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Monday 7:30am - 6pm Tuesday 7:30am - 6pm Wednesday 7:30am - 6pm Thursday 7:30am - 6pm Friday 7:30am - 6pm Saturday 7:30am - 1pm

Culpeper Animal Hospital

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Culpeper Animal Hospital

Full-service companion animal practice that accepts new clients! We have an appointment availability. Book a visit and become a part of our family!
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We strive to provide high-quality, compassionate veterinary care in our picturesque historic town that is known for its friendly people and southern hospitality.

08/31/2024

Isabella was so brave waiting on the pillow (her owners were sitting on the bench next to her 🤭)

08/29/2024

Just a reminder that our 10% off flea/tick and heartworm preventatives starts on Tuesday since CAH will be closed on Monday to honor Labor Day. 6 months or more also comes with an instant rebate AND 10 % off!!!

08/28/2024

Help CAH in wishing Dr. Jacobson a very Happy Birthday today!! 🎉🥳🎊

08/23/2024

Smoke had his first visit with us this morning and was so brave!! 🐾💕

08/22/2024

On top of the dangers for people, retractable leashes can cause various injuries to dogs. If a dog runs to the end of the extended leash, they can experience a sudden jolt, potentially leading to neck injuries or tracheal damage. Also, if the leash gets tangled, it can cause cuts or burns on the legs. We have even seen a dog get hit by a car on a retractable leash!! Just something to think about 🤔

08/21/2024

DOUG NEEDS A NEW LOVING HOME: Doug’s owner will be transitioning to a nursing home soon and needs to find a new loving home! Doug has been a client of Culpeper Animal Hospital since 2019. Doug is about 10 years old, a brown on brown stripped tabby, male/neutered. He has beautiful green eyes and a HUGE purr. He is very affectionate.

I am willing to help with medical care, food and litter. Whatever can be done to spread the news would be appreciated.

Sherri Phillips 703-901-6898

08/20/2024

Fred had a visit with us this morning to get his vaccine boosters. Look at that nose!!! 💕🐾

08/17/2024

Today is Clear the Shelters Day and most shelters will wave the adoption fee!

08/15/2024

Tuck had his first visit with us. Look at those stunning eyes!!! 💕

08/12/2024

Finn getting ready to get his vaccine booster and is so brave!! 🐾💕

08/08/2024

Does anybody recognize this dog? Picked up today near 222 W Park Ave. intact young male mixed breed. The kind lady whom found him will be taking him to the Culpeper Shelter in hopes that he is reunited with his owner. Please share and contact the Shelter for any info

08/08/2024

Happy International Cat Day! Take the time to give your feline some special attention today!! 💕

08/06/2024

Today is Fresh Breath Day and especially pets need routine dental care too! Are you brushing your pets teeth or providing daily dental supplements? If not, dental disease can and will happen a lot faster!! Dental estimates can and will always be available. Feel free to contact/call us with any questions @ 5408299085

08/03/2024

Does anyone recognize this dog? Young intact male dog, no microchip found. Dog wandered to house and they are keeping the dog safe for now. Please contact Kayla Thomas @ 8144184809 for any information

08/02/2024

Thank you Christine for fueling up our Friday!! 💪

08/01/2024

August 1st is DOGust Universal Birthday for shelter dogs and National Yorkie Day!! 🐾💕

07/31/2024

National Mutt Day | July 31
Mutts are known by many names – mixed-breeds, crossbreeds, hybrids, Heinz 57s, mongrels, half-breeds – but these lovable mixes often make wonderful additions to the family. Feel free to post a picture of your special mutt!! 🐾💕

07/26/2024

Franklin had his wellness visit with us today. His Dad sent this photo after, hard day at the vet 💕🐾🥹

07/26/2024

Thank you Jennifer for spoiling us today, we appreciate you!! me

07/26/2024

Early detection is the best protection! Regular bloodwork helps identify issues before they become serious, ensuring your pet's mobility and overall health. Studies show that early detection through bloodwork can increase treatment success rates by up to 80%, ensuring your pet stays active and healthy for longer. Schedule a check-up today!

