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Monday 8:30am - 5:30pm Tuesday 8:30am - 5:30pm Wednesday 8:30am - 5:30pm Thursday 8:30am - 5:30pm Friday 8:30am - 5:30pm

Animal Care Center of Pearisburg

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Animal Care Center of Pearisburg

We are a full service veterinary facility, offering complete medical care for your pets

At Animal Care Center, our priority is our pet patients and the pet owners who love them. We believe that building relationships with our patients throughout their lives helps us to provide the best quality of care. That connection allows our veterinarians to understand your pet's unique needs and medical history because they’ve been there. Having a comprehensive understanding of your pet’s health

gives your veterinarian valuable insight to advise proactive care, catch issues early, and recommend the best treatment for your pet.

01/27/2025

All dentals will receive a 10% discount during the month of February!! Also have your name entered to win a goodie basket for your furry one!!

Give us a call to schedule!!!
(540)921-3707

01/23/2025

Is your cat’s smile, sparkling? ✨🦷 Healthy teeth make healthy, happy pets! Help prevent bad breath, tooth loss, and gum disease. Don’t wait - schedule a dental check up with us today. 🪥

All dentals preformed in February will get a 10% off discount!! Your name will also be entered into a drawing for a goody basket!! 🐾

01/20/2025

01/13/2025

Dental care is crucial for pets as it directly impacts their overall health, preventing painful issues like gum disease and tooth loss; and can even help avoid complications in other organs like the heart, liver, and kidneys. Regular dental check ups and cleanings are essential for maintaining a pets oral health and well-being.

Contact us today to get your pet scheduled for a dental during February for a 10% discount and to have your name entered into a drawing for a goodie basket. 🤗

01/08/2025

In a world full of diverse canine companions, one breed that always stands out as the epitome of loyalty, intelligence, and affection is the Labrador Retriever. It’s no wonder they have their own special day!!

Happy National Labrador Retriever Day!!

01/06/2025

Our office will be closed today due to the weather. ❄️
If you had an appointment scheduled today for your pet, we will reach out to get you rescheduled as soon as possible.

We hope everyone stays warm and safe.

01/03/2025

Remember to take extra precautions for your pets in these cold temperatures. 🥶

12/31/2024

Wishing all of our clients and furry patients a very Happy New Year!!!

What resolutions are you making for 2025? We would love to hear all about them!

12/27/2024

As the New Year approaches we want to make everyone aware of our holiday hours.

On Tuesday, December 31 our office will close at 5:00pm.
Our office will be closed on Wednesday, January 1st to celebrate bringing in the New Year.

We can’t wait to see what 2025 has in store! 🎉🥂🎊

12/24/2024

We woof you a Merry Christmas!! 🐾🎄🦴

12/23/2024

Last minute shopping?? Here are some great ideas for your fur babies! 🎄🎁

12/20/2024

While the Christmas season is a time of giving, for your four-legged family members the holiday season can be life-threatening.

12/19/2024

Have a safe and happy holiday season! 🎄🐾🐶🐱

12/17/2024

Don’t forget about food and medication refills!! Our office will close at 12pm on Christmas Eve and will be closed Christmas Day as well as New Years Day. Be sure to give us a call to get all of your necessities before the holiday breaks. 📆 ✅

12/16/2024

No one likes stress around the holidays!! 🎄

12/12/2024

Holiday parties are a great way to get together and celebrate the most wonderful time of the year. Be sure not to leave your fur babies out of all of the fun!! 🎄

12/02/2024

A Mutt is like a box of chocolates.. You never know what you’re gonna get, but it’s usually going to be wonderful. 🐾♥️🐾

11/28/2024

Each of you and your pets add something extra to our lives to be thankful for and we couldn’t thank you more! 🧡

Happy Thanksgiving!

