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Monday 7:30am - 6:30pm Tuesday 7:30am - 6:30pm Wednesday 7:30am - 6:30pm Thursday 7:30am - 6:30pm Friday 7:30am - 6:30pm Saturday 8am - 12pm

Shiloh Animal Hospital

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Shiloh Animal Hospital

Shiloh Animal Hospital is a full-service, integrative veterinary practice and animal hospital in NC
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Shiloh Animal Hospital is a full-service, integrative veterinary practice and animal hospital located in Morrisville, NC. Our veterinarians are dedicated to providing the best of conventional veterinary medicine combined with traditional Eastern veterinary medicine tailored to the individual needs of your dog or cat. We believe in treating the whole pet focusing on the prevention of disease and th

e maintenance of health and wellness. Our innovative approach will utilize all appropriate therapeutic options; we will combine the best of holistic, natural techniques with the best of conventional veterinary medicine.

01/04/2024

New Year, new resolutions! 🐾 What do you think your pet's goal would be if they could speak their mind? Share their aspirations below!

01/01/2024

As the year comes to a close, Shiloh Animal Hospital wishes you and your furry friends a Happy New Year! 🎉🐾 May 2024 bring you moments of joy, good health, and countless tail wags. Here's to a pawsitively wonderful year ahead! 🥳🎇

12/25/2023

Wishing you and your pets a Merry Christmas filled with joy, love, and wagging tails!

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12/21/2023

🌟 We’d like to introduce you to Leela, our Hospital Triage Specialist!

Leela has been a registered veterinary technician since 2014, a graduate of Central Carolina Community College. She has taught at a college level at CCCC as an adjunct instructor in Biology and Veterinary Technology for the last 7 years. She also holds a Masters degree from Duke University. Leela is interested in Coastal Environmental Management. She loves aquatic life (especially manatees), reading Terry Prachett and eating pizza. She is a dog mom to three mini Schnauzers.

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12/19/2023

We love when our patients are just as excited to see us as we are to see them!! 😍🐾

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12/19/2023

Check out these 5 tips to introduce kittens & cats! 🐾

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12/16/2023

‘Tis the season!!! 🎄❤️ Send us photos of your pet in their favorite holiday gear for a chance to be featured on our page! 🐾

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12/15/2023

🌟 We’d like to introduce you to our new Client Service Representative, Laryssa!

Laryssa grew up in coastal North Carolina and graduated from the University of North Carolina at Wilmington with an Environmental Science degree and lived in Florida for many years then moved back to North Carolina to be close to family. She now lives in Cary with her dog Lexy. They enjoy exploring the many Greenway trails in the triangle area and going the beach as often as possible. 😊

12/15/2023

Searching for ideas for the perfect gift for your fur babies? Look no further!

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12/12/2023

Explore this brief guide to keeping your pet gleeful and thriving during the festive season! Don't hesitate to connect with Shiloh Animal Hospital for any questions. 🐾✨

12/10/2023

We will be closed on Tuesday 12/12 for a staff training session. This training is a crucial part of our commitment to continually improve our services for your beloved pets.

Our regular schedule will resume on Wednesday 12/13. We'll be back with renewed expertise and passion!

Your pet's health and happiness are of utmost importance to us, and we appreciate your understanding and support.

12/08/2023

Cisco and our Shiloh staff wish everyone a Happy Hanukkah filled with love and light this week and all year round! 🕎

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12/07/2023

Big news! We just partnered with MedcoVet to offer the Luma for home treatment. Now we can extend Laser Therapy into your home and give you the tools to help your pet!

What Is Luma?

Luma is a portable healing device that you can use at home
- Offered via our clinic, with proper treatment oversight via an app
- Small weekly rental, which makes it affordable for all budgets. Rent to purchase is also available
- Easy to use - App walks you through treatment steps and records progress
- Speeds Healing and Reduces Pain- less suffering for your pet

Ask us about the Luma at your next visit!

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12/05/2023

Winter is here, and so is the need for ice melt! Keep your furry friends' paws protected with pet-safe salt!

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12/02/2023

Happy National Mutt Day! 🎉 Share a pic of your unique mutt in the comments and tell us what makes them special. ❤️ Let's celebrate these one-of-a-kind companions today! 🐕💕

12/01/2023

Celebrating the purr-fect companions during National Cat Lovers Month!
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Share your feline friends' pics and stories with us. Let's spread the love for our whiskered buddies!

