Blog list

The holidays are here, and with them comes the joy of gift-giving—whether it’s for family, friends, or even your beloved pets! But before you rush out to buy the perfect present for your furry friends, it’s important to remember that not all toys and gifts are created equal.

Exciting Canine Nosework classes are now being held at Bishop Ranch Veterinary Center! These fun, engaging classes help build focus, confidence, and problem-solving skills for your dog, all while strengthening the bond between you and your furry companion.

As winter settles in, it’s important to be mindful of the unique hazards that come with colder weather for our pets. While we bundle up in warm layers, our furry friends rely on us to protect them from winter’s chill and the dangers that accompany it.

December is National Cat Lovers' Month, a special time to celebrate our feline friends and show them just how much they mean to us. Cats bring so much joy and companionship into our lives, and it's important that we give them the love and care they deserve.

Adopting a shelter pet is one of the most rewarding experiences you can have. Not only are you giving a deserving animal a second chance at a happy life, but you’re also gaining a loyal companion who will love you unconditionally. Every pet in the shelter has its own unique story, and this month, we’re excited to feature a very special girl: Billie!

At Bishop Ranch Veterinary Center, we're proud to recognize the dedication and hard work of our exceptional team. This December, we’re celebrating two outstanding team members who have truly gone above and beyond: Roshni and Daniela!

We’re excited to welcome Dr. Cappelletti back from maternity leave at Bishop Ranch Veterinary Hospital! Her return was met with joy from both our team and her patients, like Koda the puppy and Otto the senior cat, who were thrilled to see her again. Dr. Cappelletti’s compassionate care continues to make a lasting impact on pets of all ages, and we’re so happy to have her back to provide the trusted veterinary care our clients rely on.

Thanksgiving is a time for celebration, but it’s important to be mindful of the hazards your pets might face during the festivities. Toxic foods like onions, chocolate, and turkey bones, as well as holiday decorations and overeating, can pose serious risks to your furry companions. By keeping harmful foods out of reach, securing decorations, and providing a calm space for your pet, you can help ensure they stay safe and happy throughout the holiday season.

As pets live longer thanks to advances in veterinary care and increased attention to preventive health, it's important to provide specialized care as they enter their senior years. Regular vet visits, early detection of health issues, and adjustments at home—like ramps and orthopedic bedding—can help keep your senior pet comfortable and healthy. By staying proactive and attentive to their needs, you can ensure your pet enjoys their golden years with happiness and vitality.

Meet Colt, a 1-year-old Siberian Husky/Shepherd/Border Collie mix who's as energetic as he is lovable. With his striking black-and-white coat, soulful eyes, and a playful spirit, Colt is ready to bring joy and adventure to your life. If you're looking for a smart, fun-loving dog to be your new best friend, Colt might just be the perfect match!