Butte Veterinary Center

04/01/2026

🎉🐾 Breaking News from Butte Vet Center… 🐾🎉

After many requests from our patients, we’re excited to announce a brand-new service…

FREE belly rubs for every dog that visits the clinic today.

Unfortunately, cats have informed us they will only accept admiration from a distance and may still judge us.

Happy April Fools’ Day from all of us at Butte Veterinary Center! 😆🐶🐱

Tell us in the comments…
👉 Is your pet a belly rub lover or a “do not touch me” type?

03/31/2026

🐰🐾 Quick reminder this Easter: not all basket goodies are pet-friendly!

Take a look at this post from Pet Poison Helpline to keep your furry family members safe. 💛

03/30/2026

🚨 Now Hiring: Veterinary Technician 🚨

We’re looking for another awesome human to join our team at Butte Veterinary Center!

If you:
✔️ Love animals (obviously) and humans
✔️ Can handle a busy day with a good attitude
✔️ Work well with a team
✔️ Want a job where what you do actually matters

…we want to meet you.

Experience is great, but not required—we’re happy to train the right person.

What you’ll find here:
🐾 Supportive team
🐾 Flexible schedule
🐾 Benefits + pet discounts
🐾 A clinic that values your skills (and your sanity!)

📩 Apply by emailing a resume and 3 references to bvcmgmt@gmail.com

And hey—if this isn’t for you, share it! The right person might be in your circle.

Send a message to learn more

03/30/2026

🌼🐾 Spring means more adventures for pets! 🐾🌼

As the weather warms up around Butte, pets start exploring a little more — and sometimes their curiosity can get them into trouble.

March is Pet Poison Prevention Month, which is a great reminder to keep an eye out for things pets shouldn’t eat or chew.

We’re curious…
👉 What’s the weirdest thing your pet has ever tried to eat?

Drop your answers below — our team has seen some pretty surprising ones! 😄

03/23/2026

🌿🐾 March is Pet Poison Prevention Month 🐾🌿

Many common household plants can be toxic to pets. Curious dogs and cats may chew leaves, flowers, or bulbs without realizing the danger.

Swipe through to learn about common toxic plants, warning signs, and what to do in an emergency.

Awareness is one of the best ways to keep your pets safe.

03/20/2026

🌷🐾 Spring has officially sprung! 🐾🌷

To celebrate the first official day of spring, we’re giving our Facebook cover photo a seasonal refresh — and your pets could be featured!

📸 Drop a photo of your pet enjoying spring in the comments below.
👍 Browse the photos and like your favorites!

The top 3 photos with the most likes will be featured in our new spring cover photo, so be sure to check back to see the winners revealed next week!

We can’t wait to see all the adorable faces welcoming spring. 🌸🐶🐱

03/17/2026

🍀🐾 Happy St. Patrick’s Day from Butte Veterinary Center! 🐾🍀

We want to see your lucky charm today! 💚

Drop a photo below of your pet showing off their St. Patrick’s Day spirit — whether they’re wearing green, celebrating with you, or just being their adorable selves.

☘️ Bonus points for festive outfits or bandanas!

Let’s fill the comments with the luckiest pets in Butte. 🐾

03/16/2026

🚨🐴 Attention Equine Clients! 🐴🚨

Spring is right around the corner, and as many of you know, Dr. Foust is currently our only veterinarian, and his calendar books out fast this time of year.

If your horse is due for dental floats, spring vaccines, annual wellness, or any other services, we strongly encourage you to call as soon as possible to get on the schedule.

Planning ahead will help ensure we can get your animals taken care of in a timely manner this spring.

Thank you for your understanding and for trusting us with your animals! 🐎

03/13/2026

🖤🐾 Happy Friday the 13th! 🐾🖤

Some people think today is unlucky… but we know the real “bad luck” for pets is getting into something they shouldn’t!

Curious noses can find trouble in surprising places — from chocolate and medications to houseplants and trash cans.

The good news? Most pet emergencies are preventable with a little awareness.

✔️ Keep human food out of reach
✔️ Store medications safely
✔️ Be mindful of toxic plants and household items

A little prevention goes a long way in keeping your pets safe (and lucky!) today and every day.

Give your pet an extra belly rub for good luck today! 🍀🐾

03/11/2026

What’s one thing your pet does that makes you laugh every single time? 🐾

The zoomies?
The dramatic sigh?
The way they sit like a human?

We see so many personalities every day — and it’s one of our favorite parts of the job 💛

03/11/2026

Join Butte-Silver Bow Health Department and a panel of local experts for an educational session on avian influenza (bird flu) and keeping your backyard flocks healthy. Open to the public! 🐔First 50 fowl owners who attend will receive over $100 worth of biosecurity supplies to help protect their flocks, including hardware cloth, netting, disinfectant, and more!🐤

Featured speakers include Dr. Foust with Butte Veterinary Center, local chicken keeper Garrity Heier, and Communicable Disease Epidemiologist Devon Cozart with Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services.

Learn about:
- What is the H5N1 influenza virus?
- The status of spread in Montana
- Animal & Human Transmission
- What do symptoms look like?
- Preventing infection in domestic fowl

This event is focused solely on public health. No discussion on zoning or other topics included.

Event Date: Tuesday, March 24th
Event Time: 5:30 - 7:00 PM
Event Location: Butte-Silver Bow Public Archives

Questions? Call event organizer, Jenny Ellis, at 406-497-5043

03/09/2026

We're excited to announce we have partnered with Cherry, a payment plan system that helps pet owners with fitting their pet's healthcare needs into a monthly budget! It's quick - it's affordable - and allows you to spread the cost of care over time. You can use Cherry for your pet's annual preventative needs, or apply for it when emergencies arise. For questions, please feel free to give us a call during business hours, Monday-Friday 8am-5pm at 406-299-2102 and one of our Client Care Representatives will be happy to help!