MedVet Mountain View

01/16/2026

As you set goals for the new year, don’t forget your four-legged family members; now’s the perfect time to focus on their health, too.

Nearly 60% of dogs and cats in the U.S. are overweight. And while a few extra pounds may seem harmless, they can lead to serious health issues including arthritis, diabetes, heart disease (and even shorten your pet’s life).

Swipe through 👉 to learn:
> The health risks of extra weight
> How to tell if your pet is overweight
> Easy tips to help your pet slim down
> Fun ways to keep your pet active

With support from your veterinary team, small changes can make a big difference in your pet’s health and happiness this year.

Learn more in our blog post: https://hubs.la/Q03_0gfD0

01/15/2026

Dodger’s walk took a scary turn when he snapped at a bee and suddenly became very sick, vomiting and collapsing. His family rushed him to the ER at MedVet Campbell, where our team discovered he was experiencing severe anaphylactic shock, a life-threatening allergic reaction that can cause a sudden drop in blood pressure and affect vital organs.

Dodger received intensive care in our ICU, including blood pressure support, a blood transfusion, and plasma transfusions to help his body recover. After a few days of dedicated care from Drs. Rachel Jorgensen, Stephanie La Plume, Annie Yeh, and the incredible MedVet Campbell team of technicians, he made a full recovery and was able to head home to his very relieved family. 💙

01/14/2026

When Loki, a 3-year-old cat, was brought to MedVet Austin on Christmas night, he was dealing with a necrotic wound, an area of damaged tissue that was no longer healthy and needed urgent care. What started as a small bump under his right armpit had grown quickly and ruptured, causing the wound to drain.

Loki’s family acted fast and brought him straight to our ER, where he was cared for by Dr. Anna Gates. He was placed under anesthesia and underwent wound debridement, a procedure to carefully remove the damaged tissue and help the area heal properly.

We’re happy to share that Loki’s wound is healing well, and at follow-up visits he’s been feeling so good that he’s even sharing hugs with our technicians. 💙

01/14/2026

Storms, wildfires, floods, and other emergencies can happen when we least expect it. Having a plan in place helps keep the whole family, including pets, safe.

Our MedVet doctors share key steps to prepare your pet for a disaster, including:
✔️ Evacuation planning and pet-friendly shelter tips
✔️ ID and microchip essentials
✔️ What documents to grab in a hurry
✔️ How to build a pet emergency kit & first-aid kit
✔️ Safety tips for after a disaster
✔️ Knowing where the nearest pet ER is, like MedVet

A little preparation today can make a big difference tomorrow. 💙

👉 Learn more in our latest blog post:

Keep your pets safe during natural disasters by including them in your disaster preparedness plans.

01/13/2026

At MedVet, you can build a long-term career with a veterinarian founded, owned, and led organization that continues to expand into new locations across the country. As we grow, you gain new opportunities to develop your skills, explore leadership, and shape your career path.

Join a collaborative team where your work matters, and your growth is supported. Explore our open opportunities here: https://hubs.la/Q03-gzQW0.

We want to hear from you, what matters most to you when choosing the next step in your veterinary career?

01/12/2026

Christmas Day became one Bella’s family will never forget. After being in labor for several hours and delivering four puppies, Bella needed an emergency C-section to safely bring her remaining three puppies into the world.

Our experienced WestVet Surgery team, led by Dr. Kate Spies, performed the procedure, while Dr. Nikki Licht and our ICU team cared for the newborn puppies and helped them get a strong start at WestVet Boise.

We’re happy to share that Bella and all seven puppies are now back home and doing well. 💛

Learn more about what to expect during your pet’s pregnancy and when to seek veterinary care by reading our blog post: https://hubs.la/Q03-ntFW0

01/10/2026

Why does my dog eat p**p? Should I worry if they’re pacing or scooting? What does constant panting really mean?

Dogs have lots of quirky behaviors, and while many are perfectly normal, some may be a sign of stress, anxiety, or even an underlying health condition.

