Butte Veterinary Center

01/19/2026

Pets are really good at hiding pain — and really bad at telling us when something’s wrong.

That’s why annual exams matter. A quick yearly visit can uncover changes you might never notice at home. 🐾
Because they can’t tell us… but we can help listen 💙

01/16/2026

📢 Clinic Update – No Veterinarian On-Site Today 📢
Our doctor is out of the office today, so we will not have a veterinarian available for appointments or emergencies.
However, we will be open and here until 1PM to help with the following services:
✅ Prescription & food pick-ups
✅ Nail trims
✅ A**l gland expressions
If you need one of these services, give us a call and we’ll be happy to get you scheduled!
📞 406-299-2102
Thank you for your understanding and continued support! 🐾💚

01/14/2026

New year, new goals — even for our pets 🐶🐱

An annual wellness visit helps us catch small problems before they become big ones and keeps your pet feeling their best all year long.

January is a great time to get back on track with vaccines, exams, and preventive care. 💙

01/09/2026

📢 Clinic Update – No Veterinarian On-Site Today 📢
Our doctor is out of the office today, so we will not have a veterinarian available for appointments or emergencies.
However, we’re still open and here to help with the following services:
✅ Prescription & food pick-ups
✅ Nail trims
✅ A**l gland expressions
If you need one of these services, give us a call and we’ll be happy to get you scheduled!
📞 406-299-2102
Thank you for your understanding and continued support! 🐾💚

01/08/2026

We have been experiencing phone issues this morning. If you have been trying to get through and have not been able to, please try again, or email buttevetcenter@gmail.com. Thank you for your understanding!

01/01/2026

🎉✨ Happy New Year from all of us at Butte Vet Center! ✨🎉

Wishing our amazing clients and their furry family members a safe, joyful, and hope-filled start to 2026! 🐾💛

Just a reminder: We are closed on New Year’s Day so our team can enjoy the holiday with their loved ones. We’ll reopen with normal business hours on January 5th.

Thank you for trusting us with your pets’ care this past year — we can’t wait to serve you in 2026! 🐶🐱💙

Stay safe, celebrate responsibly, and give your pets an extra midnight cuddle for us! 🥂🐾

12/31/2025

There is still time to enter! We'll be choosing our winners next week! Drop a picture of your pet for a chance for them to be featured in our winter cover photo!

❄️ Winter will officially be here in just a few days, and it’s time to refresh our cover photo! ❄️
We want to feature your pets enjoying the season!

Share a photo in the comments of your furry friend:
✨ embracing the holiday spirit
✨ snuggled up in a cozy blanket
✨ or adventuring out in the snow

When we return from our Christmas break, the top 3 photos with the most likes will be featured in our new winter cover photo!

Let the winter cuteness begin! 🐾📸💙

12/29/2025

We will be closed Thursday and Friday this week. Please get your medication refill requests in as soon as possible to prevent any delays!

12/25/2025

🎄 Merry Christmas from all of us at Butte Veterinary Center! 🎄

We hope your day is filled with joy, warmth, and time spent with the ones you love—furry family members included. 🐾❤️

Just a reminder, we are closed today so our team can enjoy the holiday. We’ll reopen Monday during our normal business hours.

Wishing you and your pets a safe, peaceful, and magical Christmas! ✨

12/24/2025

🎄 Merry Christmas Eve! 🎄
Just a reminder that we are closed all day today so our team can enjoy the holiday with their families.

We hope you and your pets have a warm, safe, and joyful Christmas! ❤️🐾✨

12/22/2025

🎄🐾 Christmas Pet Safety Tips 🐾🎄
The holidays are full of fun and cheer — but they also come with a few hidden hazards for our pets. Here are some simple ways to keep your furry friends safe this Christmas season:

✨ Protect the Tree
-Secure your Christmas tree to prevent curious pets from tipping it over.
-Avoid letting pets drink tree water — it can contain fertilizers or bacteria.

🧵 Watch Out for Decorations
-Tinsel, ribbon, and string can be dangerous if swallowed.
-Keep fragile ornaments higher on the tree and out of batting/pawing range.

🌿 Skip Toxic Holiday Plants
-Holly, mistletoe, and certain lilies can be poisonous to pets.
-Choose pet-safe alternatives or keep dangerous plants out of reach.

🕯️ Candle & Light Safety
-Never leave lit candles unattended.
-Keep electrical cords tucked away or covered to prevent chewing.

🍗 Keep Holiday Foods Off-Limits
-Chocolate, xylitol sweeteners, grapes/raisins, fatty foods, and alcohol are dangerous for pets.
-Remind guests not to slip table scraps to your pets — no matter how cute the begging eyes!

🎁 Secure the Gifts
-Pets may chew on wrapping paper, bows, or even the gifts themselves.
-Monitor them around presents, especially those containing food items.

🚪 Mind the Doorway
-With guests coming and going, keep an eye on doors to prevent accidental escapes.
-Provide a quiet space for anxious pets to retreat from the holiday hustle.

The holidays should be joyful and safe for the whole family. With a few precautions, your pets can enjoy a cozy and carefree Christmas! ❤️🐶🐱