Center Veterinary Hospital

08/21/2024

Dear Valued Pet Owner,

We understand the convenience of online shopping and home delivery for pet pharmaceuticals. However, due to the high volume of requests we receive daily, we will be making changes to how we process requests through outside online pharmacies.

Starting on September 1, 2024, CVH will no longer be approving prescriptions requests from outside pharmacies by phone, email or fax. We understand that change is hard, but this does NOT mean you cannot get your pet’s prescriptions from an outside pharmacy if you wish to do so. You will need to request a written prescription for you to pick up from our clinic. This prescription can be taken or mailed to a pharmacy of your choosing. PLEASE know written prescriptions can take 3-5 business days. We appreciate your patience. Emergency medications should be requested in advance!

We highly encourage supporting local and small businesses. Which is why we have partnered with My Vet Store Online to launch our very own online pharmacy. This new service is designed to provide you with the convenience of ordering your pet's medications, supplements, and other health products from the comfort of your home and delivered straight to your door! We offer competitive pricing with the peace of mind that the products come from a reputable source and are backed by the manufacturer that we already currently use for our in-house products.

To celebrate the launch, we are offering 10% off on your first purchase! Use the code “CENTERVET” at checkout to redeem this offer.

Why Choose Our Online Pharmacy?
1. Convenience: Easily order your pet’s medications anytime, anywhere.
2. Competitive Pricing: Enjoy competitive prices on a wide range of products.
3. Trusted Source: Often, online pharmacies purchase from 3rd parties with no guarantee of how the products have been stored or where they come from. CVH cannot verify if a pharmacy is FDA compliant or if their products are backed by the manufacturer.
4. Prescription Management: Seamlessly manage your pet’s prescriptions with our integrated system.
5. Auto-Refills: Set up auto-refills to never miss a dose for your pet.

How It Works:
1. Visit Our Website: Go to https://cvhnc.myvetstoreonline.pharmacy/shop and click on the “Sign In/Register” in the top right-hand corner to set up your account. If you need help one of our staff would be happy to help you in our office.
2. Browse Products: Explore our extensive catalog of pet medications and health products.
3. Place an Order: Select the items you need and complete the secure checkout process.
4. Delivery: Have your order delivered right to your doorstep.

We are committed to providing exceptional care for your pets and enhancing your experience with us. Our team is always here to assist you with any questions or concerns you may have about the online pharmacy or any other services. If you have any questions regarding this policy, please speak with a member of our management team. Thank you for trusting our clinic with your pet’s health. We look forward to serving you in new and convenient ways.

Warm Regards,

Center Veterinary Hospital

07/08/2024

Due to a staff medical emergency we are closed from 2:30 to 3:30 pm to allow staff members an opportunity to have a full lunch break. Thank you for your kind understanding.

07/03/2024

Happy Fourth of July and Independence Day!

Our office will be closed tomorrow to honor the holiday.

Normal business hours will resume on Friday.

Have a safe holiday, and we look forward to seeing you on Friday!

05/31/2024

We were featured in a local news report. Let's use this opportunity to help find loving and responsible homes for all these cats and kittens.

HIGH POINT, N.C. (WGHP) — A few weeks ago, more than 100 animals were rescued from a home in High Point. The investigation continues. High Point police say the animal control officers are wor…

05/27/2024

In observance of Memorial Day, our hospital will be closed. We will resume normal operations on Tuesday.

05/09/2024

Yesterday evening, we had the amazing opportunity to be featured on ABC45 News! We are so grateful to Logan for thinking of us and to Phil for granting us this exposure. This is truly an exciting time for us!

Parvovirus I is the name of the disease, and it’s a gastrointestinal disease that does not affect humans, only dogs. Sarah Gerard, a veterinarian at Center Vete

05/08/2024

It’s probably no surprise, but there’s no one-size-fits-all approach or magic remedy to help your pet shed excess pounds. What works for one pet doesn’t necessarily work for another pet.

During today's theme of "Nutrition and exercise matter," here are 6️⃣ helpful tips to keep in mind if you're looking to reduce your pet's weight: http://bit.ly/39G82HB

04/21/2024

Creature was not impressed by our demand that he strike a pose with his long-lost twin.

04/19/2024

Suffering from “LITTLE DOG SYNDROME”?!
🆓 ******Free Expert Tip Below***** 🆓 👇

🐶 Little dog syndrome is not a dog behavior problem. It is completely human induced. If you have a small dog and they jump up, you probably reach out and pet them. If that same dog was 100lbs, you would have picked up the phone and called us already.

🤩 Dogs don’t see size. Same dog brain, just wrapped in a different package.

💥 We allow one to occur based on size and the other is critical, based on size.

🤯 If you look at your dog and and say “would I let my dog do that if it was 100lbs” and the answer is “NO” then it’s also “NO” at 5lbs.

It’s us. It’s solvable.

Send your inquiry in at www.sallysaidso.com

04/19/2024

'Tis the testing season! 🐱🐶

04/19/2024

If you have a senior cat, the AAFP recommends a checkup every six months to discuss common age-related changes your cat may experience. Some changes may include shifting behavior or sleeping patterns, increased ‘talking’ or meowing, and pain related to movement when jumping or using the stairs. Learn more at https://bit.ly/49b7o1X.

