West Mountain Animal Hospital

10/31/2026

The VETicorn and Teenie-Weenie hope you all have a safe Howloween.

10/31/2026

We have just spent a week celebrating our Veterinary Technicians and Assistants! They deserve recognition every week! They are an integral part of the team helping to provide the best medical care to your pets! We thank you for all that you do!

10/23/2026

If you have a pet who gets compounded medication from Wedgewood, please take a minute to see if your medication is part of the Wedgewood Recall (they have found inconsistences in the concentration of medication, but no adverse affects to date). Wedgewood is arranging refunds and/or replacements.

Recall Support: 866-562-5931
Hours: Monday-Friday: 8 AM–9 PM ET; Saturday: 9 AM–5 PM ET
Recall Information Site:

10/22/2026

09/21/2026

So sorry for your inconvenience.... WMAH will be closing today at 5pm.
Thank you!!

09/16/2026

Hello WMAH Clients,

We wanted to give you a heads up on some road work that is being performed on Route 7A (right outside our driveway) and on Route 7 that will impact travel to our hospital.
Now until 9/18 there are intermittent shoulder closures on Route 7A to prepare for the full closure on Route 7 (this shouldn’t impact travel too much).
9/19 - 10/3 Route 7 will be closed between exits 2 and 3. During this 14-day 24/7 closure, traffic will be diverted onto Routes 7A and 313. This will create an increase in traffic volumes and delays on Route 7A. We highly recommend leaving earlier than normal to get to your appointment with us.
Thank you and SAFE TRAVELS!!

08/11/2026

GREAT NEWS!!!!
SCREECH HAS BEEN ADOPTED 👏😻

08/01/2026

*ADOPTED* GOOD LUCK SCREECH!
(edited on 8/11/26)

Unfortunately no one has come forward to claim this kitty. We are now in the process of looking for a special, loving home for this handsome boy, nicknamed “Screech”.

We estimate him to be around 1 year of age, he is now neutered, and we are in the process of getting him up to date on vaccinations. He is positive for feline leukemia virus (FeLV), and a confirmatory test is consistent with a regressive form of the infection. While a cat has a regressive infection, it cannot actively infect other cats with the disease, and it is very unlikely to experience clinical signs from FeLV.

An ideal home for Screech would be a home either with no other cats or with another kitty who is also FeLV positive. He is a friendly boy, who is loving having people to interact with. He is full of chirps, purrs, and head boops and he so deserves a home and family of his own. If you or someone you know may be willing to open their heart and home to this boy, please let us know. If you have any questions about him or about feline leukemia virus, reach out for more information.

07/31/2026

We will be closing at 4pm today for hospital inventory.