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Greylock Animal Hospital provides quality veterinary care for dogs, cats, and pocket pets in North Adams, MA and the surrounding communities.We are a full-service animal hospital emphasizing preventive care, internal medicine, soft tissue surgery, and care for sick and injured animals. Our veterinarians tailor their recommendations to each pet's age, breed, lifestyle and medical history.Some of ou

r services include:*Pet Boarding & Daycare*Veterinary Acupuncture*Laser Therapy for Pets*and more!Please call (413) 663-5365 today to make an appointment for your pet.

11/16/2024

10/10, we love a wet-nosed hello or a slobbery kiss from your furry friends—especially on National Slobber Appreciation Day!

11/13/2024

It’s World Kindness Day, and we want to spread some positivity! Drop a comment to give a shout-out to someone who has shown you or pet kindness or leave a note of appreciation for someone on our team! 💌

11/12/2024

This is your last week to buy tickets for our raffle! Drawing takes place on Friday November 15th!

Please help us in supporting one of our amazing receptionists, Gina, in her fight against pancreatic cancer by buying a raffle ticket to win a dog or cat themed gift basket!

All items in the basket were donated by staff members so ALL proceeds from ticket sales will go directly to Gina. $10/each or 3 for $20. Cash only.

Stop in to the hospital and buy some tickets to help support her in her battle against cancer.

11/11/2024

Today we recognize the heroes who have served our country. We honor and thank you.

11/09/2024

November is Pet Cancer Awareness Month.

Early detection can make all the difference for your pets.
Please review these early warning signs and learn how you can reduce your pet’s risk.
Share this important information to raise awareness and help save lives.

11/07/2024

Lymphoma can affect dogs at any age. Routine check-ups help identify early signs, giving us the opportunity to create a care plan that suits your dog’s needs. If you’re concerned about your dog’s health, don’t hesitate to give us a call.

11/04/2024

We’re so thankful for the shelters that help pets find their forever home! Consider donating or volunteering this season of giving. If you’ve adopted from a shelter, drop a photo of your furry friend. 🧡

11/01/2024

November is National Senior Pet Month and Adopt a Senior Pet Month, a time to celebrate the love and joy that our faithful companions bring to our lives.

Check out our tips for keeping your senior pet healthy and consider visiting your local shelter to welcome one into your family.

10/31/2024

Halloween is here! 🎃 What’s your pet dressing up as this year? Share a photo in the comments.

10/30/2024

Help us pick a winner for our annual door decorating competition! Comment or like the photo of your favorite door. We’ll post the winner at the end of the day on Friday 11/1. Happy Halloween! 🎃👻🕷️🕸️🐈‍⬛

10/29/2024

Happy National Cat Day! 😸 Let’s be honest—every day is Cat Day, but today we have the purr-fect excuse to spoil our feline friends even more. 💗

10/25/2024

Prevent accidental poisoning! 🧴 Store medications, chemicals, and cleaning supplies securely. Pets are curious, and ingestion of these substances can be life-threatening. This National Animal Safety and Protection Month, take steps to keep dangerous items out of paw’s reach.

10/23/2024

Halloween is fun, but it can be risky for pets! 👻 From candy dangers to costume safety, check out our 5 tips to keep your furry friends safe this spooky season. 🎃 Read more on the blog! https://greylockanimalhospital.com/news/five-halloween-pet-safety-tips]

Discover Greylock Animal Hospital latest news and events, including the latest on our veterinarians, open houses, and how we are helping the community.

10/21/2024

Will you be dressing up your furry friends for Halloween?

Last year, the most popular pet costume was a pumpkin!

Save and share this infographic for more costume ideas and Halloween safety tips for your pets this spooky season.

10/19/2024

Ready, set, fetch! 🐶 Celebrate National Fetch Day by spending some quality time with your dog. Share a photo of your pup mid-chase! 📸🐕

Please help us in supporting one of our amazing receptionists, Gina, in her fight against pancreatic cancer by buying a ...

10/15/2024

October is National Adopt A Shelter Dog Month! 🐾 If you’re thinking about adding a furry friend to your family, now is the perfect time to visit your local shelter and meet your new best friend. ❤️

10/13/2024

A huge shoutout to our dedicated vet techs and receptionists who make a difference every day by delivering meow-velous care and love to every patient. Thank you for all that you do!

Want to send a special message to our support staff? Share it in the comments and brighten their day! 🌟

Address

1028 State Road
North Adams, MA
1247

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 7pm
Tuesday	8am - 7pm
Wednesday	8am - 7pm
Thursday	8am - 7pm
Friday	8am - 7pm
Saturday	8am - 4pm

Telephone

+14136635365

Website

http://greylockanimalhospital.com/, https://us.vetstoria.com/booking/65c40326c1e22/?r=6

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Videos

Winter Pet Safety

Remember, if it’s too cold for you, it is too cold for your pet!⛄❄️Here are some other winter pet safety tips

Pet safety during the holidays

The holidays are full of delicious treats, beautiful decorations, laughter, and music, but it’s important to be mindful of what is safe for your pet. Here are some tips to help keep your pet happy and healthy throughout the holidays. ⛄ #happyholidays #petsafety

National Pet Wellness Month

Here are some basic tips to help keep your pets healthy!

National Disaster Preparedness Month

September is #NationalDisasterPreparednessMonth; keep yourself and your family safe by planning ahead. ⚡️🐾

Veterinary Appreciation Day

Happy Veterinary Appreciation Day! Our team works hard every day to keep your pets healthy and happy. Show them some love by dropping a heart emoji in the comments below. ❤️🐾 #VeterinaryAppreciationDay

Senior Pet care

The later years of a pet’s life are special ones and it’s important to remember that senior pets have different needs. Learn how to make life more comfortable for your senior pet! #seniorpetcare

Parasite prevention

Parasite season is here and it’s important to consider your preventative options. Ask your veterinarian for recommendations and learn more about #parasiteprevention

This #NationalDisasterPreparednessMonth, ease your mind by outlining a clear disaster plan for you and your furry friends.

Spencer, a 10 year old English Mastiff, was seen by Dr. Blake recently due to his owner noticing he was hesitant to sit down. Upon exam and diagnostics, she found he had partially torn his ACL (anterior cruciate ligament) in his left knee. In order to hopefully avoid surgery, she referred him to Fitter Critters in Lee, MA for aquatic therapy. At Fitter Critters, they have tailored a massage/stretching and exercise routine for Spencer for his knee and also have him using their underwater treadmill (see the video below for his first time using it!). All of this is being done in hopes to strengthen back up the muscles in his left leg to prevent the ligament from tearing completely (which would then require surgery to fix it). Just in the 2 short weeks since the diagnosis to his evaluation, Spencer has lost 20-30% of the muscle mass in his left leg! Hopefully within the next 4-6 weeks of hard work on his (and his owner’s) part, Spencer can avoid surgery and regain that muscle mass and strength back. At 140lbs, that’s a lot of dog to carry on only 3 of his 4 legs! Good luck Spencer! If you’d like to learn more about what Fitter Critters has to offer, ask your veterinarian or one of our staff members at your pet’s next appointment. Your pet does not need to be injured to see them as they also work with pets who need to lose weight or just overall health and wellness. Just like with humans, aquatics for your pet’s has great health benefits! http://www.fittercritters.org