Our MedVet experts break down common dog behaviors: from head tilts and tail wags to digging and chewing, we explain what’s normal, when to take action, and when it’s time to see your veterinarian.

👉 Learn more in our latest blog post:

Dogs share several common behaviors. Learn what they are, what they mean, and when to see a veterinarian.

01/08/2026

At MedVet, we believe in the power of collaboration, where your expertise is valued, your growth is encouraged, and exceptional patient care is always the top priority.

Our brand-new hospitals in Atlanta, Phoenix, and West Chester, OH are proud to serve their communities, and we’re expanding our teams with compassionate veterinarians who are passionate about providing top-tier specialty and emergency care.

We’re currently hiring for the following roles:
MedVet Atlanta: Cardiologist, Medical Oncologist, Anesthesiologist, Internist
MedVet Phoenix: Internist
MedVet West Chester: Emergency Veterinarian

Why MedVet?
🔹 Veterinarian-founded, owned, and led
🔹 Supportive, team-driven culture
🔹 Ongoing professional development and profession-leading training
🔹 Career growth with the opportunity to make a meaningful impact

If you’re dedicated to advancing specialty and emergency care and want to be part of a team making a difference every day, we’d love to connect. Join us and help shape the future of veterinary care: https://hubs.la/Q03-4q8S0

01/08/2026

If your dog’s eyes look cloudy or they’ve started bumping into things, cataracts could be to blame. 👁️

Cataracts are common and with the help of MedVet’s Ophthalmology specialists, many dogs regain their vision through surgery.

Early diagnosis and care make all the difference. 💙 Learn more about cataracts, treatment options, and how we can help your dog see the world clearly again: https://hubs.la/Q03ZZM7x0

01/05/2026

Happy National Bird Day! 🐦✨ Our feathered patients bring nonstop personality, curiosity, and plenty of laugh-out-loud moments into our hospitals. Today we’re celebrating the chirps, squawks, dramatic head tilts, and joyful chaos that make caring for birds such a special experience.

Turn the sound on, enjoy the fun, and help us show some extra love to our bird patients today. 💙

01/03/2026

Do you know what to do if your pet has an emergency?

From building a pet first aid kit to knowing the signs that mean you should head to the ER right away, being prepared can make all the difference.

Check out our blog post for expert tips from MedVet Doctors on keeping your pet safe and ready for the unexpected. 👇

Guide to what you should do to help your pet in an emergency and what to include in a pet first aid kit.

12/31/2025

As we welcome 2026, our MedVet emergency hospitals remain open on New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day to provide expert veterinary emergency care for pets in need. If your pet experiences an urgent or emergent injury or illness, please come directly to your nearest MedVet, no appointment is needed. 🐾

💙 From all of us at MedVet, we wish you and your pets a safe, healthy, and joyful New Year!

📍 Reminder: A select few MedVet locations are not open 24/7 or may have limited holiday hours. Visit our website to find your nearest MedVet and view current hours: https://hubs.la/Q03Zd3sH0

12/31/2025

As we welcome 2026, our MedVet emergency hospitals remain open on New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day to provide expert veterinary emergency care for pets in need. If your pet experiences an urgent or emergent injury or illness, please come directly to your nearest MedVet, no appointment is needed. 🐾

💙 From all of us at MedVet, we wish you and your pets a safe, healthy, and joyful New Year!

📍 Reminder: A select few MedVet locations are not open 24/7 or may have limited holiday hours. Visit our website to find your nearest MedVet and view current hours: https://hubs.la/Q03Zc_l50

12/24/2025

🎄 We’re here when you need us, even during the holidays.

MedVet hospitals are open 24/7 for emergency care, every day of the year. Because pets don’t take holidays, and neither do we. 💙

📍 Reminder: A few MedVet locations are not open 24/7 or may have limited holiday hours. Visit our website to find your nearest MedVet and view current hours: https://hubs.la/Q03YYjDd0

11/27/2025

Thanksgiving plans with your pet?

