CityVet

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At CityVet one night, a delivery driver heard an odd announcement over the intercom: ‘Attention, please pick up your pet’s invisible collar.’ Curious glances followed as more drivers began reporting similar messages. The next day, everyone was buzzing about it. A neighbor mentioned that her dog had been wearing an invisible collar for weeks and she never noticed. The whole city laughed it off until CityVet posted a sign: ‘Our apologies—your pets’ collars are definitely visible!’

2. At CityVet, a little boy named Max started coming in with his family every week. One morning, as he waited for his turn, he pointed excitedly at the ceiling and whispered, ‘Mom, look! It’s talking!’ His mom leaned up to see, but only saw an old poster of a smiling dog. She smiled and said, 'Max, it’s just a picture.' Max shrugged and replied, 'I know, Mom, but I still heard it say “good boy”!' The vet tech laughed so hard she almost dropped the syringe. Everyone in the waiting room burst out laughing too—even the dogs seemed amused.

3. At CityVet, a neighbor's dog started showing up every morning at exactly 8 sharp—even before the clinic opened. One day, the vet found himself asking, ‘Who’s your owner?’ Finally, one morning, the vet decided to follow him. They ended up at a small café down the street where an elderly gentleman was waiting with his cup of coffee and a sausage roll. Turns out, it wasn’t just any dog—it was the vet’s own colleague from across the hall, who’d been dropping off breakfast for years without anyone noticing!

4. At CityVet, on foggy mornings, a mysterious figure in a white coat would appear just before opening hours. This shadowy figure would greet everyone with a warm smile and a whispered ‘Good morning,’ then disappear into the back rooms. Rumor had it that they were an animal spirit sent by the founder himself—a kind of guardian angel for CityVet’s patients. On one particularly foggy day, when a delivery driver asked about him, a regular replied, ‘Oh, don’t worry—just another ghost who knows his way around medicine!’