Gully Animal Hospital of Midlothian

11/15/2025

Bijou was such a good boy for his first visit! 💙

11/14/2025

Holiday season is coming up! 🦃🎄🎆

Please be mindful of our hours these upcoming weeks

Thanksgiving: we will be closed Wednesday 11/26 and Thursday 11/27

Christmas Eve/Christmas: we will be closed Wednesday 12/24 and Thursday 12/25

New Years Eve/New Years Day: we will be closing early at 1pm Wednesday 12/31 and will be closedThursday 1/1

We hope everyone has a fun and safe holiday season! 🐾

11/14/2025

Little London is just the cutest! She did so well for her first vaccines with us 🥰💖

11/13/2025

When your mom is your vet, it means extra snuggles before and after your surgery 💙🐾

11/13/2025

Willa Mae and Winnie Lynn had their last puppy shots and had to share some cheese to celebrate! 🎉

11/12/2025

We loved getting to see Bentley for his vaccine boosters! 💚

11/12/2025

11/11/2025

Happy Veterans Day! And a special thank you to our very own Dr. Killman who is an Army Veteran, we cannot express the appreciation we have for the service you and all veterans have provided in keeping our country safe. We hope that everyone has a safe holiday! ❤️🤍💙

11/11/2025

Miss. Asia is feeling very festive in her little bows 🧡💛❤️

11/10/2025

Angus said “Excuse me, I was brave for my x-rays like promised, where’s the cookies?”

11/07/2025

As the weather gets colder, many people turn to essential oil diffusers, candles, and liquid potpourri to create a cozy atmosphere. If you have cats, these products can pose a serious toxic risk.

Cats lack an essential liver enzyme needed to metabolize and eliminate certain toxins like essential oils. They're also highly sensitive to phenols and phenolic compounds found in many oils. Even exposure through diffusers can cause respiratory irritation or, with active diffusers like ultrasonic models, oil droplets can land on your cat's fur and be absorbed through the skin or ingested during grooming.

Watch for signs like difficulty breathing, drooling, vomiting, tremors, wobbliness, or lethargy. Cats with pre-existing respiratory conditions including asthma are at a greater risk. If your cat is exposed, move them to fresh air immediately and call or chat with us at 800-213-6680.

11/06/2025

Maggie Mae stole all of our hearts 🥰