Westside Veterinary Service

10/31/2025

Happy Halloween! Can you spot the real Dr. Jackson?

10/31/2025

Wishing you a fang-tastic Halloween!👻

10/29/2025

We’ll be extending the deadline by one day! Have your entry in by October 31st. Winners will be announced November 1st. Don’t miss out!🎃👻

Howl-o-ween is approaching, and we're excited to see those costumes! If you want a chance to win some freebies, enter your pet in our annual costume contest by commenting a photo of your pet all dressed up. The contest ends October 30th, and winners will be announced October 31st. Good luck! 🎃👻

10/27/2025

It's National Black Cat Day! Contrary to popular belief they're not bad luck, just cursed with cuteness🖤

10/24/2025

Spooky season shouldn’t be scary for your pets. Keep them safe, calm, and away from candy! 🍬

10/18/2025

It's National Fetch Day! Get outside and enjoy some time with your pets☀🐾

10/16/2025

Today is National Feral Cat Day and we want to share some facts!

Remember, feral doesn't mean forgotten.

10/15/2025

Happy National Vet Tech week to our amazing vet techs!

Our vet techs are often behind the scenes collecting samples, running diagnostics, taking radiographs, performing CT scans alongside our doctors, inducing and monitoring anesthesia, recovering pets after surgery, and so much more. We wouldn't be the ulti-mutt team that we are without them!🐾

10/13/2025

It's Employee Appreciation week around here! Thank you so much to Virbac for helping out with our celebration and Cedar& Honey Charcuterie for the beautiful (and delicious) set up!

10/01/2025

Howl-o-ween is approaching, and we're excited to see those costumes! If you want a chance to win some freebies, enter your pet in our annual costume contest by commenting a photo of your pet all dressed up. The contest ends October 30th, and winners will be announced October 31st. Good luck! 🎃👻

09/29/2025

09/28/2025

September 28th marks World Rabies Day.

Did you know:
🦠World Rabies Day is observed every year on September 28 to raise awareness about rabies prevention and to highlight progress in defeating this deadly disease.
🦠Rabies is a viral disease that affects the brain and is almost always fatal once symptoms appear. It spreads to humans mainly through bites or scratches from infected animals, especially dogs.
🦠Vaccinating dogs is the most effective way to prevent human rabies deaths.

How to prevent rabies:
🦠Vaccinate pets, especially dogs and cats.
🦠Avoid contact with wild or stray animals.
🦠Seek medical care immediately after an animal bite or scratch if you suspect the animal may be rabid, or is not up to date on vaccines.

Make sure to do your part and ensure your pets stay up to date on their rabies vaccine!