Andrews Veterinary Hospital

08/29/2026

❤️ Surgery doesn't have to be quite so hard on the body.

As a CO₂ laser makes an incision, it can seal tiny nerve endings and lymphatic vessels along the way.

Why does that matter?

Sealing lymphatic vessels helps reduce fluid accumulation and swelling, while sealing nerve endings can help decrease postoperative discomfort.

Combined with the laser's ability to precisely target tissue while minimizing trauma to surrounding areas, this can make recovery easier for many surgical patients.

Because our goal isn't simply getting your pet through surgery.

It's making their entire surgical experience — including recovery — as comfortable as possible. 🐾

08/27/2026

🩸 Why does less bleeding during surgery matter?

LESS BLEEDING → BETTER VISIBILITY → GREATER PRECISION

One of the biggest advantages of CO₂ laser surgery is its ability to seal small blood vessels as it cuts.

That means less bleeding but the benefit goes beyond what you can see.

A drier surgical field gives our veterinarians better visibility of the tissues and structures they are working around, allowing for greater precision during delicate procedures.

Less bleeding can also mean less time spent controlling bleeding during surgery.

It’s one of the reasons we chose to bring CO₂ laser surgery to Andrews Veterinary Hospital:

Better visibility. Better precision. Better patient care. 🐾❤️

08/26/2026

✨ A New Level of Surgical Care at Andrews Veterinary Hospital ✨

We’re excited to introduce CO₂ laser surgery at Andrews Veterinary Hospital!

Our new surgical CO₂ laser allows our veterinarians to perform many soft-tissue procedures with exceptional precision while minimizing trauma to surrounding tissue.

What can that mean for your pet?

🐾 Less bleeding during surgery
🐾 Less swelling after surgery
🐾 Less postoperative discomfort
🐾 Greater surgical precision
🐾 A cleaner, clearer surgical field
🐾 A smoother recovery for many patients

The laser works differently from a traditional scalpel, sealing tiny blood vessels, lymphatic vessels and nerve endings as it cuts.

For us, adding new technology isn't about having the newest gadget. It's about investing in tools that allow us to provide better, gentler surgical care for our patients. ❤️

We’re pretty excited about this one and we’ll be sharing more about how CO₂ laser surgery works and the procedures where it can make a difference!

07/24/2026

Tiney Hiney (calico) and Tiddlywinks (the one eyed black bobtail) are currently fostered by two of our staff memebers. While they are not genetic sisters they were rescued at about the same time and have spent the last few weeks being nursed back to health together. They love each other and are the cutest things ever to watch.

They love other cats, they love dogs, they love people, and love each other. They are now looking for a forever home together.

07/15/2026

07/14/2026

Tiney Hiney and Tiddliwinks are ready for their FUREVER homes! Let us know if you are interested!

07/14/2026

🖤 Looking for a new best friend?🖤

Stop by Andrews Veterinary Hospital today and meet this beautiful little family!

One of our staff members is fostering this sweet mama cat and her four adorable kittens through Safe Pet Project, and they’re all looking for loving forever homes.

These gorgeous black cats are playful, affectionate, and ready to become part of your family. Black cats are often overlooked in shelters, but they make incredible companions and deserve just as much love.

The family has been given names inspired by a popular fantasy book series ACOTAR (Feyre, Rhysand, Cassian, Azriel, and Nesta), but you can always choose new names if you adopt one!

🐈‍⬛ Meet Mama Feyre and her four kittens today!

📍 Andrews Veterinary Hospital
💲 Adoption fee: $75 through the Safe Pet Project
🐾 Adopt two this week and receive 50% off the second adoption fee!
✔️ Vaccinations included
✔️ Spay/neuter covered by the rescue

Come spend a few minutes with them—you might just meet your new best friend. ❤️🐾

07/11/2026

07/08/2026

Pedigree high protein wet food recall!

The company says the recalled cans had been sent for destruction before being “fraudulently” diverted and sold in the US marketplace.

07/01/2026

🇺🇸 Holiday Hours Reminder 🇺🇸

Just a quick heads up for the upcoming holiday weekend!

🐾 We will be OPEN on Friday, July 3rd, with our normal business hours.

🎆 We will be CLOSED on Monday, July 6th to give our team a well-deserved day off to celebrate Independence Day with their families.

If your pet needs any prescription refills, food, or other medications, please request them before the holiday so we have plenty of time to get everything ready.

Thank you for your understanding and for allowing our team the opportunity to spend time with their loved ones. We hope you and your pets have a safe, happy, and fun Fourth of July weekend! ❤️🤍💙