Canyon View Animal Hospital

03/21/2021

This week is the National Poison Prevention Week. There are many household items that can be hazardous to your pets. Pet-proofing your home and yard is the best prevention to avoid a poising emergency. For more information on how to prevent pet poisoning and who to contact if you suspect a poisoning emergency visit the ASPCA Poison Control website: https://www.aspca.org/pet-care/animal-poison-control

03/19/2021

Kennel Technician, Zach, hanging out with Miss Baya while she's boarding with us 🙂 Have a great weekend everyone!

12/18/2020

Seasons Greetings Canyon View Clients,

We will be closed for Christmas Thursday, December 24th through Sunday, December 27th and for New Year's Day on Friday, January 1st. If you have an emergency that cannot wait, please call Deer Creek Animal Hospital at 303-973-4200 or VRCC at 303-874-7387.

Have a wonderful and safe holiday season!
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Warmly,

Canyon View Animal Hospital Staff

09/19/2020

Hi Everyone!

Our entire building is currently without power and we cannot receive phone calls or check e-mail. We do not yet have an estimate of when this will be resolved.

For those of you who have appointments this afternoon or need to pick up food or meds, please knock on the front door and a technician will come outside to help you.

Thanks for your understanding! -The CVAH Team

04/18/2020

Canyon View lost a dear friend and former employee this week. We are heartbroken. Jessica Branch was with us for almost 20 years before she left to pursue a new job opportunity last fall. She was deeply compassionate and dedicated her life to caring for animals. She loved top 40s pop music, the color purple, and laughing. We will forever miss her kind spirit and know many of you will too.

04/06/2020

Hi All!

Just a reminder that we are open for business with normal hours. We are not scheduling elective surgeries like spays and neuters, and request that you defer non-essential appointments (like nail trims) to a later date. All appointments are curbside-service only. If you have questions about this process, don’t hesitate to call.

We’ve received many inquiries lately about the risk of COVID-19 to pets. Evidence indicates it’s minimal. Please see the link below for more information. Stay safe out there!

Learn about how the coronavirus that causes COVID-19 affects animals, and how to keep pets safe during the pandemic.

03/18/2020

Do you recognize this kitty? She was brought into us yesterday after being found outside in the Ken Caryl Valley area. She is older, very sweet, and on the thin side. She appears to have had many teeth pulled so we suspect she is owned and missed by someone! She is not microchipped. She will be safe and well-loved here at the clinic until we can find her people.