Clarity Animal Hospital

11/27/2025

11/06/2025

Meet Chunky!!

Chunky is an 8 1/2 year old pit bull who visited us recently because her owner found a small lump that didn’t look quite right. Chunky’s owner noticed that the lump was new and wasn’t visible the day before.

When Chunky came in we examined and aspirated the lump. Dr. Erickson looked at the sample under the microscope and determined it was in fact cancer.

That same day, Chunky underwent a procedure to remove the mass. Dr. Erickson was able to get clean margins and remove all of the cancerous cells!

Chunky is home and is doing well!!

If you notice a lump or a bump on your fur kid, don’t hesitate to bring them in! Chunky’s owner was diligent, and we were able to remove the lump quickly and stop the cancer from spreading!

We are back in the clinic tomorrow at 7:00 am until Monday at 7:00 pm, ready to serve you and your fur kids!

11/01/2025

November is National Pet Diabetes Month, a time to raise awareness about a condition that affects many of our pets. At Clarity, our team is here to support you with screenings, management tips, and compassionate care. 💙
We hope you enjoyed Halloween and are ready for a healthy November!

10/30/2025

We Will be closed all day on Friday October 31st. Please contact Best Friends Animal Hospital or Moore Lane for your emergent and after-hours needs. We will re-open Saturday Nov 1st at 7am for our regular hours. We apologize for any inconvenience but hope this training will only improve the clarity quality for our patients and clients.

10/17/2025

We have two female kittens looking for their furever (indoor only) home!

A couple of weeks ago, these two cuties were left at the Circle K gas station around the corner from us. The attendant who found them recognized they were in need of some additional care, and arranged to bring them to us. We've loved having them in the clinic, but they are ready to explore!

We are estimating these sisters are 8 weeks old, and they have received their first round of deworming and ringworm treatment while in our care. Both kittens will need vaccines and spayed when they are old enough.

Both girls will need to be adopted by an indoor only home, and will come with a bag of kitten food!

These cuties are bonded and would likely prefer to stay together forever, however we can discuss separating them if needed.

If you are interested in adopting one (or both) of these kittens, or have additional questions, please reach out to us at 406-651-5615.

We will be back in the clinic, ready to serve you, tomorrow at 7am until Monday at 7pm.

10/12/2025

Here at Clarity, we were supper thrilled to hear of the Nomination of Dr. Erickson for the Billings Gazette 40 Under 40 awards!

Read her nomination and vote for Dr. Erickson at the link below!

10/10/2025

Today, on World Mental Health Day, we acknowledge the dedicated professionals in the veterinary medicine field who selflessly care for our animals.

While their passion is inspiring, they often face unique challenges, including long hours, demanding workload, compassion fatigue, and student debt, which can impact their mental wellbeing.

Fortunately, organizations such as Not One More Vet (NOMV) and the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) provide essential resources and support to help them thrive.

Let us come together to support these heroes in the veterinary medicine field.

Remember, mental health support is available anytime at 800-273-8255 or 988.

10/06/2025

If you visited us this weekend you may have noticed a friendly new face!

Rachel is a fourth year veterinary student at Washington State Univerity, which happens to be Dr. Erickson’s Alma Mater!

Rachel will be joining us at the clinic for the next couple of weeks as part of her Clinical Rotations. We are so excited to host Rachel and for the opportunity to be a teaching hospital.