11/29/2023

We’d like to introduce you to one of our newest veterinary assistants, Kate! 😊

Born in Chicago but raised in the Apex area, Kate has always loved people and animals since she was a child. This affection has led to her passion for providing the best possible care for pets and their owners. Currently, Kate has one very spoiled Peekaboo named Daisy, who spends most of her time on the couch, basking in all the attention from her family. When not at work, you can find Kate playing video games, attending school, creating art, or spending time with her family and friends.

11/28/2023

Spread the power of giving this and make a difference to the lives of our furry friends. Donate, adopt, or share a post to show your support. Every kind gesture takes us a step closer to creating real, lasting change.

11/27/2023

Help free up space in your local shelter by volunteering as a foster parent! There are various reasons why an animal is best suited for a foster home while they await their forever home. Some are baby animals who require bottle feeding, animals experiencing illness or injury, pregnant or nursing moms and their babies, and stressed or under-socialized animals who cannot tolerate a shelter environment.

Fostering is an excellent alternative to caring for an animal when adopting is not an option. Consider fostering from APS of Durham or your local shelter today!

11/25/2023

What do philodendron, aloe, and bird of paradise, have in common? These and other houseplants are toxic to our beloved cat and dog companions. Keep them out of reach or even safer, don’t keep them at all! Replace them instead with one of the many plants listed as non-toxic to cats and dogs on the ASPCA website under Animal Poison Control.

11/25/2023

Keep your pets safe during the post-Thanksgiving haze by feeding them pet-friendly treats and avoiding foods that can be harmful to them. Share your go-to pet-friendly recipes.

11/23/2023

As we gather around the table to give thanks, our hearts are filled with gratitude for all the wonderful pets and their loving families that we've had the privilege of serving. We are thankful for your trust and the opportunity to be a part of your pet's health and happiness.

Today, let's not forget to show our appreciation for our furry friends who bring so much joy and companionship into our lives. Whether they're sitting under the table, wagging their tails, or purring contentedly, they're an essential part of our Thanksgiving celebration.

Wishing you a day filled with warmth, delicious food, and the love of family, both two-legged and four-legged. From all of us at Shiloh Animal Hospital, have a safe and Happy Thanksgiving! 🍂🐶🐱🍁

11/23/2023

Gear up for the , a parade of paws and talent celebrating canine champions!

11/21/2023

Exercise is more than just a pastime for your furry friend; it's a vital aspect of their overall well-being. Here's why it's so important:

Physical Health:
- Weight Control: Exercise prevents obesity and related health issues.
- Muscle Strength: It keeps their muscles in good shape.
- Joint Care: Exercise maintains joint flexibility.

Mental Stimulation:
- Mental Well-being: Reduces anxiety and boredom.
- Better Behavior: Helps prevent destructive habits.
- Socialization: Fosters social skills.

Energy Release:
- Managing Energy: Aids in releasing pent-up energy.
- Quality Sleep: Promotes better sleep and daytime behavior.

Bonding and Trust:
- Quality Time: Enhances your bond and communication.
- Obedience: Reinforces training and trust.

Preventive Health:
- Reduces Risks: Lowers chances of health issues.
- Early Detection: Allows for early issue identification.

Happiness and Well-being:
- Joy: A well-exercised dog is a happy dog.
- Extended Life: Contributes to a healthier, longer life.

Consult your vet to determine the right exercise regimen for your dog's unique needs. Regular exercise is a gift that keeps your furry companion healthier and happier. 🐾❤️

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11/20/2023

Tips for a Safe Thanksgiving with Your Pets 🦃:

1. No Table Scraps: Avoid feeding pets human food like onions, garlic, grapes, or chocolate.

2. Secure Trash: Keep trash bins closed to prevent pets from getting into harmful items.

3. Beware of Bones: Turkey or chicken bones can splinter, causing harm. Dispose of them properly.

4. Skip Desserts: Sweets can contain toxic ingredients. Keep them out of reach.

5. Quiet Space: Provide a safe, quiet space for pets to retreat from the holiday bustle.

6. Introduce Guests: Gradually introduce pets to new guests to reduce stress.

7. ID Tags and Microchips: Ensure your pet's identification is up-to-date in case they get lost.

8. Watch Plants: Keep harmful plants and decorations out of reach.

9. Avoid Alcohol: Alcohol is dangerous for pets. Clean up any spills promptly.

10. Use Flameless Candles: Avoid open flames to prevent accidents.

11. Kitchen Safety: Keep pets out of the kitchen during cooking.

12. Pet-Friendly Treats: Opt for pet-safe treats instead of human food.

13. Pre-Meal Walk: Exercise your dog before the meal to reduce begging.

14. Children and Pets: Teach children to interact with pets respectfully.

Follow these tips for a joyful and safe Thanksgiving for your pets. 🦃🐾

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11/18/2023

Show your commitment to responsible pet care this ! Make a pledge to use antibiotics responsibly and share your pet health tips using , and . Let's work together to create a healthier future for our beloved fur-friends!

