Not a snow day for us!
We want to assure everyone we are indeed open today. If you have an appointment scheduled for today, please be safe and give yourself plenty of time to get to the clinic. If you are uncomfortable driving in the current conditions, we completely understand, just give us a call and we can reschedule your appointment. If you have any questions, let us know.
Have a great day and be safe!
Have a great day and be safe!
Coronavirus Policy *Updated 12/07/2020
First, thank you to all our wonderful clients. You have all been so patient and wonderful as we all navigate this awkward and, frankly, scary situation. We still ask all clients to help us prolong our ability to treat patients and ensure the health of our staff and clients to please avoid the clinic if you meet any of the following criteria:
If you meet any of those, but feel your pet needs to be seen, we ask you to arrange for a friend or family member who does not meet any of the above criteria to bring your pet in. If this can't be arranged, please let us know when you schedule your appointment and we will work with you to ensure your pet is seen while protecting our staff from potential infection. After you schedule your appointment, you can read our article on What To Expect at Your Curbside Appointment.
As the new shut down order goes in effect 11/18/2020, we will be open and, at this point, don't have plans to limit services. However, in order to keep everyone safe, we will continue curbside service and ask our clients to wear masks when interacting face-to-face with staff. We will continue to wear masks and sanitation protocols per CDC and AVMA recommendation. Also, as the weather gets colder, we're trying to limit our staff's time outside for both their safety and yours. Please ask as many of your questions on the phone as you can. We know the minute you hang up is when everyone come up with the most important question; please don't hesitate to ask when we come out to the car.
We do ask you to use good judgement when assessing whether your pet needs to be seen right away. We're trying to see everyone as quickly as possible, but with our current restrictions, it is not always possible to get pets in same day. While we never want to send people to the emergency hospital, our capacity for emergency appointments and care have been diminished. We'll try to triage each situation as much as possible and give the best advice for your pet on how to move forward.
We also recently launched our very own online pharmacy! Click button below and register today. You can request medication refills, as well as heart worm and flea/tick prevention. Take advantage of the "Easy Dose It" program and you will never have to remember to give your pet their prevention because a single dose will arrive in the mail every month! Couldn't be easier! If you have questions or trouble registering, please call the clinic at (734)929-4071. Right now we are offering 15% off your first order when you use the code NEWCUSTOMER15 at checkout until December 31st.
- If you or anyone in your household have any symptoms of illness
- If you or anyone in your household have had contact with an individual being observed/tested for COVID-19
- If you or anyone in your household have recently traveled to an infected area within the last two weeks
If you meet any of those, but feel your pet needs to be seen, we ask you to arrange for a friend or family member who does not meet any of the above criteria to bring your pet in. If this can't be arranged, please let us know when you schedule your appointment and we will work with you to ensure your pet is seen while protecting our staff from potential infection. After you schedule your appointment, you can read our article on What To Expect at Your Curbside Appointment.
As the new shut down order goes in effect 11/18/2020, we will be open and, at this point, don't have plans to limit services. However, in order to keep everyone safe, we will continue curbside service and ask our clients to wear masks when interacting face-to-face with staff. We will continue to wear masks and sanitation protocols per CDC and AVMA recommendation. Also, as the weather gets colder, we're trying to limit our staff's time outside for both their safety and yours. Please ask as many of your questions on the phone as you can. We know the minute you hang up is when everyone come up with the most important question; please don't hesitate to ask when we come out to the car.
We do ask you to use good judgement when assessing whether your pet needs to be seen right away. We're trying to see everyone as quickly as possible, but with our current restrictions, it is not always possible to get pets in same day. While we never want to send people to the emergency hospital, our capacity for emergency appointments and care have been diminished. We'll try to triage each situation as much as possible and give the best advice for your pet on how to move forward.
We also recently launched our very own online pharmacy! Click button below and register today. You can request medication refills, as well as heart worm and flea/tick prevention. Take advantage of the "Easy Dose It" program and you will never have to remember to give your pet their prevention because a single dose will arrive in the mail every month! Couldn't be easier! If you have questions or trouble registering, please call the clinic at (734)929-4071. Right now we are offering 15% off your first order when you use the code NEWCUSTOMER15 at checkout until December 31st.
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As we update our procedures and policies, we will let you know as soon as possible. For the most up-to-date information, please check our Facebook page, as it is the easiest and fastest way to provide updates. Thank you for your help and understanding. As always, if you have any questions, please call the clinic and have a great day!
Dogs, Cats and Exotics!
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With a combined 24 years in practice, Dr. Gretchen Hui and Dr. Stacey Weinrick offer experienced, compassionate care for your dog, cat, and exotic pets. The staff at City Pets Vet Clinic believes the pet's health should come first and that owner's should be involved in the development of your pet's personal health plan.
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