Wolf Creek Veterinary Hospital

Wolf Creek Veterinary Hospital Under NEW ownership! Family owned and operated veterinary hospital (formerly For the Love of Pets) located on Idaho Maryland Rd in Grass Valley.

We offer years of experience in veterinary services and look forward to helping the community and their pets.

AFFORDABLE TEETH CLEANING! Wolf Creek Veterinary Hospital offers low rate options to maintain good dental health for you...
09/01/2026

AFFORDABLE TEETH CLEANING! Wolf Creek Veterinary Hospital offers low rate options to maintain good dental health for your pets. Start your September with a quick call to us for an evaluation of your pet’s teeth and gum health. - Wolf Creek Veterinary Hospital (530) 477-5683

Happy National Dog Day! Celebrating all who help promote dog adoptions, service animals, therapy dogs and K9s in our law...
08/26/2026

Happy National Dog Day! Celebrating all who help promote dog adoptions, service animals, therapy dogs and K9s in our law enforcement.

NEW COST EFFECTIVE ALTERNATIVE TO REMOVE YOUR PET’S MASSES AND/OR SKIN TAGS WITHOUT ANESTHESIA. Wolf Creek Veterinary Ho...
08/19/2026

NEW COST EFFECTIVE ALTERNATIVE TO REMOVE YOUR PET’S MASSES AND/OR SKIN TAGS WITHOUT ANESTHESIA. Wolf Creek Veterinary Hospital is one of the few vets who provide this procedure. Cryosurgery destroys smaller abnormal or diseased tissue on pets by exposing it to liquid nitrogen.

COMMONLY USED FOR:
- Small Skin Tumors (benign or selected
malignant tumors)
- Warts and Papillomas
- Sebaceous Adenomas
- Skin Tags
- Small Areas of Abnormal Tissue

ADVANTAGES INCLUDE:
- Less expensive than regular surgery
- Minimally invasive
- Often performed as an outpatient procedure
- Usually causes less bleeding than traditional
surgery
- Virtually no recovery time for many procedures
- Can be repeated if necessary
- Lower risk of infection because there isn’t a
surgical incision, infection risk may be reduced.

Call us to see if Cryosurgery can be done on your pet as a solution to treating their skin problems. - Wolf Creek Veterinary Hospital (530) 477-5683

NOW OFFERING CRYOSURGERY – A COST EFFECTIVE ALTERNATIVE TO REMOVE YOUR PET’S MASSES AND/OR SKIN TAGS WITHOUT COSTLY ANES...
08/04/2026

NOW OFFERING CRYOSURGERY – A COST EFFECTIVE ALTERNATIVE TO REMOVE YOUR PET’S MASSES AND/OR SKIN TAGS WITHOUT COSTLY ANESTHESIA. Wolf Creek Veterinary Hospital is one of the few vets who provide this procedure. Cryosurgery destroys smaller abnormal or diseased tissue on pets by exposing it to liquid nitrogen.

COMMONLY USED FOR:
- Small Skin Tumors (benign or selected
malignant tumors)
- Warts and Papillomas
- Sebaceous Adenomas
- Skin Tags
- Small Areas of Abnormal Tissue


ADVANTAGES INCLUDE:
- Less expensive than regular surgery
- Minimally invasive
- Often performed as an outpatient procedure
- Usually causes less bleeding than traditional
surgery
- Virtually no recovery time for many procedures
- Can be repeated if necessary
- Lower risk of infection because there isn’t a
surgical incision, infection risk may be reduced.

Call us to see if Cryosurgery can be done on your pet as a solution to treating their skin problems. - Wolf Creek Veterinary Hospital (530) 477-5683

PET TIPS FOR 4TH OF JULY!Fireworks can be highly stressful for many pets. Loud, unpredictable noises, flashes of light, ...
06/29/2026

PET TIPS FOR 4TH OF JULY!
Fireworks can be highly stressful for many pets. Loud, unpredictable noises, flashes of light, and vibrations can trigger a fear response because animals don’t understand the source of the disturbance.

