Gateway Veterinary Hospital

Here at GVH we love all walks of life! We see all sorts of pocket pets! Not just cats and dogs. Reply and share a picture of your fur baby! - The GVH Staff

If your dog is scratching more than usual, it could be a sign of allergies or skin conditions. Let’s get them feeling better fast!

November is Adopt a Senior Pet Month!

Senior pets make amazing companions, and they deserve loving homes too. If you’re thinking about adding to your family, consider adopting a senior pet.

They still have plenty of love to give!

🎃 Keep Your Pets Safe and Stress-Free This Halloween! 👻

While we enjoy the spooky fun, Halloween can be a scary time for our furry friends. Keep candy out of paws' reach and opt for pet-friendly costumes.

Create a quiet space for them to relax away from all the excitement. Let’s make this Halloween safe and fun for everyone!

You are your pet’s hero! Every time you bring them in for a check-up, you’re making sure they live a longer, healthier life.

Keep your indoor cats active with toys, scratching posts, and interactive playtime! Their mental and physical health will thank you.

Did you know?

Dogs have 18 muscles in each ear to help them precisely locate sounds! Keep those ears healthy with regular check-ups.

Senior pets need extra care! Regular check-ups, proper nutrition, and joint support can help your aging pet live their golden years in comfort.

October 16th is National Feral Cat Day!

Today, we raise awareness about the importance of TNR (Trap-Neuter-Return) programs to help control feral cat populations humanely.

Learn how you can support local efforts!

Did you know over 50% of pets are overweight?

On National Pet Obesity Awareness Day, we’re here to help you keep your furry friend fit and healthy.

Book a wellness consultation to check their weight and get personalized nutrition advice!

October is National Pet Wellness Month!

It’s the perfect time to prioritize your pet’s health with a wellness check. Early detection is the best way to prevent serious issues.

Schedule your pet’s exam today!

Pancreatitis is inflammation of the pancreas and can occur in both dogs and cats. Symptoms include vomiting, abdominal pain, and lethargy. Prompt veterinary care is essential for recovery.