07/24/2024

Fred is our tiniest patient of the day! 🐾💕

07/23/2024

4911 likes, 58 comments. “Party so good even security had to join 😎”

07/23/2024

Harry had an appointment with us this morning and is now looking for an afternoon nap 😹💤

07/23/2024

MISSING CAT!

07/19/2024

Keep your pets moving with the right diet! Balanced nutrition is key to maintaining healthy joints and muscles. Ask us about the best diet plans for your pet’s mobility.

07/18/2024

Thank you for breakfast Christine!! 😋

07/16/2024

Not CAH related but Danielle just returned from Corolla, NC and wanted to share picture of the OBX horses. The foal was born this past June and his name is Ethan. Ethan’s Mom is a first timer and sometimes walks off and losing Ethan during his naps/sun bathing. The Corolla Horse folks are watching over him closely. So sweet!! 💕🥹

07/16/2024

Another heat advisory today and hopefully it lets up soon 🤞🏻 remember to keep your pets inside and cool! They can burn their paw pads easily! They cannot sweat like us and will/can overheat quickly. Everyone stay cool and safe! 💕🐾🥵

Address

441 Aspen Street
Culpeper, VA
22701

Opening Hours

Monday	7:30am - 6pm
Tuesday	7:30am - 6pm
Wednesday	7:30am - 6pm
Thursday	7:30am - 6pm
Friday	7:30am - 6pm
Saturday	7:30am - 1pm

Website

https://www.culpepervet.com/

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Chelsea is such a smart girl! 💕🐾 #bordercolliesofinstagram #tricks

McGee gets his cherry eye repaired! “Cherry eye" is a common term for prolapse (or popping out) of the third eyelid gland. In some dogs, especially certain breeds and often in younger animals, the gland of the third eyelid can become swollen and pop out of its normal position, making it visible as a reddish-pink mass in the corner of the eye, resembling a cherry. That's why it's called a "cherry eye." In this case, surgical repositioning was needed to correct the cherry eye. This is the most common treatment; veterinarians surgically tack the gland back to normal. This approach is favored because it preserves the gland's function while maintaining healthy tear production. McGee is expected to make a full recovery in just a few weeks!

Annual wellness exams are essential for pets to detect illnesses early, stay up to date on vaccinations, obtain parasite prevention and control, dental health, and much more! As pets age, their needs change. Regular exams help tailor care recommendations to the appropriate life stage, whether it's puppy/kitten, adult, or senior. Knowing that a trained professional has examined your pet and given them a clean bill of health (or provided guidance on managing any health issues) can provide significant peace of mind to pet owners. Give us a call to book your pet’s wellness exam today!

When selecting bones and chews for dogs, it's essential to consider the size, age, health, and chewing habits of your dog. Raw, cooked, or smoked bones, hooves, antlers, and ice cubes are NOT recommended as they are too hard and notorious for damaging teeth and the GI tract. Be aware that many other options on the market are damaging to your dog's digestive health as well due to rich flavors and high calories. The general rule for chew toys and treats is that they are safe if they soften up while being chewed on or if the toy indents when you push your fingers into it. Here's a list of some generally safe chews, along with things to keep in mind: - Dental Chews: Various dental chews on the market are specifically designed to clean a dog's teeth while they chew such as Greenies, Tartar Shield, OraVet Chews, VeggieDents, and CET chews. - Artificial Bones: These are often made of rubber and try to avoid nylon or plastic bones due to their hardness which can break teeth. A good example is Kong Toys. Ensure the chew is size-appropriate for your dog and isn't wearing down too quickly. - Raw Hides: rawhide strips or rolls without a knot on the end are great, just remember there are a lot of calories in these so give them to your pup in moderation. Happy chewing!