Eden Veterinary Hospital

10/31/2023

Sadie Buckner - Cutest
Dolly Shelton - Funniest
Lucy Comer - Scariest

What a close contest! Thank you to everyone who brought their fur babies in costume! It brightened the staffs day. Winners may stop by the vet hospital to collect your prizes!

10/02/2023

09/03/2022

We will be closed on Monday, 9/5 for Labor Day. We will reopen Tuesday, 9/6. Have a fun and safe holiday!

07/29/2022

🚨🚨 TOMORROW SATURDAY JULY 30 🚨🚨

‼️‼️ 9am-12pm ‼️‼️

06/04/2022

06/03/2022

🎉WE’RE CELEBRATING!!!! 🎉
Thank you Eden for allowing your health to be our passion for the past 40 years! All are welcome to stop by the Eden Drug (103 W Stadium Drive, Eden) and celebrate with music, fun, food, & giveaways this Saturday 6/4 between 11a-2p! 🎈🥳

*Our pharmacy will be open normal hours, however, the drivethru will be temporarily closed for the celebration*🚘

04/28/2022

04/22/2022

***New hours!***
Eden Vet will be open
Monday - Friday
7:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Saturday 8:00 a.m. - 9:00 a.m.
for Boarding pick up and drop off only.

01/17/2022

Eden Veterinary Hospital will be closed Monday, January 17, 2022 due to inclement weather.

06/30/2021

Eden Vet Hospital
will be CLOSED
Saturday, July 3.
We will reopen Monday, July 5.

01/20/2021

**Found** dog near our place today in Reidsville, NC! Please share!! Must show proof of ownership, he’s sweet and friendly! Call/text 336-552-8728

11/17/2020

***Update-Phones are working now!***

Telephone Outage!!!
We are experiencing an area phone and internet outage this morning. We expect to have it fixed by 10:30 a.m. according to Spectrum. Please be patient with us as we work through this!

If you have an emergency please come directly to the office.

10/01/2020

Purina City of Eden

07/09/2020

Please be patient with us as we continue to navigate through this current COVID-19 situation. We understand everything is very different for all of us than it was just 6 months ago. Due to social distancing our doctors are having to use our phone lines much more often now to communicate with clients and this demand has led to our lines staying busier than normal. We know this is frustrating but it is important that our doctors communicate with clients of sick and injured pets.

HOW CAN YOU HELP?

1. Our doctors are attempting to use cell phones to return calls, which frees up our main lines for incoming calls. So please make every attempt to answer your phone, and do not ignore unknown numbers when your pet is at our hospital.

2. You may send us a message on Facebook for NON emergency appointment requests, as we will be monitoring Facebook more closely. PLEASE DO NOT SEND URGENT REQUESTS THROUGH FACEBOOK!!! We would appreciate you leaving your phone number in the message so we may contact you. Allow at least one business day for a response for your NON emergency request.

3. If you have an emergency DURING OUR NORMAL DOCTORS HOURS (8 a.m.-5 p.m.) and you have not been able to reach us via phone then just come directly to the hospital with your pet.

4. Please smile and be courteous to our staff as they are working extremely hard under unusual circumstances to ensure your pets safety and well being.

5. We are improving our reminder and appointment system to include text and email reminders. If you are at our office please write down your email address and cell number for us to update our system. This will allow future appointments to be made via email, if you so choose. You will still receive reminders via mail as well.

We understand the burden that COVID-19 has caused all of us and that our new process takes longer than usual. We value your time and will do our best to be as efficient as possible. We are evolving daily to meet your needs, but remember this is a process and we make adjustments when needed.

Thank you for your patience and understanding! We look forward to seeing you soon!

Dr. Jerry & Dr. Brandon

06/17/2020

Maggie Silver, a health communication specialist for the CDC, said it's unclear how widespread the virus is.“It has likely been present for a long time, but we are just now

05/29/2020

Dr. Jerry says thank you to the small business owner who paid for his haircut yesterday! Your kindness is greatly appreciated! 😊

04/10/2020

In observance of Easter our hours will be....
Friday 7:30 a.m.- 12 p.m.
Saturday Closed
Sunday Closed
We will reopen Monday at 7:30 a.m.

03/31/2020

Thank you for your service!

03/31/2020

Dear Clients,

The health and well-being of the community and your pet is still our top priority. As news of the coronavirus (COVID-19) in our community continues to develop, we are monitoring the situation closely.

At this time, our hospital remains open and is operating under regular business hours. To adhere to the social distancing protocol and protect both our staff and community we are forced to make some changes in how we currently serve our patients. If you need an appointment, have an emergency, or wish to pick up food or medications, please call the office (336) 623-9721 to schedule an appropriate time. We ask that you remain in your car and our staff will assist you from there.

While the CDC and other health authorities have indicated that dogs, cats, and other domestic animals are not considered at risk for contracting COVID-19, we are taking extra precautions to ensure the health and safety of humans within our facilities— notably our clients and staff.

***If you are feeling ill or experiencing flu-like symptoms and have an upcoming non-life threatening appointment, we kindly ask that you call us (336) 623-9721 to reschedule. ***

If you are healthy with no signs of illness, please bring your animal to our hospital and practice social distancing by remaining in your vehicle.

If your pet requires urgent care or has a medical emergency, and you are ill, please arrange for a trusted friend, neighbor, or healthy family member to transport your pet to our hospital. If you call ahead, we will gladly accommodate your representative and make appropriate arrangements.

If you do not have a trusted friend, neighbor, or healthy family member to transport your pet, please call (336) 623-9721 when you arrive at our hospital and remain in your vehicle with your animal.

Please understand that this is a difficult time for all of us. The changes we are implementing are for the greater good of our community, staff, and pets. While this may be both different and uncomfortable, it is necessary.

For more information and health guidance regarding COVID-19, please visit the CDC or WHO websites.

Thank you for your patience and cooperation. We look forward to seeing you and your pet soon.

Love and prayers,

Dr. Jerry A. Boothe, Jr., DVM

07/10/2019

Let’s get this pup found!

07/06/2019

05/22/2019

We will be CLOSED on Monday, May 27 in observance of Memorial Day.

05/15/2019

Interested in lending a paw to our organization? The needs are many - from walking to blankets to mowing the grass and writing our newsletter.

Students needing community service hours over the summer - we can hook you up!

Ask us how!

Woof

04/27/2019

Today is World Veterinary Day. Launched as an annual celebration of the contributions of veterinary medicine, this year's theme is the Value of Vaccination. Widespread use of vaccines has prevented death and disease in millions of animals, and the AVMA advocates an approach to vaccination based on the preventive health needs of the individual patient. Learn more about vaccinations and their importance for both animal and public health: http://bit.ly/2IHEu18.

04/01/2019

Bruehl says he hopes everyone is enjoying a good Sunday breakfast like he did! (Bruehl is one of our hospice permanent residents who suffered horrible neglect that he was somehow fortunate to survive. He is not up for adoption)

02/06/2019