Menu

530-623-5757

Featured Links

Click to find out more

Trinity Animal Hospital

Request an appointment today! If you are having an emergency please call right away! Please allow 1 business day for response to appointment requests.

Welcome to Trinity Animal Hospital

Your Veterinarian in Weaverville, CA
Call us at 530-623-5757


Pet Emergency? Read no further and call us right away!

A NOTE TO THE COMMUNITY!!!

Dear Trinity County Community,

We want to thank everyone for your understanding and patience in these trying times. Trinity County is a unique and close-knit community and we feel privileged to provide medical care to your pets. We want to connect and update you on some exciting updates and continued processes we are implementing to protect you, our team and care for our patients. 

During the week of August 14-17th we will be upgrading our computer network and server to meet the increased desire for clients to interact with our team and for us to provide comprehensive and efficient medical care.  However, this process will leave us without computers, laboratory equipment access and radiograph capacities, as the network for all is connected, and linked to our server that is being upgraded. We will be unable to access medical records, see appointments or attend to emergencies during this time. Please plan any prescription or food refill requests accordingly to ensure your pet does not run out. We will be referring all emergencies to VCA Asher in Redding, 530-224-2200 and schedule non-emergent visits with our team before and after the dates of 8/14-8/17.

We are doing our very best to keep up with the needs of our community. Currently we are scheduled about 3 weeks out for preventative care appointments and 3-4 weeks for surgical and dental procedures. During this time we are prioritizing patients and managing pets that need to be seen more urgently to ensure as many pets are cared for as needed. We are actively recruiting for a 3rd Veterinarian and Veterinary Team Members who share our vision and passion for patient care, but will only accept those capable of providing the high level of care we provide our patients. We appreciate your patience during this busy time of year, and want to reassure you that we are doing everything we can to keep all of the pets in Trinity County cared for in a timely manner.

As a reminder, our lobby is currently open in limited capacity, but we are open. Pets are being examined in our treatment area and owners are welcomed to wait in the examination rooms or their car. Masks are worn by all team members when in your direct presence and we have a team member dedicated sanitizing surfaces all day.  Until the state supports large group gatherings our monthly vaccine clinics will be postponed.  

We value all of the patients that you are entrusting us with their care and value you as their pet owner. We kindly ask that pet parents be kind to our team as they are working very hard to meet patient care needs, maintain everyone's safety and attend client requests.  Thank you for supporting us!

COVID-19 UPDATE

As COVID -19 impacts everyday life and spreads within our communities, we are dedicated to providing you with the same great service and care that you have come to expect from our practice. At the same time, we are taking great measures to keep our clients, patients, and team members healthy and safe.    

We are working to prevent the spread of COVID -19 by:

  • Limiting the number of clients in our lobby at one time. We may ask you to wait outside or in your car if 6ft of distance between people can not be maintained. 
  • We ask that if you are elderly, or if you would feel more comfortable, please remain in your vehicle, do not enter the building. Call us upon arrival and we can escort your pet to and from the hospital while you wait.
  • If you just need to pick something up, please call. We can accept payments over the phone and deliver your prescriptions or food to you in your vehicle when you arrive. Or utilize our on-line store for home delivery. 
  • Phone consults and photo sharing may be available in certain cases. 
  • We are carefully cleaning all surfaces and all rooms of our practice hourly including door knobs, counter tops, seating, equipment, computers, keyboards, phones, pens, etc. More than usual special care is taken in all public areas and examination rooms to cleanse and disinfect. 
  • Hand sanitizer is available in our lobby for clients and team members to use.
  • We are declining to shake hands with clients during introductions. (We’re being safe, not rude!)
  • We are reinforcing our standard policy of thoroughly washing hands between each patient.
  • And we have stringent protocols on ill employees staying away from the workplace. 

What can you do for your pets and family? 

  • Limit the number of visitors at your veterinary appointments to one person. If someone else rides with you to the practice, kindly ask them to remain in the vehicle.  
  • Make sure that you have enough food, supplies, and medications available for your pets. Please contact us to request any needed refills on medications.
  • If you are experiencing any symptoms or are quarantined and your pet needs veterinary care, we want to help. Please call us to strategize the best course of action. 
  • With school, daycare, and office closures, we may run into scheduling challenges for both our clients and employees. We ask for your patience should these situations cause any scheduling issues.  
  • And remember to: 
    • Wash your hands regularly 
    • Sneeze or cough into your elbow
    • Stay a safe distance from other people whenever possible (6-10 feet)


If you live in Trinity County, then you have picked the perfect site to find a veterinarian. Your pet's health and well being is very important to us and we will take every step to give your pet the best possible care.

Trinity Animal Hospital is a full service animal hospital. We treat emergency cases as well as wellness and preventive care, surgical, and dental and more.

Dr. Nickerson, Dr. Schlicting and our team at Trinity Animal Hospital thank you for visiting our web site. We take great pride in providing high quality health care and client service. Our goal is to support healthy animals and happy humans. We look forward to meeting you and sincerely hope that your visit to our website is informative. Each of our team members is concerned with the care and comfort of our patients. Please come by to meet our staff or call to make an appointment for your pet.

We have a number of resources for you to learn about how to take the best care of your pets. Browse around and look at our articles and videos. The best veterinary care for animals is ongoing nutrition and prevention. If you want to ask a question call 530-623-5757 or email us and we'll promptly get back to you. Trinity Animal Hospital is easy to find, and you can find directions on our Contact Us page. You can also subscribe to our newsletter which is created especially for Trinity County pet owners. In between your veterinary visits, your pet will benefit from you reading these free informative articles.

