Clifton-Centreville Animal Clinic

03/14/2023

Meet Tabitha (aka Tabby) our newest fur-ceptionist.
She was a stray, & wisely chose one of our employees to be her new momma. She wanted to show off her pretty dress today ❤️🐈👗😻

03/03/2023

Hey if anyone has any newspaper to recycle , we are in need for our hospitalized patients. Please and thank you 😊🐾❤️

01/19/2023

Canine Influenza🦠🦠🦠 cases are on the rise in our area. This virus is easily spread from dog to dog. Those who frequently board or attend doggie daycare are at high risk. Getting your dog vaccinated for canine influenza may not prevent infection altogether, but it may reduce the severity and duration of the illness. Vaccination consists of 2 boosters 2-4 weeks apart.
Symptoms of dog flu are loss of appetite, moist or dry cough, runny nose🤧, low-grade fever🌡, and lack of energy. If your pet is exhibiting any of these symptoms, especially after spending time around other dogs, please reach out to us (or your regular vet).
Avoiding dog parks, daycare, boarding facilities is recommended. Pet sitters are a great alternative☺️ Or consider boarding your pet closer to your destination, instead of NoVa.

12/01/2022

**UPDATE- kitties are enjoying their wonderful new home!! Thanks to everyone that shared! **

We are fostering a pair of bonded kitties who need a home! Fergus (white chest and nose) and Ruby (orange face) are brother and sister who have been together since birth. They love attention from humans almost as much as they love each other! Ruby is very outgoing and will stand on her tiny hind legs just to say hello and get some head rubs! Fergus is content with sitting on your lap all day long while getting some love. They are about 4 years old and are some of the sweetest cats we have ever met. They are spayed/neutered, up-to-date on their vaccinations and are waiting for their new furever home 🐱💕

02/02/2021

04/21/2020

Treating the lockdown blues with cute puppy pictures! 🐾

04/07/2020

Just a friendly reminder for Easter, please be cautious with kitties and lillies🌾💐🌸🌾

04/01/2020

Let’s Spread a little sunshine in the form of cute puppy pictures! Post the cutest photo you have of your pet below!😍🐶❤️🤩💕

03/26/2020

03/19/2020

CCAC and COVID-19, March 18th
We remain committed to the health of your pets and we are still seeing patients. To ensure the safety of both staff and clients, we will begin instituting drop-off appointments, taking your pets at the door.

Please call as you arrive to drop-off your pet at our door. Our staff will take history information, relay exam findings and discuss any testing required by phone.

We understand that this is not an ideal situation, but hope it will allow us to continue to provide quality care through these difficult times. Please call with questions during office hours, 703-830-8844

For more information on drop off appointments, see https://cliftoncentrevilleac.com/ccac-covid19

This continues to be an evolving situation. This page was updated Wednesday, March 18th to reflect our move to drop off appointments.

03/17/2020

CCAC and COVID-19 Update
We remain open and will continue to update with the changing situation. We believe veterinary care is an essential service, and are working to adjust so our patients can continue care.

We ask that all clients call to reschedule if they are sick (any illness) or recently traveled abroad. We will consult over the phone!

For more information see: https://cliftoncentrevilleac.com/ccac-covid19

Clifton Centreville Animal Clinic is currently open. We believe that veterinary care for animals is an essential service, and are working to continue to provide care for our patients and clients.

03/13/2020

CCAC and COVID-19
We wanted to assure our clients that Clifton Centreville Animal Clinic is open and operating our normal hours. We have augmented our normal cleaning practices and are disinfecting all surfaces to ensure a healthy space for pets and people.

As regards pets and COVID-19, it does NOT appear that pets are in danger from the novel coronavirus. Experts do not believe that they can spread the virus. However, it's always a good idea not to let pets lick your face and to wash your hands normally after pet care and play. The American Veterinary Medical Association has additional information online: https://www.avma.org/resources-tools/animal-health-and-welfare/covid-19

Please feel free to schedule your normal annual or spring appointments: spring is coming and with it all the regular health needs for dogs and cats. Fleas, ticks, and heart worms do pose risks to dogs and cats and we want to ensure that our patients' wellness care continues.

