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Monday 8am - 5:30pm Tuesday 8am - 5:30pm Wednesday 8am - 5:30pm Thursday 8am - 5:30pm Friday 8am - 1pm

Halifax County Veterinary Center

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Halifax County Veterinary Center

Halifax County Veterinary Center is a full-service veterinary clinic providing health care service to both to large and small animals
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Halifax County Veterinary Center is a full-service veterinary medical facility located in Halifax, Virginia. The professional and courteous staff at Halifax County Veterinary Center seeks to provide the best possible medical care, surgical care and dental care for their highly valued patients. We are committed to promoting responsible pet ownership, preventative health care and health-related educ

ational opportunities for our clients. Halifax County Veterinary Center strives to offer excellence in large and small animal veterinary care to Halifax, South Boston and surrounding areas in Southside, VA and Northern North Carolina. Please take a moment to contact us today to learn more about our veterinary or boarding services. Our staff is eager to let you know how Halifax County Veterinary Center can serve the needs of you and your cherished pet or your livestock herd.

11/13/2024

These creepy crawlers are ear mites! One thing to look out for with these crawlers is discharge in your pet's ears that look like coffee grounds. They are highly contagious and spread through direct contact causing irritation and discomfort in the ears, often leading to scratching and head shaking.

11/11/2024

Thank you to our veterans! On this Veterans Day, we are thinking of those who have served our country and who continue to do so every day. Thank you for your service and sacrifice.

11/08/2024

Happy birthday to one of our wonderful assistants Alyssa! Alyssa is very sweet along with outgoing, funny, and considerate. Her dedication to the job never goes unnoticed. Thank you for everything you do, and we couldn't imagine HCVC without YOU! Happy birthday again Alyssa!♥️

11/07/2024

November is also Senior Pet Month. We consider your pet a senior when they are 7 years old. Laying down to eat or drink is a common sign of pain in senior dogs and cats. We also recommend looking at senior wellness bloodwork at their annual visit as well even though we are hoping to not find anything on the bloodwork. These screenings are key for early detection of diseases.

11/05/2024

November is National Pet Diabetes Month. Though diabetes is more common in older pets, diabetes can also occur in younger or pregnant pets. Signs of pet diabetes include excessive water drinking and increased urination. If you believe your pet may have diabetes, or have any questions about your pets health, please don't hesitate to reach out

11/01/2024

‼️HELP‼️
Stella is looking for a home at no fault of her own. The owner is having some health issues and cannot keep her. She is a wonderful, sweet, loving, playful dog. We are even willing to spay her before she goes to her new home. If you have any questions or would like to adopt please give us a call here at the clinic at 434-476-2166

10/31/2024

Doesn't all veterinary clinics see tacos?
Knox and Ollie looked the cutest for Halloween!

10/31/2024

Happy Halloween from us at HCVC🎃

10/29/2024

Happy National Cat Day to the Queen of the clinic!
✨️Mittens✨️

10/28/2024

Just a reminder for Halloween! All forms of chocolate and Xylitol (which is a sugar substitute) are toxic to dogs and cats!

10/27/2024

✨️Happy Birthday Dr. Collins!✨️
You motivate us to give our best every day through your dedication and determination. Not only are you a great boss but also a great friend! May your day be as outstanding as your leadership! Thank you for your kindness, empathy, and knowledge you bring to the team and to the community!

10/23/2024

✨️CONTEST✨️
We are having a carving contest between assistant and receptionists where you get to vote which one is better! Either the mummy cat or skeleton dog!
You must vote on this original post in order for your vote to count! The voting will end Monday October 28th in the morning! May the best pumpkin win!

10/23/2024

When life gives you lemons, hang out with a calf instead 🐮🍋

10/18/2024

In honor of Veterinary Technician Week we decided to interview Tiffany so you can get to know her on a personal level! Of course it had to be Halloween questions!🎃

10/17/2024

In honor of Veterinary Technician Week we are going to play 2 truths and a lie about Tiffany! Guess which one is the lie!
1. Her favorite cases are emergency/critical care
2. Her favorite breed is German Shepherd
3. She is the oldest of all her siblings

10/16/2024

Wishing you a wonderful Boss' Day! Your ability to lead with wisdom and compassion makes you both one of a kind. Thank you for being such fantastic leaders! Your dedication to our team and unwavering support helps us succeed everyday. The community and everyone here at HCVC are so lucky to have you🩷

10/16/2024

What an udderly great way to spend the day!😊

10/14/2024

This week we are celebrating Tiffany for Veterinary Technician Week! Thank you for everything you do and we could not ask for a better, intelligent, wonderful technician! Your love and passion for the job shines through every day!

Address

430 S Main Street
Halifax, VA
24558

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5:30pm
Tuesday	8am - 5:30pm
Wednesday	8am - 5:30pm
Thursday	8am - 5:30pm
Friday	8am - 1pm

Telephone

+14344762166

Website

http://www.hcvcvet.com/

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Videos

Happy Halloween from us at HCVC🎃

In honor of Veterinary Technician Week we decided to interview Tiffany so you can get to know her on a personal level! Of course it had to be Halloween questions!🎃

Lame bull

Watch how this bull tries to put all his weight on the inside claw of his left rear leg. This tells us we need to pick up the foot and see what is going on! The outside claw is the most likely to have a problem on the back leg and the inside claw is most commonly the issue on a front leg.