Lee County Animal Hospital

Lee County Animal Hospital We are dedicated to providing the highest level of veterinary medicine along with friendly, compassi

There is a new product that has been in the US market for several months now that we have debated making available at ou...
10/16/2025

There is a new product that has been in the US market for several months now that we have debated making available at our practice. We would like to gauge our client’s interest in having it available.

Bravecto Quantum is injectable flea and tick prevention that lasts for 1 year for fleas and most ticks. Here is the website for more information about the product: https://us.bravecto.com

We estimate that it would be around $75 for a 22 lb dog and $425 for a 132 lb dog to give an idea of what the price point would be. Remember, this would be a full year of flea and tick prevention. This would not be available as an over the counter product as it is an injection and would require a current yearly physical (done at least within the last year) to make sure the patient is healthy prior to injection.

Comment “yes” if you would be interested or “no” if you don’t think it’s something you would be interested in for your pet.

If you have questions about the product, please call our office at 276-346-3750 starting Monday once our full staff has been trained on the medication.

Last but certainly not least, we have Pou. Pou is the one and only male from the crew we took in a couple months ago aft...
10/10/2025

Last but certainly not least, we have Pou. Pou is the one and only male from the crew we took in a couple months ago after their owner was sadly no longer able to care for them due to her worsening terminal health condition. Pou was facing euthanasia with the owner heartbreakingly having no other options.

Pou is an 8-year-old intact male pit bull mix, weighing 75 lbs. He tested positive for heartworms and has gone through a month-long cycle of doxycycline to begin the treatment for heartworms, as well as started on Credelio Quattro, which is used for heartworm prevention, as well as flea and tick prevention and general dewormer. He has been vaccinated for Rabies (1 year) and a combination vaccine with distemper, parvovirus, parainfluenza, adenovirus, leptospirosis and coronavirus included, which will need a booster in a few weeks, at which point he will be considered fully vaccinated.

Pou is a one of a kind special guy. This stud muffin has a condition called Horner's syndrome, which causes his right eye to appear slightly sunken in and his eyelids to roll in towards the eye. Don't worry though because he has a charming personality to go with his smoldering good looks. This goofy guy is very much a gentle giant and enjoys frolicking on walks and getting lots of pets. Because of Pou’s heartworm status, he will need extra care for a little while and will require multi stage heartworm treatment. He will also need to be neutered once he has been deemed safe to receive anesthesia/surgery. Pou may not be the smartest or the most good looking but he will definitely win your heart and keep you laughing with his personality. Please help us find furever homes for Pou and his sisters so they never have to be faced with risk of euthanasia again.

Please call 276-346-3750 or email [email protected] if interested in meeting or adopting Pou!

Today we are featuring Lolly. Lolly is part of the bunch that was surrendered to our clinic a few months ago along with ...
10/09/2025

Today we are featuring Lolly. Lolly is part of the bunch that was surrendered to our clinic a few months ago along with 3 other siblings due to her owner having a terminal illness rendering her unable to care for her pets. Lolly was facing euthanasia with the owner heartbreakingly having no other options.

Lolly is a 10-year-old spayed female pit bull mix, weighing 65 lbs. She tested positive for heartworms and has gone through a month-long cycle of doxycycline to begin the treatment for heartworms, as well as started on Credelio Quattro, which is used for heartworm prevention, as well as flea and tick prevention and general dewormer. She has been vaccinated for Rabies (1 year) and a combination vaccine with distemper, parvovirus, parainfluenza, adenovirus, leptospirosis and coronavirus included, which will need a booster in a few weeks, at which point she will be considered fully vaccinated.

Lolly is a queen bee who enjoys living life at a little bit of a slower pace than her sisters. This sassy girl is having an especially difficult time adjusting to being kenneled in a clinic environment and is looking for a home she can rule over from her comfy bed. Lolly is heartworm positive and will require multi stage heartworm treatment. This spunky but sweet girl is incredibly loving and just wants a comfortable home and family to settle in to. Please help us find them loving furever homes. We don’t want them to ever face risk of euthanasia again.

Please call 276-346-3750 or email [email protected] if interested in meeting or adopting Lolly!

Today’s spotlight is on Zoey. As a reminder, Zoey was surrendered to our clinic a few months ago along with 3 other sibl...
10/08/2025

Today’s spotlight is on Zoey. As a reminder, Zoey was surrendered to our clinic a few months ago along with 3 other siblings due to her owner having a terminal illness rendering her unable to care for her pets. Zoey was facing euthanasia with the owner heartbreakingly having no other options.

