Category Archives: What’s New

Our entire staff has been fully vaccinated for Covid since May. We still wear masks around each other, and we still require masks for anyone entering the building while also limiting access to the building. We do this to protect … Continue reading →

Hello! We wanted to remind you all of our curbside vs in person appointments, which was emailed out in June. Currently, all doctor’s appointments have the option of coming inside for their appointments, but you can remain curbside if you’d … Continue reading →

We will also be opening on New Year’s Eve from 8am to noon, but be closed on New Year’s Day. We will be open Saturday, January 2, 2021.

We have our second ever Pet of the Month! Say hello to Fargo! Here is what Fargo’s mom, Jeanne, has to say about him: This is Fargo, aka Fargatron or the Farginator. His favorite things in life are fishing with … Continue reading →

We are aware that things are changing all the time when it comes to policies related to preventing the spread of Covid-19. Because of this, we wanted to make sure to touch base with our clients, and let you all … Continue reading →

Say hello to our first Pet of the Month, Taj! He’s been coming to Lyndale Animal Hospital for many years, and we all love him to pieces. Here is what is mom, Kavitha, has to say about him: “Tajjy is … Continue reading →

Say hello to Barnie! Isn’t he just the cutest?! He is one of dozens of new puppies we’ve seen recently. We absolutely LOVE that y’all are adopting these little cuties. Normally, we’d ask that you bring them in for an … Continue reading →

We’ve all been there. Sometimes the Heartworm preventative gets forgotten. It’s an easy thing to forget. That’s why we’re thrilled to announce that we now carry ProHeart 12, an injectable Heartworm preventative that offers protection for a full year. With … Continue reading →

We know a lot of you are stuck at home right now, and that can be frustrating for everyone. But it is so lucky for your pets! We’re sure they are loving all of the extra attention and walks. If … Continue reading →