11/17/2023

Cats are often seen as independent creatures, but they can form incredibly strong bonds with their human companions. If you're looking to strengthen your connection with your feline friend, here are some tips to help you build a deeper and more rewarding relationship:

1. Patience is Key: Cats can be cautious, especially if they're new to your home. Be patient and allow them to approach you on their terms. Give them time to get comfortable in your presence.

2. Respect Their Space: Cats value their personal space. Don't force interactions; instead, let them come to you. Create cozy spots around your home where your cat can retreat and relax.

3. Gentle Approach: When petting or cuddling your cat, be gentle and attentive to their cues. Many cats have specific preferences for how and where they like to be touched.

4. Play Together: Playtime is an excellent bonding opportunity. Use interactive toys like feather wands or laser pointers to engage your cat in active and stimulating play sessions.

5. Provide Enrichment: Cats are curious creatures. Offer them toys, puzzles, and scratching posts to keep them mentally and physically stimulated.

6. Treats and Rewards: Use positive reinforcement with treats to reward good behavior. This can help your cat associate your presence with positive experiences.

7. Create Routine: Cats thrive on routine. Consistent feeding times and play sessions can help build trust and predictability.

8. Speak Softly: Cats respond well to soft, soothing voices. Spend time talking to your cat in a gentle and calm manner.

9. Respect Their Independence: Cats enjoy moments of solitude. Let them be when they seek alone time, and don't take it personally.

10. Provide Safe Spaces: Ensure your cat has safe and cozy spots around the house where they can observe their surroundings without feeling threatened.

Building a strong bond with your cat takes time and understanding. Every cat is unique, and it's important to respect their individual personalities and preferences. By creating a safe, loving, and stimulating environment, you'll find that your feline friend will grow closer to you over time, making your bond truly special. 🐾❤️

11/17/2023

Venture into nature with your four-legged buddy and explore the great outdoors. Just remember to tread gently and respect the wild.

11/15/2023

Dogs are more than just pets; they're loyal companions. Strengthening your bond with your furry friend is not only rewarding but also vital for their well-being. Here are some practical tips to help you build a deep and lasting connection:

1. Quality Time: Dedicate daily moments to play, cuddle, and engage in activities with your dog. Quality time is the foundation of a strong bond.

2. Communication: Dogs may not understand words, but they pick up on your tone, body language, and energy. Speak to them in a soothing and encouraging tone.

3. Positive Reinforcement: Reward good behavior with treats, praise, and affection. This helps your dog understand your expectations and encourages them to repeat positive actions.

4. Training: Consistent training builds trust. Keep sessions short, positive, and fun. Use treats and toys for motivation.

5. Exploration: Go on adventures with your dog. Whether it's a walk in the park or a trip to a new place, shared experiences create lasting memories.

6. Grooming and Touch: Regular grooming, brushing, and massaging your dog creates a strong bond through physical contact.

7. Respect Personal Space: Dogs need their downtime. Respect their need for personal space, just as you appreciate yours.

8. Understanding: Learn to read your dog's body language. Understanding their signals helps you meet their needs and build trust.

9. Play and Enrichment: Playtime is essential. Toys, puzzle feeders, and games challenge your dog's mind and keep them engaged.