Zoey is a 4-year-old intact female pit bull mix, weighing 60 lbs. She tested positive for heartworms and has gone through a month-long cycle of doxycycline to begin the treatment for heartworms, as well as started on Credelio Quattro, which is used for heartworm prevention, as well as flea and tick prevention and general dewormer. She has been vaccinated for Rabies (1 year) and a combination vaccine with distemper, parvovirus, parainfluenza, adenovirus, leptospirosis and coronavirus included, which will need a booster in a few weeks, at which point she will be considered fully vaccinated.

Despite having a heartworm infection, Zoey is very energetic, playful, and healthy otherwise - although we are trying to keep her calm throughout her heartworm treatment. Because of Zoey’s heartworm status, she will need extra care for a little while and will require multi stage heartworm treatment. She will also need to be spayed once she has been deemed safe to receive anesthesia/surgery. Zoey is very affectionate and happy. And deserves a good life with family of her own. None of these dogs are used to being kenneled and are very stressed in the clinic environment. Please help us find them loving furever homes. We don’t want them to ever face risk of euthanasia again.

Please call 276-346-3750 or email [email protected] if interested in meeting or adopting Zoey!

Today we are going to be featuring Nugget! She is from the family surrendered to our clinic due to owner having terminal...
10/07/2025

Today we are going to be featuring Nugget! She is from the family surrendered to our clinic due to owner having terminal illness. Please help us find her furever home and save her from euthanasia (again)!

Nugget is an 8-year-old spayed female pit bull mix and 56 lbs. She tested negative for heartworms and has been started on Credelio Quattro, which is used for heartworm prevention, as well as flea and tick prevention and general dewormer. She has been vaccinated for Rabies (1 year) and a combination vaccine with distemper, parvovirus, parainfluenza, adenovirus, leptospirosis and coronavirus included, which will need a booster in a few weeks, at which point she will be considered fully vaccinated.

Nugget is energetic, even at age 8. She is a super happy girl and needs to find a loving family soon. The clinic environment has been very stressful for her.

Please call 276-346-3750 or email [email protected] if interested in meeting or adopting Nugget!

10/01/2025

Dr. Parsons will be out unexpectedly tomorrow morning for a medical procedure. We are working to rearrange tomorrow morning’s schedule. We anticipate her returning on time for afternoon appointments.

As a reminder, Dr. Parsons is dealing with multiple medical issues requiring her to be out for her own doctors appointments frequently and she also is anticipating multiple procedures in the coming months. She also goes out on a farm calls, as well. Please call ahead with any emergencies as Dr. Parsons may not be available to see your patient. We will assist in advising urgent care and emergency options in those situations.

We appreciate your understanding and patience.

Kelsey has a new lab assistant today. We’re not sure she is happy about it 🤣🐐 😂
09/30/2025

Kelsey has a new lab assistant today. We’re not sure she is happy about it 🤣🐐 😂

We need your help. Nugget, Zoey, Lolly, and Pou need to find their furever homes. Their owner surrendered these babies t...
09/29/2025

We need your help. Nugget, Zoey, Lolly, and Pou need to find their furever homes. Their owner surrendered these babies to us due to a terminal medical condition that prevented her from being able to care for them. These sweet dogs have been faced with euthanasia once and we are doing everything we can to prevent that from happening again. Starting tomorrow we are going to post a bio about each dog sharing their details. These dogs are all older and do have some medical conditions that will require continued care. They are stressed with being kept so long in the clinic environment and need to find their way to loving homes soon. Please call 276-346-3750 if you are interested in adopting and please help us find them good homes.

09/23/2025

Part 2 with our receptionists guessing items. Now we’re looking at some large animal items. They did extra well this round!

09/23/2025

We are a tad late to the trend, but we thought we would test our veterinary receptionists knowledge when it comes to some everyday items we use for our small animal side of practice. They actually had some good guesses! We’re grateful for Ms. Chanda’s and Ms. Missy’s participation! Stay tuned for part 2 where we ask them about some large animal items.

Help your pet celebrate spooky season in style with our new limited edition Halloween collars! 🎃
09/19/2025

Help your pet celebrate spooky season in style with our new limited edition Halloween collars! 🎃

Please be aware we will be opening late on Tuesday, September 30th, to perform quarterly inventory. We will be open from...
09/17/2025

Please be aware we will be opening late on Tuesday, September 30th, to perform quarterly inventory. We will be open from 12-6PM for appointments and medication pick ups. Our normal hours will resume Wednesday, October 1st at 8AM.

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117 Ed Hines Drive
Jonesville, VA
24263

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Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 7pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 7pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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(276) 346-3750

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