Swamp Rabbit Animal Hospital

📢 Please Note: We will be undergoing technical changes today between 11:00 AM and 12:00 PM. While we are not certain that our communication systems will be affected, there is a possibility of temporary service interruptions.

If you are unable to reach us during that time, please text us at (864) 689-8727, and a member of our team will get back to you as soon as possible.

Thank you for your patience and understanding!

Happy Father's Day to all the amazing Dads! 🐕❤️

Thank you for loving your 2-legged kids with endless patience, guidance, and dad jokes... and your 4-legged kids with belly rubs, long walks, and unconditional snuggles.🐾

🐾Whether you're raising tiny humans, furry companions, or both — you're the leader of the pack and the heart of the family.

Today we celebrate the big hugs, sloppy kisses (from all species), and the way you make every day an adventure. Hope your day is filled with laughter, treats (for everyone), and precious time with your whole family! 🎉🐾🐶🐱

✨ Introducing our Employee of the Month: Katie!! ✨

We’re so excited to celebrate our newest team member, Katie, as our Employee of the Month! 💛

From the moment she joined us, Katie has brought an incredible attitude, a strong work ethic, and a smile that brightens every room she walks into. She’s always ready to jump in wherever she’s needed, lend a helping hand, and tackle each day with kindness and enthusiasm.

Her positivity is contagious, her dedication never goes unnoticed, and our patients, clients, and team are all better because she’s here. We truly couldn’t ask for a sweeter addition to the Swamp Rabbit family.

Congratulations, Katie! We’re so incredibly lucky to have your sunshine on our team. ☀️🐾

☀️ Summer Safety Reminder for Your Pets 🐾

The sunshine is fun… until it isn’t.

As temperatures climb, here are a few simple ways to help keep your furry family members safe this summer:

🌡️ Skip the midday walks. Early mornings and evenings are much cooler and easier on your pet.

🐾 Test the pavement first. If it’s too hot to comfortably hold your hand on for 7 seconds, it’s too hot for sensitive paws.

💧 Hydration is key. Always make sure your pet has access to fresh, cool water and shade when they’re outside.

🚗 Never leave pets in a parked car. Even with the windows cracked, temperatures can become dangerous in just minutes.

😎 Watch for signs of overheating. Excessive panting, drooling, weakness, vomiting, or collapse are all emergencies that require immediate veterinary attention.

Summer is better when everyone stays safe—including our four-legged friends. Stay cool out there! 💙

It looks like some important business is being discussed around here. 🐾

Just a friendly reminder that Swamp Rabbit Animal Hospital will be closed tomorrow, June 12th.

We’ll be back on Monday and look forward to seeing all of our amazing patients and their families then!

Have the most wonderful weekend, and we’ll see you soon. 💙

🍩 Happy National Donut Day! 🍩

Today we’re celebrating one of life’s greatest inventions: donuts.

Our animals would like to remind everyone that while donuts are a treat for humans, they should stay off the menu for pets. (Trust us, they’ve already asked. Repeatedly.)

So enjoy a donut and try not to make eye contact with any of your pets while you’re eating it. 👀🐾

Happy National Donut Day from all of us at Swamp Rabbit Animal Hospital! ❤️

Thanks Jenny from Boehringer Ingelheim Animal Health USA Inc. for the donuts. 🥰

This will be amazing for the community.

📢 We are looking for 100 outdoor community cats living in Greenville County to spay and neuter....for FREE! That's right! DETAILS BELOW...

🐾 Community Cat Friday is a FREE TNR (trap-neuter-return) event happening FRIDAY, JUNE 5 at Greenville County Animal Care's Clinic.

👉️ This is a first-come, first-served special event, so ARRIVE EARLY! Gate opens at 8am.

‼️ REQUIREMENTS - Please read:
- NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY. This is a first-come, first-served event.
- We will be spaying and neutering OUTDOOR cats living in GREENVILLE COUNTY ONLY at this event.
- Participating cats are required to be in a HUMANE LIVE TRAP.
- Max 4 community cats per vehicle.
- All cats will be spayed/neutered, ear-tipped, and vaccinated. No other medical services will be offered (No Felv/FIV testing).
Come be a part of this incredible event and help us reduce the population of community cats in Greenville County! Questions can be emailed to [email protected].

Most veterinary hospitals post their best moments. We’re trying something different today.

In an effort to be transparent, we’d like to share what veterinary medicine actually looks like behind the scenes.

We considered deleting these. Instead, we’re sharing them.

A few of these need explanations. A few somehow get worse with context.