In response to the recent “Shelter In Place” order implemented in Santa Cruz County, this notice will serve to inform you regarding available services at Capitola Veterinary Hospital. There is no higher priority at Capitola Veterinary Hospital than the… Read More »
Category Archives: Pet Potpourri
Capitola Veterinary Hospital Winter Newsletter
Dental Special Dental health for our pets is just as important as it is for us! However, understandably, most owners find it difficult to brush their pets’ teeth daily, weekly, or even at all. Over time, bacteria can grow and… Read More »
Capitola Veterinary Hospital Referral Rewards Program
Love Capitola Veterinary Hospital? Refer your friends…. and get a $50 credit! As a thank you, for your referrals you will receive a $50 account credit for each referral. We appreciate all of our clients, and want to say… Read More »
HAPPY FALL …..BRUSH THEM ALL!!
Capitola Veterinary Hospital Fall-Winter Dental Special Now through February 28th, 2019! All patients with a current annual exam are eligible for a comprehensive oral health assessment and treatment (COHAT) procedure. Every pet that gets a… Read More »
Keeping Pets Safe in a Disaster
Are you ready? If the ground suddenly starts to shake and an earthquake hits – are you ready? If a fire breaks out in the middle of the night, are you ready? While we all hope our communities remain safe,… Read More »
Summer/Fall 2018 Newsletter
“TAKE YOUR CAT TO THE VET DAY” AUGUST 22, 2018 In honor of this special day and all feline friends in the Santa Cruz area Capitola Veterinary Hospital is offering a $39.00 Annual Feline Exam when you call now through August… Read More »
Should You Keep Your Cat Indoors?
Did you know that an indoor cat lives twice as long as an outdoor one? Strictly indoor cats live an average of 12-15 years. Strictly outdoor cats usually do not live past age five, and a cat who spends time… Read More »
A Dog Owner’s Guide to Canine Flu
A Dog Owner’s Guide to Canine Flu By Tiffany L. Mitchener, DVM What is Canine Flu? There are two subtypes of flu currently infecting dogs in the United States. The first appeared in January 2004 among racing greyhounds at… Read More »
Why Do We Vaccinate Our Pets Against Rabies?
Most Americans have never seen an animal with a case of rabies. The image of the mad, aggressive, salivating animal has been fostered by Hollywood – think “Cujo” or “Old Yeller.” Most people have a vague sense of unease regarding… Read More »
What to Do When You Are Allergic to Your Partner’s Pet
Let me tell you the story of my cousin: Girl meets boy. Girl falls in love with boy. Girl would like to marry boy. But there is one small issue…his beloved cat. Girl has been allergic to cats her whole… Read More »