10. Patience: Dogs make mistakes. Be patient and forgiving. Your bond will grow stronger through understanding.

Your dog's loyalty and love are precious gifts. By investing time and effort into strengthening your bond, you'll have a lifelong friend who will stand by your side through all of life's adventures. 🐾❤️

11/14/2023

🌟 Everyone say hello to Christy! Christy came to Shiloh in June of 2023 after working 18 years in Human Pharmacy. Christy always knew that she wanted to have a career in the medical field and was ecstatic to learn that she could use her passion for pharmacy in a new and exciting way, working with animals and their families. She takes pride in being able to find the most cost effective ways for our client’s to obtain their pet’s medications in a timely and efficient manner. She is the Hospital’s self-proclaimed “Golden Girl” as she is obsessed with Golden Retrievers. When not working on pharmacy tasks, you can find her floating around the hospital offering assistance wherever she can in an effort to broaden her veterinary knowledge.
Christy was born in Germany and raised in Fayetteville, NC. She met her husband, Jeff, when she was a Freshman at East Carolina Univeristy and the rest is history. They were married less than 6 months after they met, and have been going strong ever since. After many years of military life, living in Georgia, Washington D.C. and Hawaii, they finally found a permanent home in Cary with their daughters, CateLyn, Emerson and Elianna. She has 3 dogs, Woody(Golden Retriever), Bear(Bernese Mountain Dog), and Henny(English Cream Golden Retriever), as well as 3 cats, Tiger(Orange Tabby), Norman(Maine C**n), and Stitch(Maine C**n). Christy has a strong passion for disability rights, as her husband is a disabled veteran and her twin daughters have Autism. She and her family have dedicated numerous hours advocating for veterans’ disability rights here in North Carolina and in Washington D.C., where they were part of a successful coalition that obtained legislation that now allows the VA to provide fertility care to our nation’s most severely injured combat veterans. When she is not working you can find her watching Disney+ with her girls, trying to convince her husband to take another trip to Disney World, watching nostalgic 80’s movies and tv shows, and collecting Dumbo treasures in memory of her son.

11/13/2023

Your pets are treasured family members, and their safety during a fire is paramount. Here are crucial steps to ensure their well-being:

1. Pet Alert Stickers: Display pet alert stickers on windows, indicating the number and types of pets inside for firefighters' awareness.

2. Pet Emergency Kit: Assemble a pet emergency kit with food, water, meds, leashes, and carriers. Keep it accessible.

3. Pet Escape Routes: Involve pets in your fire escape plan, practicing escape routes with them.

4. Fire-Safe Collars: Ensure pets wear ID tags with your contact info. Consider microchipping for permanent ID.

5. Close Doors: When evacuating, close doors behind to slow the fire's spread and protect pets.

6. Designated Caregiver: Assign a trusted person to care for your pets during emergencies.

7. Window Rescue Devices: In multi-story homes, consider window rescue devices or fire escape ladders.

8. Pet-Proof Open Flames: Use screens for fireplaces, candles, and stovetops to prevent pet accidents.

9. Stove K**b Covers: Prevent accidental burner activations with stove k**b covers.

10. Secure Your Pet: When away, keep pets in safe areas, away from potential fire hazards.

11. Hazard Removal: Store chemicals, cords, and hazards out of your pet's reach.

12. Fire Drills: Include pets in fire drills to acclimate them to the process.

13. Portable Oxygen Masks: Check if your local fire department has pet oxygen masks for resuscitation.

14. Heat Sources: In winter, be cautious with heaters to prevent pet burns.

15. Fire-Resistant Safes: Store vital documents and pet records in a fire-resistant safe.

By implementing these pet fire safety measures, you protect your pets and ensure a safer environment for your entire family. Preparedness is key in emergency situations, ensuring the safety of your beloved furry family members. 🐾🔥🚒

11/11/2023

Share stories of the heartwarming unions between veterans and their pets on .

11/11/2023

Periodontal disease, a common yet often silent threat to pets, can significantly impact their overall health. To safeguard your furry friend's well-being, it's crucial to be vigilant and identify the following signs of this condition 🦷🪥:

1. Bad Breath (Halitosis): If your pet's breath consistently smells foul, it could be a red flag for dental problems, including periodontal disease. Don't ignore persistent bad breath.

2. Red or Swollen Gums: Healthy gums should be pink, not red or swollen. Inflamed gums are an early indicator of periodontal disease.

3. Dental Calculus (Tartar): The buildup of yellow or brown tartar on your pet's teeth is a clear sign of dental issues. Tartar houses harmful bacteria.

4. Difficulty Eating: If your pet is hesitating to eat, dropping food, or chewing on one side of their mouth, it might be due to dental discomfort.

5. Pawing at the Mouth: Pets in pain may paw at their mouths or faces, a clear indication of dental distress.

6. Tooth Mobility or Loss: Loose or missing teeth are advanced signs of periodontal disease. These can be painful and impact your pet's ability to eat.

