Companion Veterinary Clinic

06/24/2025

A pet’s vision is precious! Learn how to prevent and manage common eye problems before they become serious.

At Companion Veterinary Clinic in Auburn, CA, we know just how important your pet’s eyes are—not just for sight, but for how they experience the world. Whether it’s chasing toys, exploring the backyard, or simply making eye contact with you, healthy eyes help your pet live a full, happy life. ...

06/20/2025

Discover effective prevention strategies for kennel cough and how to treat your dog if they contract it.

Kennel cough—medically known as Canine Infectious Respiratory Disease Complex (CIRDC)—is a common and highly contagious illness in dogs. While many cases are mild, kennel cough can lead to more serious complications, including pneumonia or chronic respiratory issues, especially in young puppies,...

04/14/2025

Update: Our phones are back up and running!

Our internet and phones are down this morning. We apologize for the inconvenience if you are tying to reach us. We’re working to restore connection as soon as possible.

We are open for scheduled appointments, but if your pet is in need of immediate medical assistance please contact Loomis Basin Vet, Marqueen or the Veterinary Specialty Hospital of Roseville.

Thank you for your patience. We’ll update as soon as we can.

04/07/2025

Are You Prepared for a Pet Emergency?
Medical emergencies can happen anytime—knowing how to respond can save your pet’s life.

✔ Learn to recognize the signs of a pet emergency
✔ Prepare an emergency kit with essential supplies
✔ Know when to seek professional veterinary care

At Companion Veterinary Clinic, we provide expert emergency care and resources for Auburn pet owners. Find out how to keep your pet safe.

Be Ready for the Unexpected: Ensuring Pet Safety in Auburn Pets are valued members of the family, and just like humans, they can experience sudden medical emergencies. Being prepared can make a significant difference in their health outcomes. At Companion Veterinary Clinic, we provide expert emergen...

03/31/2025

🐾 Keep your senior pet smiling! Discover the importance of routine dental care and how it can enhance your furry friend's health and happiness. Dive into our expert guide for tips and insights at Companion Veterinary Clinic. 🐶🐱

Routine Dental Care for Senior Pets: Ensuring a Healthy Smile Aging pets deserve the same level of dental care as younger animals—if not more. As pets grow older, dental issues can become more frequent and severe, leading to pain, difficulty eating, and even systemic health problems. Many pet owne...

03/27/2025

Your pet might feel nervous during their veterinary exam as all the poking and prodding might make them feel like they're under attack. These techniques help the vet gain valuable information about your furry friend's health.

From checking their heart, lungs, abdomen, eyes, ears, and mouth, it's essential to keep up with these regular exams. To help your pet feel more comfortable with being examined, practice examinations at home and pair them with plenty of treats and encouragement.

03/25/2025

Cancer is one of the leading health concerns in pets, but early detection and the right treatment plan can make all the difference. Learn about the most common types of cancer in pets, the symptoms to watch for, and the latest treatment options available.

Common Pet Cancers: Early Detection and Treatment Options Cancer is one of the most concerning diagnoses a pet owner can face. As pets live longer due to advances in veterinary care, the incidence of cancer has also increased. While the word "cancer" can be alarming, early detection and advancements...

03/25/2025

Identifying and eliminating your pet’s trigger is an effective way to reduce excessive barking. To do this, observe your pet’s behavior and determine what environmental stimuli prompt them to bark.

Then, try to change or eliminate the trigger. For example, if your dog barks at people walking by your house, consider blocking their visual access to the window or door, or move their bed to another room.

Similarly, if your dog barks at the sound of the doorbell, try placing a sign on your door asking visitors to text instead of ringing the bell. By eliminating or changing the trigger, you can help your pet feel calmer and reduce their barking.