Address

278 Crickett Lane
Pearisburg, VA
24134

Opening Hours

Monday	8:30am - 5:30pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 5:30pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 5:30pm
Thursday	8:30am - 5:30pm
Friday	8:30am - 5:30pm

Telephone

+15409213707

Website

http://www.accpetvet.com/

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Videos

As Veterinarian Technician Week comes to an end, we wanted to commemorate our Vet Tech Appreciation Week by sharing a video with you all! We had so much fun and love our jobs! Thank you to our Licensed Veterinarian Technician, Marquise and to our Vet Assistant, Ashley. We appreciate all you do! Every day we celebrated a different theme. Enjoy the video and have a wonderful weekend! Monday: Dog/Cat T-shirt Day Tuesday: Tiara Tuesday Wednesday: Red Lipstick day (Sorry you missed out, Dr. Montgomery 🤣) Thursday: Sports Day 🏈🏀 Friday: Pj Day

Health Screening Panels

Health Screening is very important for our pets. We can get a baseline and check annually for any changes that may be of concern. We call this preventing the preventable. Scooter was found to have Cushing’s Disease and is now receiving treatment. Scotch was found to have urinary crystals and is now on a prescription diet. Honey Bee was treated for a UTI before it became a problem. These are a few of the stories we’ve had here at the clinic.

In honor of National Dog Day, we decided to ask the dogs themselves what their favorite breed is. Some decided to keep their opinions to themselves while others didn’t quite understand the assignment. But, they had fun and that’s all that matters! Happy National Dog Day to all our patients who we love so much 🐾

Favorite breed of dogs

What breed of dog would you own since working in Vetmed? Well, I’m glad you asked!! 🐾 Although, we love them all, we have those that hold a special place in our hearts 💕

Find out who our winner is for our Feline Health Month Drawing! 🐈

Ear Mites

What are ear mites? Ear mites are tiny animals and are a fairly common parasite in both cats and dogs. They look like tiny white dots, but can barely be seen with the naked eye. Ear mites live on the skin of the ear canal and feed off ear wax and skin oils. An adult normally lives for around two months, but they can multiply quickly. Eggs take just four days to hatch and a further three weeks to develop into an adult mite ready to breed. An ear mite infection will cause your cat's ears to itch. This often results in them: * shaking their head or scratching their ears excessively * having red and inflamed ears caused by extra wax and irritation * producing a black, dry ear discharge which can sometimes let off a bad smell Irritation in a cat's ear can also be caused by allergies leading to an infection that can look similar to ear mites. So, it's crucial that you get your pet to the vet for a proper diagnosis. Your vet will be able to examine your pet to decide whether your cat is suffering from a bacterial or yeast ear infection which can be related to an allergy ear mites. Your vet may be able to see the mites during an ear exam or they may need to take a swab and look at it under a microscope to confirm this. They will then provide your cat with the correct treatment. Ear mites are contagious to other cats and dogs in the household. Even if other pets aren't showing symptoms of ear mites, it's essential that they are also treated at the same time.

Health Screen Panels

Dr. Montgomery and our Office Manager, Kristen are answering some questions about the health panels we offer at ACC.

Dental Month Drawing 🦷🐾🪥

Dental Month Drawing 🐾🦷🪥 So, you know how some of our dogs tilt their heads? Well, you might have to do that same head tilt to watch this video 🙃 We will choose a different camera lady next time 🤣

Fecal screenings are important to protecting the health of your pets, and you! Yes, the bacteria and parasites found inside our pets can be transferred to us as well! 😨🦠 Diseases that can be transmitted between humans and our pets are called zoonotic. Fecal antigen testing helps us find intestinal parasite infections that other tests may miss. Please bring a stool sample to your pet’s next visit and ask about year-round preventatives to keep you and your furry friends protected from these creepy crawlies. Can anyone take a guess of the name of the parasite being viewed through our microscope?

Sit down for a minute in your day and let’s hear our LVT, Marquise explain the importance of dentals and some of the awesome promotions we have going on for Dental Month in February 🦷🪥🐾