03/03/2020

Dental health is important year round. If you're working on introducing brushing with your pet, check out out our video and tips: https://cliftoncentrevilleac.com/brushing-your-pets-teeth

Brushing dog and cat teeth helps their health immensely! Brushing away debris and massaging (gently) their gums really makes a huge difference in their dental health, keeping their teeth clean and preventing or stalling bigger problems that can affect more than their mouth. Pets can have dental issu...

02/25/2020

Look at these cuties! This is Louie the golden doodle and his new family. Congratulations 🎉🎊🎈😍🐾

02/18/2020

We commonly get questions on brushing dog (and cat) teeth, so we created a quick video going over brushing with Titus!

Let us know if you have suggestions or requests for future videos. Remember, it's dental month so if you have a concern about your dog or cat's teeth, there is still time to make an appointment!

https://youtu.be/ycWH2LFGQPg

Watch as a veterinarian shows you how to brush a dog's teeth with her dog. From Clifton Centreville Animal Clinic, ccac.vet

02/15/2020

Bundle up today! Spring is just around the corner.

02/04/2020

Cliff is ready for Valentine’s Day!

01/30/2020

Happy Valentine’s Day!

01/14/2020

Start 2020 off with a smile: save $50 on dental cleanings in February at Clifton Centreville Animal Clinic (and be ready for Valentine's kisses).

12/24/2019

If you happen to be curious about reindeer care today, Santa's veterinarian has answers to some common questions. Merry Christmas!

Most reindeer can't fly, but Santa's reindeer are special. How does Santa find his reindeer? What do they eat? How much do they weigh? And more...

12/13/2019

Thank you to some of our wonderful clients for this adorable cookie arrangement! 😍💕 Happy holidays!🎄

12/06/2019

Cliff is decked out for the holidays again!

11/29/2019

Celebrate Small Business Saturday with us! $5 off Nana Nap Mats and 25% off our pet odor scented candles. @ Clifton-Centreville Animal Clinic

11/26/2019

UPDATE: She's been FOUND and returned to her family!!

11/21/2019

A wonderful story of a pet and owner re-united (due to a microchip)!

Just how 6-year-old Sasha traveled about 1,400 miles from Portland to Santa Fe will remain a mystery.

11/19/2019

Ready for the holidays? If you’re boarding, schedule now to make sure you’re up to date on vaccines! Get your appointment scheduled before it gets crazy: 703-830-8844

11/18/2019

Celebrating National Princess Day!👑👑👑

11/13/2019

Pets can’t tell us how they feel, so their care relies on a lasting relationship between them and their family and their veterinary care team. At this time of year, we feel very lucky to have so many great relationships! If you know someone who you think could benefit from the same, please feel free to refer us. Happy Holidays!

11/11/2019

❤❤❤Happy Veteran's Day to all who have served

Found on Google from mwdtsa.org

11/08/2019

Titus had several meetings this afternoon, including with a fellow doxie!

11/08/2019

Titus is waiting for Friday afternoon appointments.

11/07/2019

Dr. Blackwood’s dachshund, Titus, surveying the office from his chair.

11/02/2019

Cliff is ready for Autumn!

11/02/2019

We got to visit with some of our sweet pup patients this week🥰🐶🐹🥰

10/31/2019

Pets get in something they shouldn’t? ASPCA Poision Control is available: (888) 426-4435

https://www.aspca.org/pet-care/animal-poison-control

Call the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center at (888) 426-4435. Did your pet eat chocolate, xylitol, or another potentially poisonous substance?

10/31/2019

Happy Halloween to all! Please post your favorite photos of your pets in their costumes
🎃🐱🐶🐹🎃

10/29/2019

Happy ! 🐱 We just had to share this handsome boy to celebrate 😄

10/29/2019

https://images.app.goo.gl/EuUePLJzW8YXkWmT7

Found on Google from askideas.com