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13/08/2024

In celebration of “Eid el Saydeh”,
Vitallia animal hospital will be closed on Thursday 15th of August.

04/08/2024

In loving memory of the victims of the Beirut port explosion, we share this day to honor their memory and support their families.

Today, we stand together in remembrance and solidarity.

See you on the streets as we march for justice.

22/07/2024

🐾 Did You Know? 🐾

Did you know that each dog’s nose print is completely unique, much like human fingerprints? This means no two dog noses are exactly alike! The intricate patterns of ridges and creases on a dog’s nose can even be used for identification purposes.

But that’s not all—dogs also have an extraordinary sense of smell, which can be up to 100,000 times more sensitive than ours. This incredible olfactory ability allows them to detect scents and subtle changes in their environment that are completely undetectable to humans. 👃🐶

14/06/2024

Eid al-Adha Mubarak from Vitallia Animal Hospital!

We’ll be closed on June 17th.

Remember to let the sheep be and enjoy the festivities!

17/05/2024

💍✨ It’s wedding season! 🎉

Vitalia Animal Hospital will be closing at 12 p.m. on Saturday, May 18.

14/05/2024

Happy Bond with Your Dog Day! 🐾 Today, we celebrate the special bond between humans and their furry companions.

Strengthening this bond is crucial for their well-being and ours. From daily walks to training sessions and cuddle time, there are countless ways to deepen the connection with your dog.

Remember, the love and companionship they provide enrich our lives in ways we can't measure.

Take a moment today to cherish the moments shared with your beloved pup. 🐶❤️

02/05/2024

Happy Easter! 🐰🌷 Please note that Vitalia Animal Hospital will be closed on May 3rd (Friday) and May 6th (Monday) in observance of the holiday. Wishing you a wonderful celebration!

29/04/2024

Vitallia Animal Hospital Will Be Closed on Wednesday, May 1st for Labor Day! Enjoy the holiday with your furry friends.

27/04/2024

Here's to our dedicated veterinarians shaping today's care and inspiring tomorrow's healers. Happy Veterinary Day to all our compassionate caregivers! 🐾

08/04/2024

Vitallia Animal Hospital will be closed on Wednesday, April 10th for Eid El Fitr. Ramadan Kareem to all celebrating!

26/03/2024

Happy Easter! 🐰🌷 Please note that Vitalia Animal Hospital will be closed on March 29th (Friday) and April 1st (Monday) in observance of the holiday. Wishing you a wonderful celebration!

22/03/2024

Meet Talia, the furry angel who graced the doorstep of our animal hospital, a stray with eyes full of hope and a heart yearning for love. With her tail wagging tentatively, she stole our hearts. Determined to give her the life she deserved, we welcomed her into our family.

Since her arrival, Talia has been spayed, vaccinated, dewormed, and freed from the clutches of pesky fleas, each treatment a step towards her happily ever after. In return, she showers us with affection, her gentle nature melting away any worries.

At just under a year old, Talia possesses a charm that knows no bounds. Her playful personality brings joy to all who encounter her, and her friendly demeanor extends not only to humans but also to our feline and canine companions. She embodies the essence of companionship, a loyal friend to all creatures great and small.

While we cherish every moment spent with Talia, we know that a hospital is no place for a dog to call home. Thus, our mission is twofold: to provide her with the love and care she deserves while tirelessly searching for the perfect forever family to welcome her with open arms.

Until her fairy tale ending unfolds, we’ll continue to cherish every wag of her tail and every gentle nuzzle, knowing that the love we give will one day lead her home.

Will you be the one to give her the forever home she longs for?

21/03/2024

Happy Mother's Day to all the amazing fur mamas! Your love knows no bounds 🐾💕

08/03/2024

Recognizing the strength, resilience, and achievements of our team on International Women’s Day. Here’s to the incredible women who drive us forward every day! 💪🌟

14/02/2024

Unconditional love comes in all shapes and sizes, but it's always wagging its tail or purring in our laps. 🐾💕 Happy Valentine's Day from our furry family to yours!

07/02/2024

Preventive care is the best care! 🐾 Schedule your furry friend's regular check-up today at Vitallia Animal Hospital to ensure a lifetime of happiness and health. 🏥

29/12/2023

Fireworks can be stressful for our furry friends. It's important to keep them safe during New Year's Eve celebrations. Here are some important points to keep in mind:

- Create a safe space indoors: Set up a quiet and secure area in your home where your pets can retreat to. This could be a cozy room or a designated spot with their bed, toys, and familiar scents. Make sure it's away from windows and doors to minimize exposure to the sights and sounds of fireworks.

- Take them for a walk before the fireworks start: It's a good idea to take your dogs for a walk and ensure they get plenty of exercise before the fireworks begin. This can help tire them out and reduce their anxiety levels during the evening.

- Provide comforting items: Help ease your pets' anxiety by providing familiar items that bring them comfort. This could include their favorite toys, a cozy blanket, or even a piece of your clothing with your scent on it. These familiar scents and objects can help them feel more secure during the festivities.

