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Jamestown Veterinary Hospital

Dr. Trudy Wade has owned and operated Jamestown Veterinary Hospital since 1983. We also offer boarding service for your pet in addition to veterinary services.
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Jamestown Veterinary Hospital is centrally located between Greensboro, High Point and Winston Salem in Jamestown North Carolina. Dr. Trudy Wade has owned and operated Jamestown Veterinary Hospital since 1983, providing our pet families distinctive veterinary care. Our trained staff always takes special care to focus on the whole pet - from birth through the senior years - providing services which

include preventive medicine, medical treatments, surgery, diagnosis of disease, emergencies and nutritional counseling. We welcome walk-in patients although emergency patients are seen immediately. All elective surgeries must be scheduled in advance with Dr. Wade.

11/11/2024

Happy upcoming Thanksgiving!

Call now to make boarding reservations.

As a reminder, we will be closed on Thanksgiving day November 28th, but will be open regular hours on Friday November 29th.

11/10/2024

Dog and Cat Creatinine Levels 101

If you visit the veterinarian regularly with your dog or cat, there is a good chance that you will hear the term creatinine levels. So what is creatinine, and why do we test for it? Veterinarians measure creatinine levels because it helps to identify kidney problems. Learn more here by clicking the link. https://www.pethealthnetwork.com/dog-health/dog-checkups-preventive-care/dog-and-cat-creatinine-levels-101

11/10/2024

5 Tips to Help Stop Dog Barking

Living with a dog that barks constantly can be quite an irritant. Not just for the human family but potentially for neighbors, dog training classmates, and more. So, what do you do when your dog engages in this behavior? The first step is to determine the why. Click the link to learn more. https://www.pethealthnetwork.com/dog-health/dog-behavior/5-tips-help-stop-dog-barking

11/10/2024

Do All Cats Need Regular Checkups? Yes!

Some people take cats for granted. The truth is that many cats are not receiving ongoing preventive healthcare as they should. Click the link to watch this video in which Dr. Cavanaugh also speaks to getting cats to the vet more often, which is an important part of keeping cats healthy. https://www.pethealthnetwork.com/cat-health/cat-checkups-preventive-care/do-all-cats-need-regular-checkups-yes

10/14/2024

Ahhh, Fall! This time of year means football, crisp air, colorful foliage and even, depending on where you live, a little bit of snow. It is a great time to get outside with your pet. When it comes to keeping your pet healthy and helping them enjoy Fall to the fullest, there are some things to keep in mind. Read on for our top Fall pet tips by clicking the link. https://www.pethealthnetwork.com/dog-health/dog-checkups-preventive-care/our-top-pet-health-tips-autumn

10/14/2024

Halloween is an interesting holiday. Regardless of your traditions, there seems to be one common truth about Halloween: It can be a dangerous time for cats. Fortunately, with adequate knowledge of the dangers, you can make sure you and your cat have a safe and happy Halloween night. Click the link to read some reminders for protecting your cat from things that go bump in the night. https://www.pethealthnetwork.com/cat-health/cat-checkups-preventive-care/5-halloween-reminders-keep-your-cat-safe

10/14/2024

Nobody wants to deprive themselves or their pets of the little enjoyments of life. Food rewards are an important part of our relationships with our pets. We use treats not only for training our dogs and cats but also for bonding with them. There are, of course, a few important considerations with this approach. Read more by clicking the link. https://www.pethealthnetwork.com/dog-health/dog-diet-nutrition/pets-and-special-treats-everything-moderation

09/08/2024

What Vaccines Does My Adult Cat Need?

There are lots of vaccines available, but not all cats need to be vaccinated for all diseases all the time. How do you know which vaccines Your cat needs? Click the link to read more. https://www.pethealthnetwork.com//cat-health/cat-checkups-preventive-care/what-vaccines-does-my-adult-cat-need

09/08/2024

Dogs and Mushrooms: Are They Poisonous?

There are thousands of mushrooms out there, but only about 100 types are poisonous. (Don't worry about mushrooms sold in large-chain grocery stores - these are safe and considered non-toxic to dogs and humans). Depending on what type of mushroom is accidentally ingested, poisoning can be seen even with just a small bite. Read this article by clicking the link. https://www.pethealthnetwork.com//dog-health/dog-toxins-poisons/dogs-and-mushrooms

09/08/2024

Can My Cat Drink Milk?

Many people don't think twice about giving dairy to cats. So it might surprise many cat lovers to learn that, once weaned, most cats are lactose intolerant. Click the link to learn more.
https://www.pethealthnetwork.com/cat-health/cat-toxins-poisons/can-my-cat-drink-milk

08/12/2024

Your family vet probably has lots of incredible stories about items found inside patient stomachs and intestines. And certainly, when a vet meets another vet, they often share crazy stories. To keep your pet from making an emergency trip to the animal hospital, please consider the following suggestions. Click the link to read more. https://www.pethealthnetwork.com/dog-health/dog-diet-nutrition/pets-eat-darnedest-things

08/12/2024

There are more cats in American homes than dogs, yet despite their popularity, the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) reports that cats are brought to the veterinarian less often than dogs. Here are a few tips to make the visit a more pleasant experience for you and your feline friend. Click the link to learn more.
https://www.pethealthnetwork.com/cat-health/my-cats-veterinarian/tips-getting-your-cat-vet

08/12/2024

Ticks are such annoying little creatures, but far more significant than the nuisance factor is their ability to spread disease. Ticks that embed in the skin can transmit a variety of serious and even life-threatening infectious diseases. Prevention is the golden rule when it comes to keeping your dog free from tick-borne diseases. Here are eight tried and true tips to accomplish this. Click the link to read. https://www.pethealthnetwork.com/dog-health/dog-checkups-preventive-care/eight-tips-keeping-your-dog-free-tick-borne-diseases

06/30/2024

Happy July 4th Everyone!

Be sure to make your boarding reservations.

Call 336-454-3171.

Remember to keep yourself and your pets safe this holiday.

06/30/2024

Thunderstorm anxiety is a difficult, and often frightening, problem for dog parents to handle. A dog afraid of thunder can have a variety of reactions, from mild to extreme. Click the link to check out these tips to support dogs with thunderstorm anxiety. https://www.pethealthnetwork.com/dog-health/dog-behavior/my-dog-scared-thunder

06/30/2024

If you are considering bringing a feline companion into your home, and wondering where to look, an animal shelter is a great option. There are so many reasons to adopt from a shelter, but here are 10 of our favorites. Click the image to read more. https://www.pethealthnetwork.com/news-blogs/a-vets-life/10-great-reasons-adopt-a-cat-a-shelter

06/30/2024

There is no doubt: bunnies are adorable. In fact, they are maybe one of the most adorable animals there are, so cute and fuzzy. Rabbits can be super pets when taken care of properly, but they are not right for everyone. Unfortunately, many well-intentioned pet owners learn this after they adopt or purchase bunnies that turn out not to be what they expected. Before you get a rabbit, there are a few very important facts you need to know. Click the link to learn more. https://www.pethealthnetwork.com/all-pet-health/small-animal-health-care/bunny-care-101

06/12/2024

Be sure and make your pets’ boarding reservations for your upcoming summer vacation.

Call now at 336-454-3171.

Address

703 W Main Street
Jamestown, NC
27282

Telephone

+13364543171

Website

http://jamestownveterinaryhospital.com/

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