Wallenpaupack Veterinary Clinic

11/08/2024

Dog found Acorn Lane White Beauty Estates
Greentown Pa
Microchip says she answers to “Sadie”
Please call us with any info 570-226-2212

11/02/2024

**UPDATE- He is now at dessin animal shelter**
**FOUND DOG*** found on Gumbletown Road- closer to 507 near the wooded area last night around 8PM. Not microchipped. Appears to be a pitbull mix, less than a year old. Intact. Mostly black with a white chest. Call or text us at (570) 226-2212 if you recognize this dog. Thank you!

10/30/2024

10/16/2024

It’s veterinary technician week! A BIG THANK YOU to our wonderful veterinary technicians, we couldn’t do what we do without you!

09/20/2024

If you haven’t already met our newest addition to the WVC team, we would like to introduce you to Dr. Bristol Woods. Dr. Woods attended SUNY Canton to obtain her associate’s and bachelor’s degrees in veterinary technology. Subsequently she practiced as a licensed veterinary technician (LVT) while attending the Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine for her doctoral degree, graduating with honors. Dr. Woods sees both large and small animal patients at Wallenpaupack Veterinary Clinic. When not working, Dr. Woods enjoys hiking and backpacking, traveling and being outdoors.

09/20/2024

If you haven't already met our newest addition to the WVC team, we would like to introduce you to Dr. Bristol Woods. Dr. Woods attended SUNY Canton to obtain her associate's and bachelor's degrees in veterinary technology. Subsequently she practiced as a licensed veterinary technician (LVT) while attending the Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine for her doctoral degree, graduating with honors. Dr. Woods sees both large and small animal patients at Wallenpaupack Veterinary Clinic. When not working, Dr. Woods enjoys hiking and backpacking, traveling and being outdoors.

07/09/2024

Ella Mae waiting patiently for her treats looking fabulous in her bandana waiting for her last puppy vaccines. We use a pheromone spray called adaptil on our bandanas to help reduce anxiety.

07/05/2024

If you see these babies in the Bethany/Honesdale area please call the numbers listed below!

06/28/2024

Now is the time to refill those anxiety meds 💊 for the fireworks 🎆before you need them!

06/17/2024

It’s going to be hot out there this week ☀️🔥 please be careful and make sure the fur kids have plenty of shade and fresh water and limit time outside during the hottest part of the day!

05/30/2024

Keep an eye out for this pup!

05/24/2024

This weekend marks the unofficial start of summer for many, so we would like to share our top summer safety tips for pets! We are closed this Saturday and Monday in observance of Memorial Day. If you need emergency clinic information over the weekend please visit wallenpaupackvet.com/emergencies

04/19/2024

Little JR is 16 years young and wants to remind everyone that annual check ups are important and to show off his fashionable shirt 😎

03/29/2024

We are closed Saturday March 30th and Sunday March 31st for Easter. We will be back in on Monday as usual. Please keep Easter Lilies away from your cats this holiday as they are extremely toxic. And in general keep all chocolate and other treats far out of reach of pets! If you have an emergency over the weekend emergency clinic information can be found here

Wallenpaupack Veterinary Clinic is a full service veterinary practice in Hawley, PA. Our mission is to provide the highest quality care in a professional, friendly atmosphere.

02/26/2024

This female puppy was found on rt 209 by dingmans campground. Safe with finder. Let us know if you recognize this pup!

02/14/2024

Chocolate and lilies are by far the most common Valentine’s Day toxicities we see, keep your pet safe! If your pet ingests something they should reach out to for expert toxicology help!

12/31/2023

We wish you all a happy and healthy new year! We are closed January 1st and will reopen as normal January 2nd. If you need emergency clinic info it can be found at wallenpaupackvet.com/emergencies

11/18/2023

Dental health snapshot! This feline friend came to visit us for a routine dental check and cleaning. During the anesthetized oral exam, this large defect filled with blood and granulation tissue was noticed on the lingual aspect of this molar, way in the back of the mouth! A smaller similar defect was noted on the mesial aspect of the tooth just behind the healthy tooth in front of it. These are feline resorptive lesions, which are circled on the following radiographs. These lesions are very painful when they occur, and why we recommend every cat receive annual professional dental services. The extraction site should heal within 2 weeks, and no more pain for this cat 🐱.