Millcreek Animal Hospital

Need Heartworm medication? Flea medication? Prescription Refills?  Just don’t feel like coming in?

TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR

HOME DELIVERY AND REMIND ME PROGRAMS

Quality medicine in our clinic, now delivered to your home! Make sure your pets get what they need, when they need it.

Receive your pet’s prescription medications, chronic drugs, flea, tick and heartworm preventative  at home.  All products will arrive on regularly scheduled home deliveries when you elect the Auto Refill option.  Receive your pet’s products at the correct time – the perfect reminder to administer them. 

Our pharmacy partner will keep you informed!

Be sure to enter your email address online or give it to our hospital at the time of ordering to get order information, refill and usage reminders, as well as important messages about your home delivery activities via email. 

You will be able to manage your orders right from home!

Simplify your life with Remind Me Home Delivery of Preventatives

Our Remind Me home delivery program delivers quality, convenience and unbeatable value!  Get veterinarian prescribed flea, heartworm and parasite protection all year.  No other Veterinary Sponsored home delivery service offers you the convenience of a monthly single does delivered to your home, so you can stop asking others to “Remind Me!”

NOT SIGNED UP YET?

Getting started is easy so enroll today!

You have 2 simple options:

1. Call our hospital and we can help set your up over the phone.
2. Shop online for the products and choose the correct delivery schedule to fit your needs with Auto Refill.  All prescription items will be sent to our hospital for approval before they are shipped by our pharmacy partner. 

That’s it! Your pet’s medication arrives in the mail, on time, just when you need it!

MILLCREEK ANIMAL HOSPITAL TO HOST SPAY/NEUTER CLINC FOR FERAL CATS IN COLUMIBA, SC

CLINC HELD IN HONOR OF NATIONAL FREE FERAL CAT SPAY DAY

Columbia, SC -On April 27, 2011 Millcreek Animal Hospital will hold a spay and neuter clinic for feral cats in Columbia, Sc.  This event is being held in honor of National Free Feral Cat Spay Day, to advocate for the use of humane management practices of feral or “community” cats. 

A feral cat is simply a domestic cat who was born outside and has never lived with humans, or one who was a house cat, became lost, and went without human contact long enough to become unsocialized to humans.  Feral cats revert back to living on instincts and become less dependent on humans for survival.  Feral simply means “wild” or “untamed.”

Trap-neuter-return (TNR) is the humane management of feral cat colonies, where cats are caught in traps, spayed/neutered, vaccinated, ear-tipped and returned to the site.  “TNR- stabilizes populations at manageable levels and eliminates common neighborhood complaints regarding mating behaviors, like spraying and fighting,” said Dr. Cameron Barkley.

National Free Feral Cat Spay Day was launched in 2010 by Alley Cat Rescue, the National Cat Protection Assoication located near Washington, DC.  Alley Cat Resuce is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the welfare of all cats: domestic, stray, feral, and wild.  Alley Cat Rescue’s award-winning handbook on feral cats and TNR has helped save the lives of thousands of cats. 

To celebreat National Free Feral Cat Spay Day, Millcreek Animal Hospital plans to work with the community and Catnip Cats to trap, neuter, return feral cats at our clinic on April 27, 2011.  After recovering from surgery, cats will be returned to their outdoor homes.  For more information on this event and how you can get involved, please contact us at 803-359-1933

“TNR stops the breeding cycle more effictiently than catch-and-kill.  In catch-and-kill, other strays will enter the vacated territory and start breeding all over again.  Spay and neuter is the key to preventing cat homelessness,” said Louise Holton, president of Alley Cat Rescue.