COMMON TIPS TO AVOID STRESS:
- Keep pets indoors before fireworks begin.
- Create a safe space where your pet can retreat.
- Reduce outside noise by closing windows and
curtains and playing calming music, white noise, or
a television at a moderate volume.
- Make sure their ID tag on their collar and their
microchip registration has your current contact
information in case they get loose.
- Exercise dogs early in the day before fireworks are
expected so they can burn off energy.
- Stay calm when your pet seeks comfort.
- Avoid bringing pets to fireworks displays.

SIGNS OF A DISTRESSED PET INCLUDE:
- Trembling or shaking
- Hiding
- Excessive panting or drooling
- Pacing or restlessness
- Barking, whining, or vocalizing
- Trying to escape
- Loss of appetite
- Destructive behavior

If your pet experiences intense fear every fireworks season, consult your veterinarian on ways to help reduce stress. - Wolf Creek Veterinary Hospital (530) 477-5683.

BEAT THE HEAT! SUMMER SAFETY FOR PETS…Swimming in lakes and ponds can be a fun way to exercise your dog in the summer. A...
06/22/2026

BEAT THE HEAT! SUMMER SAFETY FOR PETS…
Swimming in lakes and ponds can be a fun way to exercise your dog in the summer. As a pet owner, you should still be mindful of stagnant water, algae blooms, and water-borne contaminants that can cause severe illness.

WHILE PLAYING, DOGS ARE KNOWN FOR:
* Drinking lake water while swimming
* Biting at floating algae
* Retrieving toys through contaminated water
* Licking contaminates that adhere to dogs

Create an after-swim safety routine that can help leave any hidden dangers behind.

AFTER YOUR DOG IS DONE SWIMMING:
1. Rinse them with fresh water
2. Prevent them from licking excessively until rinsed
3. Offer clean drinking water
4. Check their ears for trapped moisture

If your pet starts showing any vomiting, diarrhea, weakness, or unusual behavior over the next 24–48 hours, contact your veterinarian immediately. - Wolf Creek Veterinary Hospital (530) 477-5683.

SUMMER WEATHER MEANS VACATIONS AND TRAVEL FOR THE FAMILY! That can also mean your fur family too. Be sure to include you...
06/09/2026

SUMMER WEATHER MEANS VACATIONS AND TRAVEL FOR THE FAMILY! That can also mean your fur family too. Be sure to include your pets safety on that packing and “to do” list before leaving the house.

PET TRAVEL SAFETY INCLUDES:
- Never Leave a Pet in a Parked Car
- Travel During Cooler Hours
- Keep Water Available
- Use Air Conditioning
- Secure Your Pets Safely
- Use Extra Caution for Higher Risk Pets
* Puppies & Kittens
* Senior Pets
* Overweight Pets
* Flat-Faced Breeds
* Pets with Heart or Respiratory Disease
- Watch for Signs of Heatstroke
* Excessive Panting
* Drooling
* Bright Red Gums
* Weakness or Collapse
* Vomiting
* Disorientation

If your pet starts showing any kind of distress, contact your veterinarian immediately. - Wolf Creek Veterinary Hospital (530) 477-5683.

Ask us about dental cleaning for your dogs. We offer great affordable prices for our services as we’re a local family pr...
04/22/2026

Ask us about dental cleaning for your dogs. We offer great affordable prices for our services as we’re a local family practice here in Grass Valley. Call (530) 477-5683 for a free estimate.
Photo credit: Dave Coverly - Speed Bump

Address

561 Idaho Maryland Road
Grass Valley, CA
95945

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 1pm
2pm - 6pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 1pm
2pm - 6pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 1pm
2pm - 6pm
Thursday 8:30am - 1pm
2pm - 6pm

Telephone

+15304775683

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