As many of our clients are painfully aware, the loud noises from fireworks can cause symptoms of fear and anxiety in pets, ranging from mild trembling, panting, and hiding, to severe panic with attempts to escape through windows or fences, risking severe injury or loss. We encourage you to have a plan in place for […]
Even though the state-mandated indoor mask requirement has ended, the veterinary community is still experiencing a critical staff shortage and the health of our staff is more important than ever. In order to maintain uninterrupted service for our clients, we must do what we can to protect our incredibly dedicated team. We will be following […]
Thank you for your interest in our practice! We are now able to accept new clients on a very limited basis. We wish to create the opportunity for our new clients to be well-informed and well matched to our practice prior to scheduling, so we ask that you carefully review the following information: We are […]
We want to inform our clients of our plan to continue to require masks for entering our facility and to continue to do curbside check-in at this time. Even though the state-mandated indoor mask requirement may be changing, the veterinary community is still experiencing a critical staff shortage and the health of our staff is […]
Happy New Year! As the new year gets under way, we’d like to take a moment to wish health and happiness for our patients and their people. May the coming months be filled with positive changes and well-being for all! Best Wishes, The Staff of Two Rivers Veterinary Clinic
Wonderful news…. Dr. Davies is back from New Zealand and returning full time to Two Rivers Veterinary Clinic in September! After months of beautiful beaches, plentiful penguins, and treating farm dogs (and the occasional alpaca) as a country veterinarian, she has returned. We are so happy to welcome her back!
With the recent lifting of state-wide COVID-related restrictions, we have been given the green light to begin the slow process of returning to a more normal way of doing things. Our goal is to slowly bring clients back into our facility while continuing to manage the risk of COVID exposure among our clients and staff. […]
As many of our clients are painfully aware, the loud noises from fireworks can cause symptoms of fear and anxiety in pets, ranging from mild trembling, panting, and hiding, to severe panic with attempts to escape through windows or fences, risking severe injury or loss. We encourage you to have a plan in place for […]
Happy New Year! Social distancing protocols have kept us from doing our traditional group photo this year, but that isn’t preventing us from sending you our heartfelt wishes for a safe and healthy year to come for all! Best Wishes, The Staff of Two Rivers Veterinary Clinic
Many of you may have heard by now that Dr. Davies is leaving the practice at the end of the month. We wish her nothing but the best and hope her journey brings her back in the future. She has kept her farewell message brief but true to the direct, cheerful style we will miss […]
