Covenant Care Animal Hospital

10/16/2026

We’ll be there so come visit us!

Thanks to our 2025 Barktoberfest sponsors for your support at this year’s event! Save the date for the next Barktoberfest in October 2026!

10/08/2026

PRANK TIME!!! We had the most fun scaring the living daylights out of one of our employees! 😂💀

How do you think we did?

10/08/2026

❤️We wanted to say a huge thank you to everyone who showed up to the wonderfully fun Doggy Days event held by Chicken N Pickle 🥒🐾

We had such a wonderful time meeting, talking and seeing everyone’s pets 🐶 and we hope you enjoyed our very fun fall themed Photo Booth!

Don’t worry Covenant Care Family as our fun Photo Booth will be making a come back towards the end of the month for you all to enjoy at our clinic. We will have festive food, treats for your pets and fun accessories 🍁🍂 so stay tuned for more information! 🐶

10/08/2026

🌼💀🐾 Día de los Mu***os at Covenant Care Animal Hospital! 🐾💀🌼

We are so happy to talk about the return of our wonderful Ofrenda!

Starting October 27th through November 2nd, we will be celebrating Día de los Mu***os, aña. This is a beautiful tradition that originated in Mexico to honor and remember loved ones who have passed on. This holiday is full of color, love, and remembrance, as families create ofrendas (altars) to celebrate the lives of those who came before us.

At Covenant Care, we know our pets are family too. 🐶🐱💜 That’s why we invite you to bring a small photo of your beloved fur babies who have crossed the rainbow bridge to place on our public ofrenda here at the hospital.

📸 Please remember:
• Photos should be small in size so there’s space for everyone.
• If you would like your photo returned, it will be your responsibility to pick it up once the celebration has ended.

We are honored to celebrate this tradition with you and to remember the joy our furry companions brought into our lives. 🕯️🐾

✨ Join us in honoring their memory from October 27th – November 2nd. ✨

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10/05/2026

😃We are so happy to announce that we will be attending Doggy Days this Wednesday! This event is being held at the wonderful and tasty Chicken N Pickle! We are so excited for our first time attending this event and we have so much fun for you and your pets 🐶🧡

We are offering
• a fun Photo Booth opportunity for you and your pets 📷
•delicious pumpkin pup cups 🎃 🐶
•fun swag bags with information about who we are and what we offer 😎
• some fun grooming coupons to our partnered groomers ✂️
And more! 🧡💜

🍁Come and join us for this FREE event to the public! Hope to see you there!!!

10/01/2026

Carrying extra weight can lead to health problems like diabetes and heart disease and can also affect mental health and playfulness in your pet. Check these resources to help determine if your pet is overweight and for tips you can use to help:

Dog: thrivepetcare.com/thrive-guide/is-my-dog-overweight
Cat: thrivepetcare.com/thrive-guide/is-my-cat-overweight

09/28/2026

In observance of , here are our top 4 Rabies safety tips:

Keep your pet up to date with Rabies vaccines. The law varies by location, so ask your veterinarian.

If you see an animal known to carry Rabies acting abnormally or in contact with your pet, call animal control immediately. Do not handle the wild animal or risk getting bitten yourself.

If you or your pet has been exposed, contact your personal health care provider and your veterinarian immediately. Time is critical after exposure to prevent infection and death!

Bats are the leading cause of human rabies death in the United States, being responsible for more than 7 out of 10 fatal US rabies cases. Never handle bats or other wild animals as exposure can occur even if bites or scratches aren't visible. If you encounter a bat in your home, yard, or other area that would expose humans or pets, please call your local animal control and report the incident.

Learn more about how to safeguard yourself and your pets from this fatal disease on our website: thrivepetcare.com/thrive-guide/rabies-facts-prevention-tips

09/25/2026

(aka Sarcoptic ) is one of the most uncomfortable skin diseases that a dog can get. This highly contagious condition is caused by extremely small mites that can cause severe itching and skin irritation and will significantly impact a dog’s quality of life. To learn more about how scabies is treated along with aftercare, read our article: thrivepetcare.com/thrive-guide/scabies-mange-mites

09/24/2026

Meet our adorable success story Poppet! Little Miss Poppet came to us after an unfortunate accident, she kept her good spirits however!
Enjoy our story about how we helped her!

San Antonio Pets Alive

09/22/2026

Fall is officially here! 🍁🍂

We hope you enjoy the cozy cuddles, crunchy leaves, and cool walks with your pet! 🍁 🐶
This fall season we have so many fun and exciting plans for you and your pets so please continue to look out for our post 🐾