At Trinity Animal Hospital, we treat your pets like the valued family members that they are.


Did you know that Trinity Animal Hospital is proud to be AAHA Accredited.
Click the link below to learn more....




Trinity Animal Hospital offers the convenience of shopping from home. Visit our on-line store to see what products and prescriptions can be shipped directly to you!

On-Line Store




Want to help? Your donations go directly to animals in our community 

in need. 


https://www.vccfund.org/forms/donation-form/?ref=1396&company=Trinity+Animal+Hospital



Monday:

8:00 am-6:00 pm

Tuesday:

8:00 am-8:00 pm

Wednesday:

8:00 am-8:00 pm

Thursday:

8:00 am-8:00 pm

Friday:

8:00 am-8:00 pm

Saturday:

Variable Availability Please Call

Sunday:

Emergency On Call

Meet Our Skilled Team

Learn Who We Are

  • Kenna and Wesley

    These two are the newest additions to our family! They were brought to us during the evacuations of the Carr fire. So far they hang out mostly in the back making friends with all of our patients, and getting lots of snuggles from staff members

  • Calypso

    We just let Amy think she runs the office. This is our 'real' manager. Calypso stays busy greeting all the pets, rearranging the counter top supplies, and sleeping in the sunshine. She loves getting her belly rubbed... most days. Everyone loves Calypso.

  • Amy B.

    Amy began her career with TAH in 2005. She has worked for in veterinary hospitals since 2000. She too holds a CVA*. Amy's skills are useful in every area of the hospital but most recently Amy is expanding her knowledge and skill set in the office and business ends. Amy's dogs and cats are only slightly jealous of the time she spends with all our TAH friends. Amy's knowledge and experience have made a big difference in our team.

  • Brandie S.

    Brandie is also an RVT**. She specializes in all things patient care, but seems to have a knack for picking up wildlife too! She is passionate about nutrition and quite the dental assistant. Brandie has a home full of furry love, with 3 dogs and cat, her love for all things great and small is shared with all.

  • Audri O.

    Audri is another RVT**, she graduated from Yuba College in 2015. She's been working in the field for over 6 years and has a vast wealth of knowledge in all areas of veterinary medicine. She is passionate about teaching and always helps to build our team. We're lucky to have her as part of our team and provides outstanding patient care. Audri's best furry friends are her kitty Reggie and her 3-legged pal Roo.

  • Kristiina K.

    Kristiina graduated from Yuba College in 2014 and joined our team shortly therafter. As an RVT** Kristiina has already contributed to the well-being of many of our patients. Her interests in surgery and anesthesia, along with her onward and progressive thinking are driving the hospital to a bright future. Kristiina spends her free time with her dog Tahoe.

  • Jessica M.

    Jessica is an outstanding member of our veterinary assistant staff, and another CVA*! She is always highly focused on patient care and our patients are all lucky to have her here! She also handles a great deal of our inventory and ordering responsibilities.

  • Dustin W.

    Dustin has spent most of his life rescuing and nursing all types of animals, which made him a natural fit here. Dustin completed his CVA* training in 2018. He plans to pursue a veterinary technician license. Smart and funny, Dustin is a fantastic member on our team.

  • Cassandra H.

    Cassandra is our most tenured receptionist! Cassandra joined the TAH team in 2014. Her warm and friendly character is a great addition to our team.

  • Mary Schlicting, DVM

    Dr. Schlicting received her DVM degree from Ross University, and completed her clinical year at Oregon State University (Go Beavers!).

    During veterinary school, she was involved with the feral cat 'trap and release' program, and served several semesters as the president of the student chapter of AAFP (American Association of Feline Practitioners). She also spent time assisting with sea turtle monitoring and nest preservation. In addition to her emphasis in feline medicine, Dr. Schlicting has a particular interest in emergency and critical care.

    Dr. Schlicting was born and raised in Allentown, PA. She moved to California where she completed her BA at Mills College in Oakland. She moved to Trinity County to escape the city, and shares her home with several cats and 1 dog: Molly, Cido, Miette, Haruka, Sora, Wodaabe  and Ophelia.

    When away from the hospital, Dr. Schlicting spends time trail running (with Ophelia), drawing, sculpting and backpacking.

  • Thomas Nickerson, DVM

    Dr. Nickerson received his BS from the University of Maryland and his DVM degree (with high honors) from the University of Georgia (Go Dawgs!).

    Following graduation from UGA, he spent a year as a pathology resident at UC Davis. During this time, he discovered that he preferred working with more lively patients. He left the residency program to pursue a more rewarding career in private practice.

    From 1979 to 1981, Dr. Nickerson worked as an associate veterinarian in Sacramento. He moved to Willow Creek in 1981 and spent the next 9 years in practice there. In 1990, he purchased Trinity Animal Hospital in Weaverville.

    Although the small building served him well for almost two decades, 2008 marked the opening of a long awaited modern facility on Ponderosa Lane.

    Dr. Nickerson shares his home with one good cat (Blackberry), one bad cat (Lilac), and The Kipper a fun loving border collie.

  • Sasha P.

    Sasha is well known in our community. Previous to working at TAH, Sasha spent many years with Trinity County Animal Shelter. Her compassion and smile really brighten up our team!


Testimonial

Read What Our Client Say

  • "My dog loves to see all his friends at Trinity Animal Hospital! He can barely wait to get in the door. Dr. Nickerson and Dr. Schlicting treat my dog like he's part of their family, not just a part of mine."
    Amy S. / Weaverville, CA

Featured Articles

Read about interesting topics