Healing Springs Animal Hospital

Healing Springs Animal Hospital Pets enrich our lives. Here we talk about making the most of those caring relationships. Like us to We've been treating pets like family since 1979.

The readers of the Gazette Newspaper voted us the favorite vet in the Twin Counties, and Bundle.com consistently rates us as having the highest popularity and highest customer loyalty in the area. Out of our abiding dedication to the human animal bond, we provide a broader array of pet and medical services - all designed to support the bond you have with your pet:
• State of the Art On-Site Diagn

ostics
• General Medicine
• General Surgery
• Masters Level Orthopedic Surgeries
• Laparascopic Spays (ovariectomies)
• Endoscopic Procedures
• Cold Laser Therapy - FDA Cleared
• Certified Veterinary Acupuncture
• Chemotherapy
• Grooming
• Boarding
• Dog Training
• Therapy Dog Work and Groups
• and much, much more. Become a part of the Healing Springs community, and you'll see.

Recognizing When Your Dog’s Stress Has Become Harmful: It’s normal, and even healthy, for dogs to react to unexpected st...
09/05/2025

Recognizing When Your Dog’s Stress Has Become Harmful: It’s normal, and even healthy, for dogs to react to unexpected stimuli: flinching at loud noises, being cautious around strangers, or wariness of unfamiliar devices like walkers. These responses can indicate alertness rather than distress. But when stress becomes maladaptive, that is, chronic, prolonged, or disproportionate, it can harm both your dog’s physical and emotional […]

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Can Dogs Get Alzheimer’s? It’s Called Canine Cognitive Dysfunction (CCD): Yes, dogs can experience a form of dementia si...
09/02/2025

Can Dogs Get Alzheimer’s? It’s Called Canine Cognitive Dysfunction (CCD): Yes, dogs can experience a form of dementia similar to human Alzheimer’s, commonly referred to as canine cognitive dysfunction (CCD) or doggie dementia. Why early recognition mattersNoticing CCD early is important—routine adjustments and targeted treatments can greatly enhance a dog’s comfort and daily function. Recently, the FDA approved Anipryl (selegiline), which has been shown to […]

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Is Your Cat in Pain?: Cats are adept at concealing pain, a trait rooted in their instincts as both predators and prey. T...
09/02/2025

Is Your Cat in Pain?: Cats are adept at concealing pain, a trait rooted in their instincts as both predators and prey. This natural tendency can make it challenging for owners to recognize when their feline companions are experiencing discomfort. Being vigilant about subtle behavioral and physical changes is crucial for early detection and intervention. Recognizing Signs of Pain in […]

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When to Vaccinate and Why: Vaccinations serve as the best method of prevention for common diseases, like parvovirus and ...
08/15/2025

When to Vaccinate and Why: Vaccinations serve as the best method of prevention for common diseases, like parvovirus and canine distemper, in puppies. At first, the mother’s immune system plays the role of protector by passing antibodies to her young. This benefit starts to wane around 6 weeks of age. That’s when your veterinarian will want to start the puppy […]

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Warning for Pet Owners: Xylitol Now Found in Some Nut Butter Products: Xylitol, a common sugar substitute known as a sug...
08/08/2025

Warning for Pet Owners: Xylitol Now Found in Some Nut Butter Products: Xylitol, a common sugar substitute known as a sugar alcohol, is frequently used in sugar-free chewing gums, mouthwashes, and other products. Recently, it has also been found in certain high-protein nut butter spreads—posing a serious risk to dogs. Brands such as P28 peanut spread, Nuts ‘N More, and Krush Nutrition’s Nutty by Nature now include […]

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August is Itchy Pet Awareness Month! Here’s What You Should Know: August marks Itchy Pet Awareness Month, a time to shed...
08/01/2025

