Two Rivers Veterinary Hospital

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🐾 Women-owned | Serving West Fargo & Fargo‑Moorhead
💙 Compassionate, advanced care for every life stage
🏥 Small animals & exotics • Wellness to rehabilitation
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June is National Pet Preparedness Month 🐾Emergencies can happen at any time, so it’s important to include your furry fam...
06/17/2026

June is National Pet Preparedness Month 🐾

Emergencies can happen at any time, so it’s important to include your furry family members in your emergency and disaster plans. A little preparation can help keep your pets safe and comfortable when it matters most.

Here are two important ways to prepare:

🐶 1. Create a Pet Go Kit
Include essentials like food, water, medications, leashes, carriers, vaccination records, and comfort items for your pet.

🏷️ 2. Make Sure Your Pet Has Proper Identification
Keep collars and ID tags updated, and make sure your pet’s microchip information is current in case you become separated.

Being prepared can make all the difference for you and your pets! 🐾

🎉 Way to go, Kimber! 🎉We are so proud of Kimber for reaching an incredible milestone—an 8-pound weight loss! Maintaining...
06/15/2026

🎉 Way to go, Kimber! 🎉

We are so proud of Kimber for reaching an incredible milestone—an 8-pound weight loss! Maintaining a healthy weight can improve mobility, reduce stress on joints, and contribute to a happier, healthier life.

Kimber's dedication (and her family's commitment) is paying off, and we couldn't be more excited to celebrate this achievement. Keep up the amazing work, Kimber! ❤️

🐶👂 Did you know that swimming can increase your dog’s risk of developing an ear infection? All of these pictures show di...
06/15/2026

🐶👂 Did you know that swimming can increase your dog’s risk of developing an ear infection? All of these pictures show different ear infections in dogs.

Moisture trapped in the ear canal creates the perfect environment for bacteria and yeast to grow, leading to painful ear infections. Common signs include head shaking, scratching at the ears, redness, odor, and discharge.

One of the best ways to help prevent ear infections is by cleaning your dog’s ears regularly—especially after swimming, bathing, or spending time in the water. Proper ear care helps remove excess moisture and debris before problems start.

If your pet is showing signs of an ear infection, don’t wait! Contact us to schedule an exam and get them feeling comfortable again. 💙🐾

It’s Hug Your Cat Day, and Citronella is here to remind everyone that cats deserve all the love, cuddles, and chin scrat...
06/04/2026

It’s Hug Your Cat Day, and Citronella is here to remind everyone that cats deserve all the love, cuddles, and chin scratches today 💕🐾 Whether your kitty is extra snuggly or prefers admiration from a distance, make sure they feel a little extra special today!

06/01/2026

This is only a few of the live fleas & ticks we’ve pulled off of pets so far this year.

Year-round parasite prevention is one of the easiest ways to protect your furry family members from ticks, fleas, heartworms, & other parasites. If your pet isn’t on any prevention give us a call!

A full circle moment 💙Two years ago, Stevie was Megan’s very first blood draw — a moment filled with nerves, learning, a...
05/29/2026

A full circle moment 💙

Two years ago, Stevie was Megan’s very first blood draw — a moment filled with nerves, learning, and trust.

From firsts to full circle moments, this is what veterinary medicine is all about 🐾

🌸🐾 Flower shopping season is here! 🐾🌸As you bring home fresh flowers and new plants this spring and summer, we wanted to...
05/27/2026

🌸🐾 Flower shopping season is here! 🐾🌸

As you bring home fresh flowers and new plants this spring and summer, we wanted to give everyone a friendly reminder that many common household plants can be toxic to our furry friends. Some plants may cause a mild reaction, while others can lead to serious health concerns if ingested.

A few common toxic plants include:
🌷 Lilies
🌿 Pothos
🌺 Oleander
🌱 Philodendrons
🌸 Tulips & Daffodils
🍃 Sago Palms
🌼 Chrysanthemums

If you’re unsure whether a plant is pet-safe, it’s always best to check before bringing it home. Keeping toxic plants out of reach — or choosing pet-friendly options — can help keep your pets safe and healthy this season! 💚

If you think your pet may have eaten a toxic plant, contact your veterinarian or pet poison hotline right away. 🐶🐱

Today, we honor and remember the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice while serving our country. 🇺🇸In obs...
05/25/2026

Today, we honor and remember the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice while serving our country. 🇺🇸

In observance of Memorial Day, our clinic will be closed today. We will reopen during normal business hours tomorrow.

We hope everyone has a safe and meaningful holiday spent with family, friends, and furry companions.

Thank you, and Happy Memorial Day from all of us at the clinic. ❤️

If your pet experiences an emergency while we are closed, please contact your nearest emergency veterinary hospital for assistance.

A big thank you to and for all the amazing goodies and support while we celebrate our hardworking veterinary assistan...
05/20/2026

A big thank you to and for all the amazing goodies and support while we celebrate our hardworking veterinary assistants! We appreciate your kindness and generosity in helping make this week extra special for our team. 🐶🐱✨

Today is National Dog Rescue Day — a day to celebrate the incredible rescue dogs who have found loving homes and the peo...
05/20/2026

Today is National Dog Rescue Day — a day to celebrate the incredible rescue dogs who have found loving homes and the people who gave them a second chance. 🐾❤️

These are some of our staff’s beloved pets who were rescued and are now living their best lives. Every rescue dog has a story, and we are so thankful these amazing pups found safe, loving homes filled with care and compassion.

Rescue dogs may come from difficult beginnings, but with patience and love, they become loyal companions and cherished family members. Today we honor not only our own rescued pets, but all the dogs still waiting for their forever homes.

Show us your rescue dogs in the comments! 🐾❤️ We’d love to see your adopted pups and hear their stories!

Thank you to the shelters, rescues, fosters, and adopters who help make these happy endings possible.

Address

2630 Sheyenne Street
West Fargo, ND
58078

Opening Hours

Monday 7am - 6pm
Tuesday 7am - 6pm
Wednesday 7am - 5pm
Thursday 7am - 5pm
Friday 7am - 6pm

Telephone

+17013565588

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