Healthy Paws Veterinary Center

12/18/2024

To all our customers and their loved pets, we wanted to give you an update on where we are at. This past weekend we had a major flood in the building. We wanted to share a little of what is going and ask your understanding as we get through this trying time. We are working as fast as we can to get things back in order, but it will take longer than first anticipated. We are working to have time slots open in the afternoons and can still fill prescriptions. We thank you for your patience as we know it is hard to talk to us. Please use email as much as you can and we will get back to you as quickly as possible. We love all the pets that we care for and will continue to do so. Thank you for your understanding and we hope to be back in full swing early in the new year!

12/16/2024

IMPORTANT: To our valued customers and pets. Due to a water pipe break and severe flooding in our building we are closed 12/16 and 12/17. We hope to resume visits on Wednesday 12/18. Please email or leave us a voice mail if you need to speak with us or get a prescription refill. Our pharmacy is open and will arrange to get you medication.

12/18/2023

Posting for a friend: Looking for a home for a 5 month old Purebred British Shorthair. Intact Male. Very easy going guy. Always purring. Gets along with other pets. Asking $2000 but will be open to other offers to the perfect Family. Please contact Michelle at 208-569-2288.

12/13/2023

Otis says, blood pressure readings are no big deal! We bring the cuddles, he brings the peanut butter😛🥰

12/11/2023

Healthy Paws will be closed from 12:30-1:30 today for a team meeting.

12/10/2023

12/01/2023

It's feisty feline Friday! 🦁 Our experienced technicians are trained to utilize a variety of techniques and tools to keep your fur friend safe, even when they're not happy to see us! Our goal is to provide quality care with as little stress as possible for you and your pet.

11/28/2023

Lulu suffered a poke to the eye while playing, but have no fear, Dr. Fullerton is here! Corneal ulcers can happen in many ways and are not visible to the naked eye without performing a diagnostic test called a corneal stain. Lulu was VERY patient with us, and the eye stain was a success! Dr. Fullerton located the ulcerated area, numbed & debrided to encourage healing, and sent Lulu on her way with some pain meds and eye drops! 👁💧❤

11/27/2023

No one is too big (or small) for a seat here at Healthy Paws! 🐾 Millie here is demonstrating that German Shepherds can, in fact, be lap dogs too. ❤

11/25/2023

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