August is Itchy Pet Awareness Month! Here’s What You Should Know: August marks Itchy Pet Awareness Month, a time to shed light on an issue that affects countless cats and dogs: chronic itchiness. Many pet owners automatically blame fleas, but the truth is, itching can stem from a wide range of causes. While the occasional scratch is totally normal, persistent itching can be a sign of […]

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What is Entropion and is My Pet at Risk?: Entropion is an eye condition that can affect both dogs and cats. It occurs wh...
07/28/2025

What is Entropion and is My Pet at Risk?: Entropion is an eye condition that can affect both dogs and cats. It occurs when a portion of your pet’s eyelid becomes inverted or folded inward. Eyelashes or fur can rub against and scratch the surface of the eye, causing pain and irritation. More seriously, entropion can lead to cornea tears and pigmentary keratitis, which […]

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Can Dogs Understand Human Emotion?: Scientific research confirms what many dog owners have long believed: dogs can perce...
07/28/2025

Can Dogs Understand Human Emotion?: Scientific research confirms what many dog owners have long believed: dogs can perceive and respond to human emotions. Dogs’ Emotional Sensitivity In a groundbreaking study conducted by researchers at Eötvös Loránd University in Hungary, scientists trained 11 dogs to remain still in an fMRI scanner while they listened to nearly 200 sounds, including human laughter […]

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Heartworm Disease in Dogs: Heartworm disease is a serious, potentially fatal condition caused by the parasitic worm Diro...
07/28/2025

Heartworm Disease in Dogs: Heartworm disease is a serious, potentially fatal condition caused by the parasitic worm Dirofilaria immitis. These worms inhabit a dog’s heart, lungs, and blood vessels, causing long‑term damage and, in severe cases, death. Rising Incidence According to the American Heartworm Society, heartworm cases have been increasing nationwide. The most recent incidence map from 2022 highlights […]

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07/08/2025

Job Opportunity: Full or Part time Assistant/ Receptionist🐾

Are you passionate about animals and looking to join a caring, dynamic team? We’re hiring a FT/PT Assistant/Receptionist to work weekends! If you have experience handling animals and are eager to make a difference, we’d love to meet you!

Responsibilities include:
- Assisting veterinarians during examinations and procedures
- Animal holding and restraint for exams and treatments
- Cleaning and sterilizing equipment
- Providing excellent patient care and comfort
-Walking dogs and caring for kenneled animals
-Greet clients, answer the phone, reception work

Requirements:
- Experience in animal handling and restraint
- Strong communication skills and a compassionate demeanor
- Ability to work in a fast-paced, team-oriented environment
- Must be available to work weekends
-College degree prefered but not necessary

Perks:
-Good pay
-Pretty flexible about time off
-PTO offered to full time members
-Free small animal care to FT. 50% small animal care to PT employees

If you're ready to be part of a compassionate team that values animal care and patient comfort, apply today!

Send your resume to [email protected]

Keep Your Pet Safe and Calm During Fireworks: The Fourth of July is a festive time for many, but for dogs and cats, loud...
07/02/2025

Keep Your Pet Safe and Calm During Fireworks: The Fourth of July is a festive time for many, but for dogs and cats, loud fireworks can be a source of fear and anxiety. To ensure your furry friend stays safe and calm during the celebrations, consider the following tips: 1. Create a Safe Haven Set up a quiet, comfortable space in your home […]

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Baby Boomers Break Tradition of Pet Ownership Declining with Age: The baby boomer generation (those born from 1946 to 19...
06/27/2025

Baby Boomers Break Tradition of Pet Ownership Declining with Age: The baby boomer generation (those born from 1946 to 1964) sure love their pets. Historically, pet ownership declines with age due to the owner’s health issues or the cost of care for the pet. However, baby boomers are breaking this pattern. The 2024 National Pet Owners Survey shows baby boomers still represent a large percentage […]

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107 Nuckolls Curve Road
Galax, VA
24333

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Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 7pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 7pm
Friday 8am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 1pm
Sunday 1pm - 4pm

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