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Spring is just around the corner, and it’s time to start thinking of parasite prevention and rattlesnake vaccination. During the months of March and April, MVVH is proud to offer several different packages at a significantly reduced cost. SPRING FLING PACKAGE A SPRING FLING PACKAGE B – Heartworm test– Soft chews that prevent Heartworm disease; treats…

Season’s greetings to you and your family! Our hospital will be closed from December 23rd, 12 p.m., through December 26th.  Dr. Kobold will be on call for that period and can be reached at (307) 674-4111. Our address: Mountain View Veterinary Hospital 2026 S. Sheridan Avenue Sheridan, WY 82801 We will also be closed from…

It is that “time of year” when we start talking more and more about dentals and caring for your pet’s “oral health” and you may be wondering why? “Boomer” just went to the vet for his annual check up. He got a pretty good overall review of his health, except Dr. Amber mentioned that his…

“Cheech” waiting for his surgery. This is “Cheech”, a 3 year old neutered Rottweiler that presented to MVVH 9/2015 with a right hind lameness. After a physical exam, sedation and radiographs, it was determined that “Cheech” was in need of a surgical procedure referred to as a TPLO. To begin, understanding the anatomy is important. A…

We want to introduce you to VINx a program developed for veterinarians by veterinarians. This is an online program that functions for YOU, our clients. We MUST have your email for it to work. You will receive an email and then need to create a password. With that log in you will be able to…

Our special blood-donating dog, Spicket, was featured on Sheridan Brand! The 11-year-old lab is a lifesaver for other dogs. Spicket is a blood donor. Yup, you read that right — dogs can give blood. We were intrigued to learn this over here at Sheridan Brand, so we got ahold of Spicket’s owner Hanna Mudder of Mountain…

This is Sherman, roughly a 17-month-old Boxer mix. He presented to MVVH on 5.18.2015 for a weekend of vomiting and not wanting to eat. Upon a good physical, blood work and an ultrasound it was diagnosed that Sherman had eaten something he probably shouldn’t have! His owners gave us the go-ahead to take him to…