- Keep doors and windows closed: Ensure that all doors and windows are securely closed to prevent any accidental escapes. Fireworks can startle pets, causing them to panic and run away. By keeping your home secure, you can minimize the risk of them getting lost or injured.

- Use white noise or calming music: Playing soothing music or using white noise machines can help drown out the loud noises of fireworks. This can create a more calming environment for your pets and help reduce their stress levels.

- Stay calm and provide reassurance: Pets can pick up on our emotions, so it's important to remain calm and composed during fireworks. Offer reassuring words and gentle petting to let them know that everything is okay. Your presence and calm demeanor can help alleviate their anxiety.

Remember, the well-being and safety of our furry friends is a top priority. By following these tips, you can help ensure that they have a stress-free and safe New Year's Eve. 🎉🐾

24/12/2023

🎄 Wishing you a paws-itively merry Christmas filled with joy, love, and lots of furry snuggles! 🐾❄️

22/12/2023

Celebrating the joy of the holiday season and 5 years of excellence at Vitallia Animal Hospital! 🎄🎉

18/12/2023

❄️ Winter brings unique challenges for our furry friends! Here's a glimpse into the common health issues pets face during the colder months. ❄️

- Hypothermia: Especially for pets spending time outdoors, low temperatures can lead to dangerously low body temperatures.

- Frostbite: Prolonged exposure to cold can cause damage to extremities like ears, tail, and paws.

- Dry Skin: Indoor heating can cause dryness, leading to itchy, flaky skin in pets.

- Respiratory Problems: Cold air can exacerbate respiratory conditions in some pets, especially those with pre-existing issues.

- Injuries from slipping: Icy surfaces can lead to slips and injuries, particularly for older pets or those with mobility issues.

- Antifreeze Poisoning: Sweet-tasting antifreeze is toxic to pets if ingested, and it's commonly used in winter months.

Keeping pets warm, providing suitable outdoor shelter, moisturizing their skin, and avoiding exposure to harmful substances like antifreeze can help prevent these issues.

13/12/2023

Important Update! 🚨 While we're closed during the holidays, your pet's health is still our priority. For emergencies, please call us at 79305959.

21/11/2023

Happy Independence Day!🇱🇧
Vitallia animal hospital will be CLOSED on November 22nd.

20/11/2023

Winter is here and here are a few winter safety tips for pet owners:

1. Keep them warm: Make sure your pets have a warm and cozy place to sleep, away from drafts.

2. Limit outdoor time: Just like us, pets can get cold too. Limit their time outside during chilly weather.

3. Protect their paws: Snow and ice can be harsh on your pet's paws. Consider using pet-friendly booties or wiping their paws after walks.

4. Watch out for antifreeze: Antifreeze is toxic to pets, so be careful and clean up any spills immediately.

5. Be mindful of heaters: Keep an eye on space heaters and fireplaces to prevent accidental burns or fires.

6. Provide extra food and water: Pets burn more calories trying to stay warm, so make sure they have enough food and water.

7. Dress them up: Some pets, especially smaller ones or those with shorter hair, might benefit from wearing a cozy sweater or jacket.

13/11/2023

Arthritis in pets is a condition characterized by inflammation and pain in their joints.

It can occur due to a variety of factors, including age, genetics, previous injuries, or underlying health conditions.

Common symptoms of arthritis in pets include stiffness, limping, difficulty moving, reluctance to jump or climb stairs, and decreased activity levels.

Treatment options may include pain medications, joint supplements, physical therapy, weight management, and alternative therapies like acupuncture or hydrotherapy.

To help prevent arthritis in pets, it's important to maintain their overall health through regular exercise, a balanced diet, and weight management.

Providing them with a comfortable and supportive environment, especially as they age, can also make a difference.

Regular veterinary check-ups are essential for early detection, proper diagnosis, and tailored treatment plans. Remember, with proper care and attention, we can help our furry friends live a more comfortable and active life! 🐾

07/11/2023

On November 7th, we come together to shine a light on canine lymphoma, a cancer that affects dogs.

This day serves as a reminder to educate ourselves and others about the symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment of this disease.

When it comes to symptoms, keep an eye out for signs such as swollen lymph nodes, which may feel like lumps under the skin. Other common symptoms include weight loss, lethargy, decreased appetite, and sometimes difficulty breathing or swallowing. It's important to note that these symptoms can vary depending on the stage and location of the lymphoma.

To diagnose lymphoma, veterinarians may perform physical exams, blood tests, and biopsies.

Treatment options can vary depending on the stage and type of lymphoma, but they often include chemotherapy, radiation therapy, and sometimes surgery.

Remember, early detection and prompt veterinary care are crucial in improving the chances of successful treatment. Let's spread awareness and support our furry friends battling this disease! 🐾💙

23/10/2023

Pets are prone to skin conditions, just like humans. Here are some common ones they might get:

1. Dermatitis: Inflammation of the skin caused by allergies, irritants, or infections.

2.Hot spots: Also known as acute moist dermatitis, these are red, moist, and painful patches on the skin.

