Grayson Valley Pet Clinic

10/02/2024

Good morning!! We wanted to show you all these two cool cats we see at our clinic. Charlie and Lily always bring a smile to our face!! 💕

09/17/2024

Hi everyone! This sweet boy is Hoss. He was having severe back pain, and his mom and dad have tried everything to help him. He was hurting even through medication, so Dr. G preformed a back block, similar to what a person with back pain would get. We wanted to wait a little while to be sure it worked before posting about it, but, we have good news! He is getting around a lot better and not in pain. This is still something that is trial and error for us, as it’s a new procedure Dr. G attempted to save this boy. We hope in the future if we need to do any more blocks, they will help that patient just as much as it helped our boy Hoss!! Thanks for reading and feel free to send all your prayers and well wishes Hoss’ way! 💕

08/20/2024

We had our day made by this little cutie, a marmoset that needed en exam and his TB test. We hope you enjoy seeing him as much as we did!! 😍

08/19/2024

Cold laser therapy can be a real game changer for these old dogs! This is Jersey, she is 11 years old now and her back hurts her if she jumps too much. She felt so much better after her laser treatment! Call today if you think your pet could benefit from this!

07/17/2024

Look at this cute little face!!! 😍 Bruno came to see Dr. Grimmett for his puppy shots today. Can anyone guess what breed he is?

07/05/2024

One of our more exotic patients, Matilda Jane, was in today to be sedated to have a pin removed from her leg. She had injured it and had to have surgery. We’re so happy with how she’s doing now!

07/05/2024

Happy July 4th from a few of our boarders ; Roscoe, Shadow and Maximus, Luna, Ranger, and Champ!

06/14/2024

here is a sugar glider that dr. g neutered! isn’t he cute!?

05/22/2024

Hey everyone, our email was hacked and a message was sent out about Dr. G being sick and needing gift cards. This is not true and he is fine! We are working on getting the issue fixed. Have a wonderful day!

05/16/2024

Heartworms are parasites that inhabit the heart and lungs, with females growing up to 12 inches long. Dogs can become infected as young as 4-6 months of age. Heartworms can affect the dog’s quality of life. In the early stages, many dogs do not show clinical signs of infection. As the disease progresses, it is more likely that clinical signs, including mild persistent cough, decreased exercise tolerance, decreased appetite, and weight loss, will be seen. Heartworm infection is transmitted by mosquitoes. All it takes is one bite from an infected mosquito to cause lifelong damage to a dog. There are 1 million dogs estimated to be heartworm-positive in the United States each year! The prevalence of heartworm disease has increased steadily since it was first identified, now affecting dogs in all 50 states! We’ve attached a map that shows the severity of heartworms throughout the states, as well as a blood slide that contains microfilaria (baby heartworms) in the comment section.

04/10/2024

Things don’t always go as planned when you work with animals! This is Stetson the lemur. He was here today to get neutered, but when we were able to sedate and examine him better we discovered he only had one descended testicle. We have put his surgery on hold for now, we will update you on Stetson in a few months! For now just enjoy his cuteness!!

03/20/2024

FOUND DOG!
This baby was found at Clearbranch Daycare. He is neutered but doesn’t have a microchip. If you know who he belongs to please give us a call at 205 856 3804!

03/12/2024

We had a special guest here today!

03/08/2024

Hello everyone! this is Bullseye the lamb that came in to see Dr. Campbell! He is going to be feeling better in no time!

02/05/2024

good morning everyone! we wanted to start your monday off with a video of our little friend, creepy! creepy is a ball python, a non venomous pet. she got her checkup and will be feeling better very soon. we hope you like creepy as much as we do!! 🐍

01/30/2024

Hey everyone! This is a video of what ear mites look like when we use our ear scope. This little guy has now been treated and is ear mite free!! Caution: video may give you the creepy crawlies!!! Thanks for watching!

01/08/2024

Happy Monday! This is a very small Chihuahua who was just full of bladder stones! This was filmed a few weeks ago, she is now fully recovered and doing amazing. Watch til the end, if you can!! Thanks for watching!

12/11/2023

We had a wonderful time at our employee Christmas party! We look forward to this celebration every year! We really enjoyed the food, fellowship, and the live music by The Oak Street Boys. Thank you Dr. Grimmett, Becky, and their family for making it happen! 🎄🦌

12/07/2023

Here is a video of a sweet little monkey that got her hand stuck in a crate at her home. She was so good for her X-rays and she is going to be just fine!

11/24/2023

Please take the time to read our GoFundMe for Champ and donate if you can! He is a sweet boy who deserves a happy ending. Thank you all for your support.

Hi, this is Grayson Valley Pet Clinic in Trussville, AL. A couple of wee… Isabella Croeze needs your support for Donate to help support Champ's medical bill!

11/23/2023

Happy Thanksgiving from our families to yours!! We are closed today, but we will be open regular business hours tomorrow. Have a safe and happy holiday! 🦃

10/17/2023

Happy Vet Tech Appreciation week!!! Dr. Campbell’s wife made us these nice sweatshirts and we are all so thankful!! We hope everyone has a great day today. 🐾

10/11/2023

This is Walter, a Jardine parrot with an unusual bottom beak! Nothing that Dr. G can’t fix!! We hope you enjoy the video.

09/26/2023

We see a lot of exotic patients here at Grayson Valley Pet Clinic! Here is a massive tortoise Dr. Grimmett and Dr. Campbell treated a few days ago. Isn’t he cool?! 🐢

09/18/2023

SMALL POODLE/ TERRIER MIX FOUND ON CARSON ROAD AND BROUGHT TO US IN CRITICAL CONDITION. The pet is wearing a pink collar that looks to be broken off of a chain. Please contact us immediately if this is your pet. Picture of collar and fur.