A trip to a veterinary emergency and specialty hospital with your pet can be a stressful experience. The goal for our hospital and team is to provide a client and patient experience that is second to none. From building design and work flow to our caring staff, we go the extra mile to ensure you and your pet gets timely care with a smile.
We are seeking dedicated Veterinary Nurses, both Technicians and Assistants, to join our team! Our hospital and staff have been designed with a culture aimed at exceptional client services and personal job fulfillment. Come join a team that fosters career growth and work/life balance. For more information about the position and application process, please go to https://cvets.net/join-our-team/ or call 803-995-8913.
We have updated our blog with FAQ for Pet Owners and Veterinarians. Please visit the links below for more information concerning Coronavirus and your pets.
CVETS has been nominated for Columbia Metropolitan Magazine’s Best of 2021 Edition in the categories of Best Animal Emergency Center, Best Pet Specialty Clinic, and Best Animal Surgery Center! We truly appreciate being nominated in these categories and we’re thankful to have such great customers in the Columbia area. To vote for CVETS, go to https://columbiametro.com/best-of-columbia-ballot/ to cast your ballot!
It’s very exciting if your dog is pregnant, and you will want to know how to give her the special care she deserves at this time. You also need to prepare for your pregnant dog’s labor and delivery (also called whelping) so that you’ll be ready for the big day. Pregnancy in dogs is about nine weeks, and she will need extra special…
The power of human connection is one of the biggest tools we have to fight health and safety issues. That’s why awareness days, weeks, and months have so much significance. They rally us around a cause and help to spread knowledge and support. But, there’s a big list of other awareness events that pass quietly every year without much notice. However,…
Pets are living longer than ever due to preventative care and overall improved attention to health and wellbeing. Still, there are age-related issues that can come up and that you, as an owner, need to be aware of. Be cognizant and prepared for the following conditions and compromises that can come as your pet gets older. Some signs that…
Dog seizures can be triggered by several factors, including heat exhaustion and epilepsy. Some dogs will quickly recover from a seizure and never experience another. In fact, ‘one-off’ seizures with no apparent explanation are quite common. However, other dogs may continue to experience seizures over their lifetimes. What Do Dog Seizures Look Like? Some canine seizures are more obvious than…
CVETS is excited to announce that our new Criticalist, Dr. Rachel Pabón DVM, DACVECC, will be arriving on October 26th! Dr. Pabón is the only board-certified Criticalist in the Columbia area, so we are very grateful to have her. A Veterinary Criticalist is someone who specializes in life-threatening cases that may arise from trauma or illness. Having a Criticalist will…
Dogs can’t talk the way humans do, but dog communication is a language in its own right! Learn how to read canine body language, and you’ll learn a lot about your dog. The following is a compilation of some of the most common posture signs to look for when you need to know what your dog is “saying.” Exposed Tummy If…
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