MedVet’s 24/7 Emergency teams are here if you need us.

Our hospitals are open on Thanksgiving and through the holiday weekend, so you can relax and enjoy time with your family knowing expert care is always nearby, just in case!

🔗 Find your nearest location: https://hubs.la/Q03VZk3X0

07/04/2025

While the Fourth of July is a time for us to celebrate our nation’s independence, for pets it can be an alarming and scary time. Rest assured, we’re open on the Fourth of July and throughout the holiday weekend if you need urgent or emergency veterinary care.

Visit our website to find a MedVet location near you: https://hubs.la/Q03vJ9Nx0

05/25/2025

While you’re enjoying this sunny holiday weekend with your pet, don’t forget that MedVet is here in case of emergencies! Our ER is open 24/7 and ready to help.

MedVet locations and their hours can be found here: https://hubs.la/Q03nQZ1M0

12/31/2024

As we all celebrate the arrival of 2025, our emergency hospital will remain open on New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day. We are ready to provide expert care if your pet experiences an urgent or emergent injury or illness. Please come directly to our hospital, no appointment is needed.

MedVet wishes you and your four-legged family members a Happy New Year!

Find your nearest MedVet: www.medvet.com/locations

12/23/2024

We wish you all a safe and happy holiday season!

If your pet experiences an urgent or emergent injury or illness over the holidays, our ER caregivers are available 24/7.

Find your nearest MedVet: www.medvet.com/locations

11/27/2024

Gobble gobble! 🦃 Just a friendly reminder that while you're enjoying your Thanksgiving feast, our MedVet Emergency hospitals are open and ready to help if your pet experiences an urgent or emergent injury or illness.

MedVet wishes you and your four-legged family members a safe and happy holiday!

Visit our website to find a MedVet location near you https://www.medvet.com/locations/

09/01/2024

📢 Important Update for Our Followers! 📢

Starting today, content on this hospital's page will be limited to important updates, such as road closures or changes to our hours of operation.

To keep up with all things MedVet, including pet health and safety tips, amazing patient stories, and more we invite you to join us over on MedVet.

Did you know MedVet is also on Instagram? You can find us at www.instagram.com/medvet.

We look forward to bringing you more valuable content to help keep your pet safe, happy, and healthy. 💙

08/31/2024

- Veterinary Clinical Manager, Emergency & ICU - Mountain View, CA

We are looking for a Veterinary Clinical Manager to join our Emergency and ICU teams at MedVet Mountain View hospital. 🚨 Thrive in a high-energy setting? Our Emergency and ICU teams are looking for someone like you! Work alongside the Hospital Director and Medical Director to enhance a collaborative culture, drive career development, and promote inclusivity, all while delivering outstanding experiences for our caregivers and clients.

This is a full-time position that is eligible for our comprehensive benefits package that focuses on your personal, financial, and workplace wellbeing.

Learn more and apply here: https://app.jobvite.com/j?cj=oPA3tfwF&s

08/27/2024

Is your pet scratching more than usual? It might be irritating insects! 🪲Some of these common pests are:
1. Fleas
2. Ticks
3. Mosquitoes
4. Bees
5. Wasps

Click to learn more about what bugs to keep an eye out for, especially when enjoying the outdoors with your pet. Stay vigilant and keep your pets happy and healthy all season long.

To find out where you’ll typically find these pesky bugs and key prevention tips, visit our blog post: https://www.medvet.com/irritating-insects-to-pets/

08/26/2024

Cataracts can affect pets of all breeds and ages. Depending on the level of visual impairment, a veterinary ophthalmologist will determine if surgery is recommended to remove your pet’s cataracts. Dr. Jaycie Riesberg from MedVet Salt Lake City answers some of the most frequently asked questions around cataract surgery for pets.

To learn more about cataract surgery, visit: https://www.medvet.com/cataracts-cataract-surgery-dogs/