Laurel Veterinary Clinic

03/03/2025

03/03/2025

Last chance to save big! Time is running out to take advantage of our Dental Days Deal. Book your pet’s next dental cleaning between now and March 15th to get $100 off your visit. There's only a few spots left, so don’t miss out! Give us a call or visit our link in bio to schedule your pet’s appointment today 🗓️

02/28/2025

Say hello to Murphy! He was so excited to see Dr. Jones today, he couldn't stop smiling. Treats and fear-free approach makes our patients feel safe and happy at the vet! Call us to book an appointment for your beloved pet today.

02/26/2025

We understand that there may be some myths around dental care for senior pets:
“My pet’s teeth look fine.” Dental disease often hides beneath the gumline, where it’s not visible.
“They’re too old for a dental.” Age doesn’t disqualify them! A professional cleaning can dramatically improve your senior pets quality of life.
This National Pet Dental Health Month, help your senior pet age more comfortably by scheduling their dental procedure with us. Call us today to book!

02/21/2025

Piles of puppies! A litter of adorable puppies came to see Dr. Jones and brightened up our day 🐶💕 If your furry friend needs a check-up, schedule an appointment online now. Link in bio.

02/20/2025

🐾 Introducing Lloyd, our charming visitor at Laurel Veterinary Clinic! Pets need healthy smiles too. 🦷 Take advantage of our $100 Off Dental Days promotion, now through March 15th!

02/18/2025

Meet adorable Naga! We always look forward to her visits. Is it time for your furry friend to come in? Schedule their appointment online today! 🐾

02/15/2025

Adorable alert! Meet Finnic, the newest cutie to steal our hearts during his puppy check. Is your furry friend due for vaccines or an exam? Secure their spot online now via the link in our bio. 🐾

02/12/2025

Princessa wants to emphasize that our veterinarians are ready to provide the best care for your furry companions! Each appointment includes special treats and cuddles. Schedule a visit now through the link in our bio! 🐾🏥

02/10/2025

February is Black History Month—join us in recognizing and honoring the achievements of Black leaders across the country. In veterinary medicine, pioneers like Dr. Frederick Douglass Patterson, founder of the Tuskegee University School of Veterinary Medicine, have paved the way for future generations. Today, Black veterinary professionals continue to lead and make a difference in our field.

02/06/2025

Hey there, pet parents! Is your furry friend due for their wellness and vaccine appointments? 🐾 Schedule your puppy's visit with us today! Click the link in our bio to book now. 🐶✨

02/03/2025

Did you know these facts about pet dental hygiene?

-About 80% of dogs and 70% of cats have periodontal disease by just the age of 2
-Doggy and kitty breath is actually not normal, and could actually be a sign of poor dental health, pain and inflammation in your furry friend
-Periodontal diseases are the most commonly diagnosed conditions amongst pets
Despite being so important, a pet’s dental health is often overlooked when owners consider their pet’s overall well-being, meaning that chronic pain and inflammation could be happening right under your nose! Our goal at [Hospital Name] is to change that, and help you become the best friend and owner for your pets! Taking the necessary steps at home that mentioned in our last dental post, and bringing your pet in for a dental cleaning during their wellness exams can help make healthy smiles and a happier pet.

02/03/2025

We really don’t want you to miss out...Dental Days appointment spots are filling up quick!

When you book your pet’s next dental cleaning between now and March 15th, we’ll take $100 off your visit. A healthy smile makes a happy pet, so book your furry friend’s next dental visit today by giving us a call or visiting our link in bio!

01/31/2025

Meet Ember Sparkles! She is all set and excited for a lengthy chat with Dr. Hunte.✨

01/28/2025

Meet Monkey, our adorable furry friend! She brings so much joy to our clinic and always brightens our day with her sweet nature. Treats are a must-have for this special girl every time she pays us a visit! 🐾🐶

01/22/2025

“Another insurance policy?” Pet insurance can sound like just another policy to add to your list of monthly expenses, but we want to show you that it’s actually quite different from what you might think! Here are a few reasons why pet insurance is different from human health insurance:

Cost. When compared to human health insurance, pet insurance is significantly more affordable! Influenced by type of coverage, species, breed, and age, the average premium is $49/month for dogs and $28/month for cats.

In terms of coverage, unlike human health policies, your pet’s policy can be used at any hospital. Because pet insurance covers some or all of your bills (depending on the coverage chosen) through reimbursements, you’ll simply pay your vet bill upfront and file a claim to be reimbursed.

Visit https://www.pawlicy.com/ to find the right policy for you and your pet or check out our post on comparing policies to learn more about getting started!

01/20/2025

Just like us, our pets’ teeth need to be taken care of on a normal basis as well. And, tooth be told, who doesn’t love a good smile?

Whether you’re at the vet or at home, there are plenty of ways to care for your pet’s pearly whites to help them have the healthiest smile possible! Here are a few ways you can do just that:
Brush their teeth. Yup, the same way we do! Get your pet a toothbrush and some toothpaste specifically made for them and get brushing. This can take some getting used to, so ease them into the routine. Start by brushing just a few teeth for a few seconds, then gradually work your way through brushing all teeth.
Give them a (dental) treat approved by the Veterinary Oral Health Council. The Council collects data showing that these approved treats actually work to decrease tartar accumulation. There are plenty of great dental treats out there that may be a little more enjoyable (and more appreciated) by your furry friend.
Choose a chew approved by the Veterinary Oral Health Council. There are numerous options when it comes to chews, but the act of chewing or gnawing can actually do a great job at keeping your pet’s teeth clean and healthy.
Dental Cleanings. Bringing your pet in for a dental cleaning is a great way to promote a healthy smile. During your appointment, your vet can check for anything in your pet’s mouth that may need some extra care or attention while doing the cleaning.