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

Crossroads Animal Hospital

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Crossroads Animal Hospital

Veterinary Hospital / Animal Hospital / Emergency Veterinarian / Vet Clinic / Dog / Cat / Horse / Ca

We treat both small and large animals and we have an animal rescue associated with our clinic as well. We treat emergencies 24/7 - just call us at (864)972-9994 anytime if you have an emergency.

11/24/2024

Meet Brandy, our newest employee! She’s learned very quickly in her first few weeks here and we are all loving working with her!

11/23/2024

Getting photos for our website this week! Hannah and Athena get the award for best pose together!

11/23/2024

We love our doodle patients! This baby is an Aussiedoodle.

11/21/2024

Some sweet puppies we recently neutered for CARE - Crossroads Animal Rescue. Check out their page if you’d like to adopt one!

11/20/2024

Can you see which eye has the larger cataract? The one that looks more white without the green/blue tapetal reflection has the large cataract. There is a small cataract in the other eye but it’s not interfering with vision significantly.
Eye exams are very important in horses as they can have cataracts which can progress if not treated.

11/19/2024

Puppy time always makes work fun!

11/18/2024

Cool goggles are needed during laser treatment. The therapy laser decreases swelling and pain, improves blood flow, and kills surface bacteria. We recommend it after most surgeries and for many different medical conditions!

11/18/2024

IV catheters are very important prior to anesthesia. Pets can receive fluids to prevent dehydration. It’s also for safety - if the heart rate drops too low, for instance, atropine can be quickly given to solve that.

11/17/2024

Friday was a busy day with four piglet castrations! Aren’t they the cutest little pigs you’ve ever seen?!

11/08/2024

We are sponsoring a shower for disabled kids at two orphanages in Uganda! Dr. Jordan and Chad will be traveling there in January to take the donations. We would like to invite all our clients to follow the page https://www.facebook.com/Ugandaspecialneeds and attend the shower Sunday if you are able! The page explains how you can donate to help us help these kids and it has profiles of each child we are assisting.

11/07/2024

We got to see two of the cutest pony patients today! Plus a llama, four goats, and a kitty at the same farm. It was a fun afternoon!

11/03/2024

It’s fun when our goat patients are so friendly we don’t even have to restrain them for a vet exam!

11/02/2024

Who knows what breed this gorgeous boy is?

11/01/2024

We are so glad to have the job we do! There are definitely hard days sometimes but this was a very good day!

10/31/2024

Who posed the best? (And yes, they all got treats after their photo shoots!)

10/31/2024

We would like to invite all our followers to a shower to benefit disabled children in Uganda. Dr. Jordan and our practice manager Chad will be going again on a mission trip in January to take supplies. We have a page for the fundraiser which explains how to donate virtually and here’s the invitation to attend in person!
Please follow the page for updates and details and please share this post!

https://www.facebook.com/Ugandaspecialneeds

10/30/2024

Occasionally we even offer rides for our patients! Stone was diagnosed with a broken toe on a farm visit but needed X-rays at our office. So we gave him a ride back to the clinic to make it easier for his owner. We are happy to say he’s feeling much better now!

10/29/2024

We enjoy seeing our bunny patients!

Address

8409 West Oak Highway
Seneca, SC
29678

Opening Hours

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

Telephone

+18649729994

Website

http://crossroadsanimal.com/

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Videos

Come see us at the Carolina Heritage Fair!!

Dr. Jordan’s cat Thea loves her dog Sally! Do you have pets who are best friends? We would love to see pictures and videos in the comments!

Did you know we collect blood from the tail in cattle?

This might appear to be a boring video of a horse walking, but this was five minutes after Maverick woke up from his castration surgery - he’s relaxed and comfortable. We use pain / anti inflammatory meds prior to surgery, anesthesia drugs that decrease pain post op, local anesthesia, and laser treatment during recovery to minimize inflammation and pain on colts we castrate. Good pain management makes a huge difference in how they recover from surgery in both small and large animals! #horsecastration

Removing an area of infected material from a chicken’s foot.

Here’s how we remove the horn! You can see before and after photos in the post yesterday. She is sedated and there are not nerves or blood vessels in this part of the horn. We reverse the sedation afterwards so she was back awake in just a few minutes.

Exam time includes treats!

A complete exam involves checking the mouth, eyes, ears, skin, abdomen, heart, lungs, and lymph nodes. And we include treats throughout so our patients enjoy their visits!