Cobb & Co Veterinary Clinic

09/03/2026

A hot spot can spread across your dog's skin in a matter of hours, while thinning fur on both sides creeps along for months without a single scratch. Same body, very different timelines. Our latest post walks through which skin problems need same-day care, which can wait a day or two, and what a hair loss workup involves.

What Are the Most Common Skin Problems in Dogs? Itchy ears, a rash on the belly, a bald patch, a lump you just found under the fur: skin problems are one of the most common reasons dogs see a veterinarian, and most of them sort into a handful of familiar categories. Allergies, parasites, and infecti...

09/03/2026

Planning a trip with your pet? 🚗🐾

A little preparation goes a long way! Save this checklist for your next adventure to help keep your furry friend safe, comfortable, and travel-ready.

Traveling soon? Schedule a wellness exam before you go so we can make sure your pet is healthy, up to date on vaccines, and ready for the journey.

📅 Call us or book your appointment today!

08/31/2026

August gave us so many moments worth remembering! 🐾

From adorable patients and happy visits to special moments with our wonderful team, here are a few of our favorite memories from the month.

Thank you for trusting Cobb & Co. with your furry family members. We’re excited to see what September brings!

08/28/2026

Meet Carrie! 💙🐾

With over 12 years in veterinary medicine, Carrie brings experience, compassion, and a true love for animals to every patient she cares for.

Outside the clinic, she’s a devoted mom, horror movie fan, and an active volunteer in animal rescue, helping coordinate out-of-state intakes for SCCR to give more pets a second chance.

Her passion for helping animals extends far beyond our clinic walls, and we’re lucky to have her on the Cobb & Co. team.

Say hi to Carrie in the comments! 👋

08/26/2026

Happy National Dog Day! 🐶🎉

Today is all about celebrating the companions who are always there to greet us at the door, make us laugh, and love us unconditionally.

We're lucky to care for so many amazing dogs and the families who love them. Thank you for trusting us with their health and happiness. 💙

Drop your dog's name below so we can celebrate them with you! 🐾

08/25/2026

What happens before your pet's surgery?

Every surgical procedure begins with careful preparation. Our team ensures all equipment is sterilized, your pet is properly monitored, and every detail is in place before surgery even begins.

Whether it's a routine spay/neuter or a more advanced procedure, safety is our priority every step of the way. 🩺🐾

Have questions about an upcoming surgery? Give us a call, we're always happy to walk you through the process.

08/22/2026

Raising a puppy is exciting, but it's also a learning experience. 🐶

In this carousel, we're sharing a few of the most common mistakes new puppy owners make and how to avoid them, helping your new best friend get the healthiest start possible.

Which one surprised you the most? Let us know below! 👇

08/22/2026

Exciting news! Second City Canine Rescue is bringing a NEW adoption show to Geneva! ❤️

Join us at PetSmart Geneva to meet some amazing adoptable dogs looking for their forever families. Dr. Jacquie Cobb is helping spread the word, and we’d love to see you there!

📍 PetSmart Geneva — 1512 S Randall Rd
📅 Sunday, August 23
⏰ 11 AM–1 PM

Come say hi, meet the dogs, and maybe leave with your new best friend 🐶❤️

Learn more about available dogs at SCCRescue.org.

08/22/2026

¡Hablamos español! 🇪🇸🐾

At Cobb & Co., we’re committed to making every pet owner feel informed, comfortable, and cared for—no matter which language they speak.

Watch this reel to learn more about our services in Spanish, and share it with someone who may find it helpful! ❤️

08/20/2026

A mother dog or cat can rest an hour or two between deliveries, so a stall is easy to mistake for a normal break. But 20 to 30 minutes of hard straining with nothing born, or a pause past two hours with babies still inside, means she needs help. Our latest post walks through the timing and the warning signs.

A mother dog or cat can rest an hour or two between deliveries, so a stall is easy to mistake for a normal break. But 20 to 30 minutes of hard straining with nothing born, or a pause past two hours with babies still inside, means she needs help. Our latest post walks through the timing and the warni...