Coronavirus Update-3/27/2020
First, thank you to all our clients who have canceled or postponed their appointments after potentially coming in contact with COVID-19. We 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 potentional infection.
Unfortunately, we will not be scheduling routine surgeries, vaccinations, or wellness exams. We will complete any previously started vaccination series. As of now, we are asking all clients to remain in their vehicle and to call when they arrive at the clinic. We will take a history over the phone and then exam your pet in the clinic while you wait in the car. If you are bringing your pet in for a technician appointment we ask you to call when you arrive and we will come out to collect your pet as soon as we are ready for their procedure for the foreseeable future. In an effort to keep our lobby as clear as possible, we also ask if you are picking up medications or food, to call the clinic when you arrive in the parking lot and we will come out to you.
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. Now, here's a picture of Zoey, one of our clients, to hopefully alleviate a bit of everyone's tension.
- 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 potentional infection.
Unfortunately, we will not be scheduling routine surgeries, vaccinations, or wellness exams. We will complete any previously started vaccination series. As of now, we are asking all clients to remain in their vehicle and to call when they arrive at the clinic. We will take a history over the phone and then exam your pet in the clinic while you wait in the car. If you are bringing your pet in for a technician appointment we ask you to call when you arrive and we will come out to collect your pet as soon as we are ready for their procedure for the foreseeable future. In an effort to keep our lobby as clear as possible, we also ask if you are picking up medications or food, to call the clinic when you arrive in the parking lot and we will come out to you.
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. Now, here's a picture of Zoey, one of our clients, to hopefully alleviate a bit of everyone's tension.
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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