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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.

08/30/2024

Thanks to Francis for all her hard work this summer as one of our pre vet interns! She did a fantastic job and was a huge help to all of us. We will miss her and are sure she will have success in the veterinary field.

08/25/2024

Bentley sure knows how to pose! Did you know that PPID is extremely common in horses over 20 years old and regularly diagnosed in horses as young as 12?
Medication can help prevent symptoms so it’s important to test older horses especially those with symptoms such as hoof problems, laminitis, not shedding their hair in the spring, being over or underweight, or behavioral changes.
Bentley was diagnosed while he has minimal symptoms so we can keep him from developing symptoms by starting meds!

08/24/2024

Did you know llamas are great at selfies?
We love our camelid and ruminant patients - call us today if you have a hobby farm or sanctuary and need a vet who can see all your pets!

08/23/2024

When you don’t have teeth, it’s hard to keep the tongue in. All the better to lick you with!
This sweet girl has recovered from her dental infection and is getting ready to go to Charleston to have cataract surgery so she can see again! We work with a lot of specialists to help your pets get the top medical care such as cataract surgery.

08/22/2024

Sometimes you need a selfie with a pig!

08/21/2024

Our patients love us! (Most of them time!). We enjoy house calls for clients who have multiple pets - it’s more relaxing for the pet and much easier for the owners to have us come instead of transporting five dogs.

08/20/2024

Did you know we helped sponsor the Foothills Youth Rodeo this year? Photo of one of our patients and his seven year old rider winning the barrel racing for his age group!

08/19/2024

We love going out on farm calls to see animals of all species! This visit we saw dogs, cats, pigs, goats, donkeys, horses, and sheep!

08/19/2024

Prayers needed for sweet Chopper who is hospitalized with pancreatitis and kidney failure. She’s feeling a bit better today and we are hoping for more improvement tomorrow!

08/18/2024

As we talk about common breeds we see, we can’t forget to have the little dogs represented! Yorkies are one of the little dogs we see most often. They often think they are big dogs with lots of s***k!

08/17/2024

We don’t really have a favorite breed as we love them all, but rescued dogs rank pretty high on the favorite “breed” list. This sweet girl was adopted years ago from CARE and still comes to see us!

08/15/2024

Australian Shepherds are another popular breed. They are one of the smartest dogs and are great at herding jobs or agility. They do need lots of exercise so don’t get this breed if you prefer to spend your evenings relaxing on the sofa!

08/14/2024

Doodles may be our most popular breed! They are smart sweet dogs. It’s important to get them used to grooming at a young age as they need this done regularly.

08/13/2024

We seem to have a Lab theme recently! They are amazing dogs - very smart and loyal!

08/12/2024

Can you believe this big boy is just 18 weeks old? He’s going to be huge!
He came in for his puppy vaccines which is a super important part of keeping your puppy healthy.

08/11/2024

We’ve seen so many new patients lately including these two adorable dogs! We are always excited to meet our newest patients and give them lots of treats!

08/10/2024

We have been seeing so many cute puppies! It was a great week for adorable patients.

08/07/2024

Isn’t he the cutest piglet?! With the tiny heart on his nose ❤️!

07/31/2024

We want to celebrate Kerry today for her three year work anniversary! Everyone from clients to staff loves working with her, and she’s one of Sally’s favorite people (being the office dog’s favorite is the ultimate compliment!).
Kerry is in vet tech school online so she’s knowledgeable about the reasons behind what we do as well as the hands on part. She’s great with all species, as she has her own hobby farm with dogs, cats, and goats!

07/30/2024

Most people know puppies need vaccines but we find fewer people realize kittens get a vaccine series too! Some serious illnesses can be spread on your clothes or hands or through the air, so even indoor kitties need their vaccine series!

07/29/2024

Can you tell our treats are the best?!

07/29/2024

We love seeing patients from the time they are puppies through all their yearly visits!

07/28/2024

Cool glasses are required for laser therapy! Alonna is getting ready to use our laser to treat Kachow’s incision after his neuter.
Alonna has joined us this summer as an intern and is finishing up her time with us this week. She’s been a huge help all summer and has learned so much! We know she has a great future in the veterinary field!

07/27/2024

We love seeing puppies every three weeks during their puppy vaccine series!

07/26/2024

We love seeing pups just adopted from local shelters or rescues! There are so many puppies in need; check out all the local shelters to see them all.

07/25/2024

Sisters! Do you like the ear up or ear down look better?

07/25/2024

Consider adopting a pair of sisters or a trio with their brother too! They are all so cuddly and love each other. Apply to adopt at crossroadsanimalrescue.org

07/24/2024

This little guy had some lameness issues recently. Thankfully we were able to head right out on a farm call to get him treated!

07/24/2024

We saw so many cute puppies and kittens today! Follow us and watch our story for the photos!

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

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!

Crash is aptly named!

We love seeing Crash! He’s a big “help” to all our work!

This sweet mama had eclampsia (low blood calcium). We gave her an IV and she was much better right away!

Pumpkins make great pig treats! Dr. Jordan’s pig really enjoyed his!

Aloe

We love giving treats so our patients are happy and enjoy their exams! Aloe says she’s glad treats are a part of every visit!

You may have noticed fewer posts lately and that’s because Dr. Jordan went to Alaska for the most amazing vacation! The scenery and wildlife sightings were amazing. Dr. Addante, a classmate of Dr. Jordan’s, did relief work for us to make sure all our patients got great care during the Alaska trip. Here’s a cute sea otter video and we will be back to posting patient photos soon!

In this surgery, Dr. Jordan is removing foreign bodies (nails, a tack, pieces of glass, and a washer) from a chicken’s ventriculus (part of the stomach). This was a two and a half hour long surgery with multiple assistants needed to get all the pieces out!

This is Biscuits who was found hit by a car. The rescue we founded, CARE - Crossroads Animal Rescue took ownership of him and we are hoping he can survive. He has terrible jaw injuries and will get X-rays on Friday under anesthesia. At that point we will determine if we can repair his jaw here or not. Please donate if you can help him and share and donate in case there is an owner missing him! There are a lot of stray cats in the area but he’s really friendly so it’s possible he has an owner.

Do you know the signs of colic? Lying down like this while slightly rolling is one of the main things you’ll see. Horses may get up and down again or just lie on their side. Colic does not refer to a specific illness but rather is a symptom - it’s pain somewhere in the abdomen. Most commonly from stomach or intestinal pain (gas, an impaction, or an intestinal torsion), but it can also be from kidney pain, bladder pain, or even ovarian pain. If your horse shows signs of colic, call us ASAP. There are lots of old wives tales about treatment like exercise them or haul in a trailer - we can advise you on what you actually need to do for your specific horse! Thankfully Renny here made a full recovery after his owner gave him the pain meds we recommended!

Come see us at T Ed Garrison! Great time to win a FREE horse yearly vet visit!

Sometimes when we go on farm calls we see horses being trained to ride and occasionally we see steers in riding training! You never know what will happen next!