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

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11/11/2024

Thanks to all who served!

10/31/2024

🎃Happy Halloween🎃

Take a look at these cool cats working today!!

10/29/2024

✨National Cat Day✨ is celebrated annually on October 29th to raise awareness about cat welfare, adoption, and appreciation. Here are some interesting facts:

*History*
National Cat Day was founded in 2005 by Colleen Paige, a pet lifestyle expert.

*Purpose*
The day aims to:

1. Promote cat adoption from shelters.
2. Encourage spaying/neutering.
3. Support cat welfare organizations.

*Celebration Ideas*

1. Share cat photos and stories on social media.
2. Adopt or foster a cat.
3. Donate to cat welfare organizations.
4. Spoil your feline friend with treats and playtime!

*Fun Facts*

1. Cats have 32 muscles in each ear.
2. They can't taste sweetness.
3. Cats spend 1/3 of their day grooming.
Have a great day everybody, your team at Community Animal Hospital 🐾

10/28/2024

A reminder that CAH will be closed Tuesday, October 29 and will reopen on Wednesday, October 30 at 7:30am.

Appointments are closed for the remainder of the day today, but we will remain open until 6:00pm to facilitate pick up of prescriptions and scheduling.

We're so sorry for this inconvenience. If your pet is in need of emergency care before Wednesday, please call Virginia Tech Small Animal Emergency at 540-231-4621.

10/24/2024

CAH will be closing on Tuesday, October 29 due to an interruption in water service by the town of Dublin. Our staff is contacting appointments scheduled for Tuesday to reschedule. We apologize for the inconvenience.

10/24/2024

A Tail of Two Doggos: we wanted to celebrate a happy ending that the clinic experienced recently.

That little pup that Dr. Nightingale is holding is only alive today thanks to the generous donation made by that big, handsome fellow in the bandana.

Tater Tot has a condition that causes his body to attack his red blood cells. He came to the clinic severely anemic - his only chance was for him to receive a blood transfusion to buy time for medications to be started that would stop his body from destroying his red blood cells.

Ray was in clinic for a routine procedure and his people were kind enough to allow us to take a little bit of his blood to give to Tater to buy him that time.

Halfway through the transfusion, Tater was already feeling a little bit better. When he went home after, he had the energy to wiggle a little bit when his mama picked him up. At his first recheck a week later (when this photo was taken), he was a bouncy, happy, excited, and ACTIVE puppy.

There’s no doubt that Ray saved his life. And that’s really, really cool!

10/14/2024

✨Happy National Vet Tech Week!✨

Thank you to our wonderful technicians this week, and EVERY week! 🐾❤️🐾

10/07/2024

Missing cat! Be on the look out, Dublin area!

09/27/2024

⚠️ NOTICE⚠️ We will be closing at 12:30pm today due to today’s forecast! Sorry for any inconvenience this may cause!

09/25/2024

The staff enjoyed lunch today sponsored by Robert from Pumpkin Pet Insurance!

09/22/2024

✨Fall is in the air✨ It’s officially sweater weather! Just remember, your dogs (nor you😊) are never too old to play in the leaves!!🍁🍂🍃

Got a picture of your pet enjoying the fall season? Let’s see them in the comments below ⬇️

09/19/2024

New puppy alert! Betsy Sue had her very first vet visit today with Dr. Nightingale, and started on a Puppy Plan Package🐾

Call today and ask about Puppy Plans, we also have Kitten Plans too! 🤗 540-674-1010

09/18/2024

We enjoyed seeing you today Macie! You are one ✨BEAUTIFUL✨ girl! 🐾🐶

09/05/2024

UPDATE ‼️ All kittens have been adopted! Thank you to everyone who helped by sharing✨

Good morning everyone😊 Is anyone in the market for a free kitten?🐱 We have 3 orange males ready for their furever homes!! Message us or call 540-674-1010!

09/02/2024

Have you hugged your working dog today?

Every year as we honor the contributions and achievements of the American workforce on Labor Day, there is a group of hard-working individuals whose dedication often goes unremarked. They may not clock in at nine and out at five, but they are an integral part of our society's labor force. These are....

09/02/2024

08/30/2024

Just a friendly reminder that CAH will be CLOSED on Monday September 2, in honor of Labor Day! We will return to normal hours on Tuesday September 3. Have a great weekend everybody!

08/28/2024

CAH is currently hiring a surgical assistant. If you or someone you know is interested in a part time or full time position as a veterinary surgical assistant, give us a call or check out our ad on Indeed! Previous experience is required.

https://www.indeed.com/job/veterinary-assistant-or-lvt-surgical-support-4c5dcdcbc7b7921d

Address

190 Broad Street
Dublin, VA
24084

Opening Hours

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

Telephone

+15406741010

Website

http://www.communityahdublin.com/

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Check out this video for a mini tour of the hospital! We have old and new followers here, so feel free to share! For those interested in scheduling an appointment with us, call 540-674-1010!

Y’all - this is what makes this job worth it. This puppy came in seizing and while we didn’t know why, the whole team came together immediately to help get her stabilized so we had time to figure it out. Things seemed touch and go for much of the day, but into the evening she started to come around and by the next morning she was becoming responsive to her name and to noises. Things just kept getting better from there as she started eating on her own and moving around her cage and interacting with us. She went home yesterday to a very happy family. She’s not out of the woods yet - and truthfully we still don’t know why this happened - but we’re hopeful she’ll make a full recovery. And let me tell you - those first real puppy stretches and that first big puppy yawn and the first tentative steps she took? Yeah. That’s what makes this job worth it. That’s why we do what we do. #vetmedicine #veterinary #vetmed #vetmedlife #veterinarian #veterinarymedicine #dog #veterinarianlife #veterinarytechnician #vettech #vettech

Dr. N has quite the aquarium collection and this girl got into a fight with one of her tank mates. She ended up with a broken jaw and couldn’t eat. She brought her in and gave her a sedative and pain injection, then ran water from her tank through an IV line into her mouth and over her gills to keep her oxygenated. She built a small brace out of orthopedic wire and covered it with rubber tubing to protect her skin. When she took the brace off 8wks later, she was able to eat! She’s grown quite a bit since then and is living in a new tank with less argumentative friends. She’s since been named Dyson because she eats whatever food is in her path now.

#ICYMI #notonemorevet #veterinary #vetmedlife

Please excuse the baseball cap and t-shirt. I’m enjoying some time with my son and pooches outside but this was too exciting not to share. Starting tomorrow the doors at the hospital will be open and you will be able to come inside for your pets’ appointment. There are 3 rules: 1) Please continue to wear a mask. With as close as we have to be to each other during exams, it’s the best way to keep us all healthy. 2) Please limit the number of people in the exam room to one person and one pet. Our rooms are small and overheat pretty quickly. 3) Please don’t come in if you’re sick. We are still offering curbside if you are feeling not well or if you prefer to continue to social distance. If you need curbside service, continue doing what you’ve been doing - call us when you get there and we’ll gladly help you. Otherwise, mask up, leash your dog and crate your cat, and come on in. We’ll see you real soon!