Call Us Today! 910-484-7153
For humans, one of the bad parts about spending time outside during warm weather is the risk of coming into contact with poison ivy, oak, or sumac. Did you know that these plants can also affect our pets? It’s not extremely common for pets to develop a reaction to poison ivy, but it’s entirely possible. … Read More »
May is Lyme Disease Awareness Month! Lyme disease is a serious disease that can afflict both people and pets. As you may know, the disease is spread through ticks, which are unfortunately spreading throughout North America. Left untreated, Lyme disease can cause some very serious—and potentially life-threatening—issues, such as kidney failure and heart trouble. A … Read More »
We have implemented the following to help protect our staff and clients during this challenge of COVID-19. We will maintain our regular business hours to be available to the needs of our clients and patients, but our lobby will be closed to the public. Please call (910) 484-7153 when you arrive for your appointment. One … Read More »
At some point or another, your dog will almost certainly meet another dog. It might be because you’re adopting a second pup to add to your family, or simply because you’re passing another dog during a walk. But in either case, you’ll want to know how to introduce two dogs properly so that everything goes … Read More »
Veterinary Medicine is currently classified as an essential service and caring for sick patients is of critical importance to us. In order to continue to remain open, we ask for your cooperation and understanding as we move forward. Our goal is to keep our staff, pets, and clients safe and healthy during this outbreak. We … Read More »
