VCA Knapp's Corner Animal Hospital

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VCA Knapp's Corner Animal Hospital Where world-class medicine meets hometown care.

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07/09/2026

Attention! Our phones are down, but we are open and ready to welcome you! See you soon!

🎆 Be honest...When the fireworks start, your pet is most likely to:🐶 Hide under the bed🐱 Camp out in the closet🐶 Follow ...
06/30/2026

🎆 Be honest...

When the fireworks start, your pet is most likely to:

🐶 Hide under the bed
🐱 Camp out in the closet
🐶 Follow you everywhere
🐱 Act completely unbothered
🐶 Bark at every boom

Tell us in the comments.

If your pet gets stressed during fireworks, now is a great time to talk with your veterinarian about ways to help them feel more comfortable this holiday.

🐾 Does your pet hide when fireworks start?Many pets experience anxiety during fireworks season. Common signs include:• H...
06/25/2026

🐾 Does your pet hide when fireworks start?

Many pets experience anxiety during fireworks season. Common signs include:
• Hiding
• Trembling
• Pacing
• Excessive barking or vocalization
• Destructive behavior

The good news? You don't have to wait until the Fourth of July to help.

If your pet struggles with fireworks, schedule an appointment now to discuss options that may help them feel more comfortable during the holiday.

🎄 Happy Holidays from your friends at VCA Knapp’s Corner!Thank you for trusting us with your pets this year—we’re honore...
12/26/2025

🎄 Happy Holidays from your friends at VCA Knapp’s Corner!

Thank you for trusting us with your pets this year—we’re honored to be part of your family’s journey. Here’s to a season of warmth, happiness, and healthy, happy pets!

Day 12 of our 12 Days of Pet Health: Start the New Year RightA fresh year is the perfect time to set your pet up for a h...
12/24/2025

Day 12 of our 12 Days of Pet Health: Start the New Year Right

A fresh year is the perfect time to set your pet up for a healthy start. Preventive care helps catch issues early, supports long term wellness, and keeps your pet feeling their best. Here are a few ways to begin the new year on the right paw:

📆 Schedule a wellness exam: Regular checkups help monitor your pet’s overall health and catch small concerns before they become bigger ones.
🦷 Plan a dental checkup: Dental health affects more than just fresh breath. A dental exam can help prevent discomfort and support whole body wellness.
🔬 Consider preventive screenings: Bloodwork, parasite testing, and age appropriate screenings give a clear picture of your pet’s health and help guide personalized care.

Starting the new year with proactive care is a simple way to keep your pet happy, healthy, and by your side for years to come. Book online by visiting vcaknappscorner.com!

Day 11 of our 12 Days of Pet Health: Year-End Medication CheckAs the year winds down, it’s a great time to make sure you...
12/23/2025

Day 11 of our 12 Days of Pet Health: Year-End Medication Check

As the year winds down, it’s a great time to make sure your pet is up to date on the medications that keep them healthy and protected. A quick review now can help avoid any gaps in care during the busy holiday season:

💊 Keep medications on hand – This time of year gets busy, so check that you have the next doses ready.
🦟 Keep flea & tick protection going – Parasites can stay active through winter in many areas, so consistency matters.
❤️ Continue heartworm prevention – Heartworm preventives should be given year-round. Now’s a good time to confirm you have doses ready heading into the new year.

Our home delivery and in-hospital pharmacy make it easy to stay on track. Need refills or have questions about your pet’s medications? We’re here to help!

Day 10 of our 12 Days of Pet Health: New Puppy or Kitten?Bringing home a new puppy or kitten is such an exciting moment!...
12/22/2025

Day 10 of our 12 Days of Pet Health: New Puppy or Kitten?

Bringing home a new puppy or kitten is such an exciting moment! A little preparation before their first veterinary visit helps set them up for a healthy, happy start. Here’s what to bring and what to expect:

📋 Any previous records – If your pet came from a breeder, rescue, or shelter, bring any vaccination or health paperwork you received.
🍖 Favorite treats – Treats help make the visit positive and relaxing, especially for shy or wiggly little ones.
🧸 Comfort items – A blanket, small toy, or familiar carrier can make the first trip feel less overwhelming.
❓ Your questions – Write down anything you want to ask about nutrition, training, vaccines, behavior, or daily care. This visit is your chance to get support and guidance tailored to your new family member.

A thoughtful first visit sets the foundation for lifelong health and confidence!

Day 9 of our 12 Days of Pet Health: Winter Comfort for Senior PetsCold weather can be especially tough on senior pets. A...
12/21/2025

Day 9 of our 12 Days of Pet Health: Winter Comfort for Senior Pets

Cold weather can be especially tough on senior pets. A few small adjustments can help keep older dogs and cats comfortable, mobile, and happy all season long:

💛 Create warm resting spots – Provide soft bedding away from drafts. Pet-safe warming pads or extra blankets can help soothe stiff joints.
🐾 Support mobility – Place rugs on slippery floors, use ramps or stairs for furniture, and keep pathways clear to make moving around easier.
🧴 Consider joint comfort – Gentle exercise, weight management, and supplements can support joint health. If you’re wondering what might help your pet, we’re always here to guide you.

A little extra care goes a long way in helping senior pets feel their best this winter!

Day 8 of our 12 Days of Pet Health: Fireplaces, Candles & Space HeatersCozy season is here, but warm holiday comforts ca...
12/20/2025

Day 8 of our 12 Days of Pet Health: Fireplaces, Candles & Space Heaters

Cozy season is here, but warm holiday comforts can pose risks for curious pets. A few simple steps can help keep your home safe and peaceful:

🔥 Use screens or guards for fireplaces – Pets may be drawn to the warmth or movement of flames. A sturdy screen helps prevent burns and keeps sparks contained.

🕯️ Place candles out of reach – A wagging tail or playful paw can easily knock over an open flame. Choose high shelves or consider flameless candles for a safer glow.

🔥 Be cautious with space heaters – Keep heaters on a flat surface and create a clear zone around them. Always supervise pets near heated areas and unplug heaters when not in use.

Creating a safe, warm environment keeps the season cozy for the whole family!

Day 7 of our 12 Days of Pet Health: Holiday Travel Tips for PetsHeading out for holiday travel? Whether it’s a quick dri...
12/19/2025

Day 7 of our 12 Days of Pet Health: Holiday Travel Tips for Pets

Heading out for holiday travel? Whether it’s a quick drive across town or a longer trip, a little preparation can make the journey safer and more comfortable for your pet:

🚗 Prioritize car safety – Secure pets with a seat belt harness, travel carrier, or crate to keep them safe and prevent distractions.
🧳 Choose the right carrier – It should be well-ventilated, roomy enough for your pet to stand and turn around, and positioned securely in the car. Let them explore it at home first to help them feel at ease.
😌 Use calming techniques – Bring familiar items like a blanket or favorite toy. Soft music and gentle reassurance can help reduce stress. If your pet experiences motion sickness or anxiety, give us a call before your trip for guidance.

A smooth, safe ride helps make holiday travel enjoyable for both you and your pet!

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2078 E. Beltline Avenue NE
Grand Rapids, MI
49525

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