3. Ringworm: A fungal infection that causes circular patches of hair loss and scaly skin.

4. Flea allergy dermatitis: An allergic reaction to flea bites, leading to intense itching and skin irritation.

5. Mange: A parasitic skin disease caused by mites, resulting in hair loss, itching, and skin inflammation.

6. Atopic dermatitis: A chronic allergic skin disease triggered by environmental allergens like pollen or dust mites.

7. Acne: Yes, pets can get acne too! It usually affects the chin area and can cause red bumps or blackheads.

8. Pyoderma: A bacterial skin infection that leads to pustules, redness, and crusting of the skin.

9. Seborrhea: A condition characterized by excessive oil production, leading to greasy, flaky, or scaly skin.

10. Allergic contact dermatitis: A skin reaction caused by direct contact with allergenic substances like certain plants or chemicals.

Remember, if you notice any skin issues with your pet, it's best to consult with a veterinarian for proper diagnosis and treatment. 🐾😊

10/10/2023

October is a special month dedicated to raising awareness about breast cancer.

It's a time when we join forces to educate, support, and empower individuals affected by this disease. By spreading the word and showing our solidarity, we can make a positive impact in the fight against breast cancer.

Let's come together and make a difference! 💖🎗️

04/10/2023

🌍🐾 It's World Animal Day! Let's celebrate the amazing creatures that bring joy to our lives.

28/09/2023

Rabies is a viral disease that affects the central nervous system of mammals, including humans and pets.
It is primarily transmitted through the bite or scratch of an infected animal, most commonly dogs, bats, raccoons, and foxes.
The virus travels from the site of the bite to the brain, causing inflammation and ultimately leading to a fatal outcome if left untreated.

To protect your pets against rabies, it is crucial to ensure they receive regular vaccinations.
Vaccinating your pets not only safeguards their health but also helps prevent the spread of the virus to other animals and humans.
In Lebanon, it is highly recommended to register your pets in the 'Pet Registry of Lebanon.' This registry contains important information about your pets, including their last rabies vaccination, ensuring their safety and helping authorities track and control the disease.

Remember, rabies is a serious threat, but it is entirely preventable.
By vaccinating your pets and participating in initiatives like the 'Pet Registry of Lebanon,' we can work together to eliminate the risk of rabies and ensure the well-being of our beloved furry companions.
Let's prioritize their health and safety on World Rabies Day and every day!

13/09/2023

Ear cropping is a surgical procedure where a dog's ears are cut and reshaped for cosmetic purposes. However, this procedure is considered unnecessary and inhumane.

Firstly, ear cropping can cause pain and discomfort for the dog. It involves cutting through sensitive tissues and cartilage, which can lead to post-operative pain and potential complications such as infection or excessive bleeding. Dogs may also experience difficulty in healing and may require additional medical attention.

Secondly, dogs use their ears to communicate and express themselves. Ears play a vital role in their body language, allowing them to convey emotions like happiness, alertness, or even fear. By cropping their ears, we are altering their ability to communicate effectively with other dogs and humans.

Furthermore, there is no medical benefit to ear cropping. Contrary to popular belief, cropping ears does not provide any health benefits or prevent ear infections. Proper ear care, regular cleaning, and routine veterinary check-ups are more effective in maintaining good ear health for dogs.

In addition to the pain and discomfort, ear cropping can indeed lead to various problems, including an increased risk of ear infections. When the natural protective ear flap is removed or altered, it can disrupt the normal airflow and drainage in the ear canal, creating an environment that is more prone to infections.

Lastly, it's essential to respect a dog's natural appearance and individuality. Each dog breed has its unique characteristics, including their ear shape and size. By preserving their natural ears, we embrace their diversity and celebrate their beauty in all its forms.

In conclusion, ear cropping is a painful and unnecessary procedure that can have negative physical and emotional consequences for dogs. Let's promote the well-being and natural beauty of our furry friends by embracing their ears as they are! 🐾❤️

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Opening Hours

Monday	09:00 - 19:30
Tuesday	09:00 - 19:30
Wednesday	09:00 - 07:30
Thursday	09:00 - 19:30
Friday	09:00 - 19:30
Saturday	09:00 - 15:00

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Vitalia Animal Hospital operates solely as a medical facility and is not equipped to function as an NGO or shelter. We lack the resources and capacity to accommodate pets left in front of our clinic. Our focus is strictly on providing medical care for animals in need. Pets abandoned in front of the clinic are exposed to various health risks, including the potential transmission of diseases or viruses. We urge individuals to seek assistance from appropriate NGOs or shelters for animal welfare concerns. Dumping pets at our facility is not a solution, and it places undue burden on our staff and compromises the well-being of the animals involved. We are committed to assisting pet owners in need, but dumping animals in front of our clinic is not the appropriate course of action. Any pets found abandoned in front of the clinic will be handled according to established protocols.