04/18/2024

Dr. Sutherland and Destiny had the privilege of posing with the incredible Sadie, the inspiration behind our wall art. She's absolutely flawless!

04/15/2024

This month we’ve been highlighting the special needs cats have as they get older. Like people, cats’ needs change as they age. It’s important to understand the physical and emotional changes your cat will go through. Check out our brochure for more information on senior cat nutrition and weight management, managing diseases, quality of life, and end-of-life decisions. Download the brochure at https://bit.ly/402D7zv.

04/11/2024

Happy National Pet Day! How are you showing your pets love today? These ladies celebrated with a spa day. 😍

04/09/2024

We're accepting new patients!
We hope you're motivated to give us a call.
We would love to meet you and your humans. ☎️🩺🐕‍🦺🐈‍⬛💖👋

04/09/2024

Wanda and these two beauties see each other every two months to stay looking this good. Schedule your fluffy loved one for a phenomenal spa day with the greatest groomer in town. We can't wait to see you! 💕💅🐩🐾✂️🧼🫧🛁

04/04/2024

April is Pet First Aid Awareness Month. Emergencies happen when you least expect them, so it’s a good idea to have a first aid kit on hand. If your cat has been injured or is experiencing a medical emergency, call your veterinarian before attempting any first aid. Always speak with your veterinarian before starting any therapies at home. Learn more at https://bit.ly/3D4tkgV.

03/27/2024

We understand the importance of preventative measures in maintaining your pet's optimal health. Therefore, we are thrilled to offer you a complimentary dose of either Nexgard or Nexgard Plus with your dog's upcoming annual wellness lab work.

Here’s what's included in this exclusive limited time offer:

1. Complimentary Parasiticide Treatment: Protect your canine friend against harmful internal and external parasites with a high-quality parasiticide treatment. Our effective solution will safeguard your pet from fleas, ticks, intestinal parasites, and heartworm disease for one full month.

2. Annual Wellness Lab Work: A thorough examination of your pet's health is crucial for early detection of any underlying issues. Our comprehensive lab work will assess your pet's vital indicators, providing invaluable insights into their overall well-being.

This combined offer represents our commitment to proactive healthcare for your pet. By taking advantage of this opportunity, you are investing in their long-term health and happiness. The veterinarian will help determine the best product for your pooch.

***Schedule an appointment by April 30th as supplies are limited.

03/25/2024

Our phones are back up and running.

03/25/2024

Our phone lines are currently being serviced. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. We appreciate your patience.

03/23/2024

We've been featured on an incredible platform! Thank you Thrive High Point for sharing our story. We are so grateful and blessed beyond belief.

A special thank you to Mrs. Hester and her family for blessing us with your beautiful new babies. They have quite the legacy to follow.

ThriveHP is delighted to highlight Dr. Sarah Gerard, owner of Center Veterinary Hospital for Women’s History Month.
Dr. Gerard takes tremendous pride in the critical role she plays each day in helping to enhance and nurture the human-animal bond for both her patients and their families. One of her greatest strengths is her ability to connect with others on a human level with honesty and kindness so that they are able to serve as a team for the health and well-being of individual pets.

To learn more about the Center Veterinary Hospital, visit their website at https://lnkd.in/gXyYRG5z or follow them on social media!

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03/22/2024

03/22/2024

We wanted to share this fantastic article to help you to decide what's right for you and your growing puppy. Happy reading!

Over the years, many breeders, trainers, and owners have said that puppies should not be exercised until the growth plates are closed. I have been asked to radiograph 12-month-old dogs to make sure their growth plates are closed. Recently, a well-regarded colleague told me that he had an owner that....

02/18/2024

Did you know ALL of these animals can get heartworms?

02/03/2024

Let's not forget the kitties! Cats are masters of hiding pain. The canine tooth pictured here has a super painful crown lesion called a Feline Odontoclastic Resorptive Lesion, also known as an FORL. A portion of the outer surface of the tooth is missing. Calculus had accumulated over the lesion so we couldn't see it until we cleaned the tooth.

As many as 50% of our feline friends have these cavity-like lesions in different areas of the tooth and oftentimes multiple teeth are affected. The sensitive portion of the affected tooth is often exposed so every time the cat drinks water and eats they feel pain.

If your cat has been picky with their food lately, has been dropping their food, has suddenly stopped chewing and started swallowing their kibble and treats whole, these and other signs may be evidence that your cat's mouth hurts.

Please schedule your purrfect friend with one of our veterinarians for a thorough mouth exam. 🐈🐈‍⬛🦷❤️

02/03/2024

February is ! Let's kick off the month by sharing our dental health recipe.

What's the secret ingredient? Talking to your veterinarian, of course! Find out more important facts about pet dental health ➡️ http://bit.ly/2uZLWQk 🦷🐶🐱

02/03/2024

Broken teeth are commonly found during our comprehensive physical exams. These diseased teeth need to be cared for sooner than later. They are often painful and can lead to severe infection like a tooth root abscess.

Does your pet have a broken tooth? Please schedule them soon with one of our veterinarians so we can help make a treatment plan that works for you.