7. Excessive Drooling: While some drooling is normal, excessive drooling can be a response to oral pain.

8. Change in Behavior: Pets may become irritable or less affectionate when in pain. Look for changes in their behavior or mood.

9. Blood in Saliva: If you notice blood in your pet's saliva or on their toys, it's a sign of gum disease and should be addressed promptly.

10. Weight Loss: Painful dental issues can lead to decreased appetite and weight loss.

11. Nasal Discharge: In advanced cases, dental infections can cause nasal discharge due to the proximity of tooth roots to nasal passages.

If you observe any of these signs, consult your veterinarian promptly. Early detection and treatment of periodontal disease are essential to prevent further complications. Regular dental check-ups, professional cleanings, and at-home dental care are key to maintaining your pet's oral health. Remember, a healthy mouth contributes to a healthier and happier pet. 🦷🐾

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11/08/2023

Every wag tells a story at Shiloh Animal Hospital 🐾😄

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11/08/2023

Appreciate the science of veterinary radiology that ensures our pets live their best lives.

11/07/2023

Share your stories, spread hope, and let's rally behind our furry companions and their families on .

11/07/2023

Hi everyone! Today we’d like to share some tips for caring for your pets as they age. Shiloh provides care for pets of all ages. If you have any questions or concerns about your elderly pet, please give us a call at 919-825-1000. 💙

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11/03/2023

As the cold months roll in, it's vital to keep your furry friend engaged and active. ✅ Here are some playtime ideas for you and your pet during the cold months:

1. Indoor Obstacle Course: Create a mini course in your living room with pillows, chairs, and toys. Guide your pet through it, offering treats and praise.

2. Hide and Seek: Hide treats or toys around the house, encouraging your pet to find them. This stimulates their senses and keeps them active.

3. Interactive Toys: Invest in toys that dispense treats during play. These engage your pet mentally and physically.

4. Tug of War: A classic game for bonding and burning energy – play safely and under control.

5. DIY Puzzle Toys: Craft puzzles from cardboard boxes, toilet paper rolls, or muffin tins with hidden treats.

6. Frozen Treats: Make pet-friendly ice treats by freezing water with a bit of peanut butter or broth.

7. Fetch in the Snow: For dogs, snow fetch is a unique experience with proper gear.

8. Pet Playdates: Arrange indoor playdates with other pet owners for socialization.

9. Obedience Training: Use indoor time for training, mentally stimulating your pet and strengthening your bond.

10. Winter Walks: Don't skip daily walks. Equip your pet with cold-weather gear.

Tailor activities to your pet's needs, and ensure their safety. Winter offers opportunities for fun and bonding with your furry companion. Enjoy the season! ❄️🐾

11/01/2023

🎉🐾 Drumroll, please! 🎉🐾

We are thrilled to announce the winners of Shiloh Animal Hospital's Costume Contest 2023! 🐶👑

Swipe right to reveal the fur-tastic costumes that stole our hearts. 😍

Winners, keep an eye on your DMs because we'll be reaching out with all the details about your well-deserved prizes. 🎁💌

A massive THANK YOU to everyone who participated and made this event a roaring success. Your creativity and love for your pets truly shone through! 🌟

We can hardly wait for next year's costume contest—it's going to be even more PAW-SOME! 🐾🥳🐕🐈🎉

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1005 Lichtin Boulevard
Morrisville, NC
27560

Opening Hours

Monday	7:30am - 6:30pm
Tuesday	7:30am - 6:30pm
Wednesday	7:30am - 6:30pm
Thursday	7:30am - 6:30pm
Friday	7:30am - 6:30pm
Saturday	8am - 12pm

Telephone

(919) 825-1000

Website

http://www.shilohanimalhospital.com/

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To all our PAW-some participants in the Shiloh Animal Hospital’s Pet Costume Contest, your creativity and love for your furry friends truly warmed our hearts! 🐾🐶🎉 Thanks for making this contest a tail-wagging success. 🌟🐾 #ShilohCostumeContest #FurryFashionistas • #vetmedicine #fearfreevet #shilohanimalhospital #integrativevet #holisticpethealth #vetmedlife #veterinarian #NorthCarolina #raleighvet #raleigh #durham #chapelhill #petsofnc #petsofnorthcarolina #doghealth #cathealth #dayinthelife #veterinarycarenc #raleighVeterinarian #durhamveterinarian #morrisvilleveterinarian

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