The Oaks Veterinary Clinic

16/08/2024

Our clinic will be closed from 12:00pm - 2:00pm today.

15/08/2024

12/08/2024

08/08/2024

Show us your kitties!

01/08/2024

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01/08/2024

Is your pup Back to School ready? We have grooming appointments available! Call 757-357-2324 to schedule!

01/08/2024

Hooray! Our summer raffle winners, are Salina Phelps, Jennifer Renner, Tamarra Sweeting, Florence O, and Lauren Helstosky!

29/07/2024

Okay I’m beautiful…now where is my treat? 🥰

26/07/2024

Donating to our Matching Fund can help provide care for less fortunate animals like Ms. Pickles at the Isle of Wight County Animal Shelter. We will match all donations 100% with services rendered to shelter patients at our clinic. Please see one of our receptionists or call us at 757-357-2324.

23/07/2024

Freshly groomed and ready to go jump straight in a mud puddle😜

22/07/2024

No purchase is necessary!

19/07/2024

We have been asked to share this. Please keep an eye out for Artemis.

16/07/2024

Summer Raffle!
Stop by the clinic for a raffle ticket to win cool summer prizes! A dog cooling kit from Boehringer Ingelheim, dinner and a movie from Trupanion Pet Insurance, or a dog pool/splash pad from Pumpkin Pet Insurance! The winners will be drawn on July 31st!(no purchase necessary)

08/07/2024

Rock’n out with a fresh haircut 🎉

08/07/2024

Our clinic will close @ 4:30pm today. We appreciate your understanding.
The doctors and staff.

04/07/2024

Our clinic will remain closed today. We will return with regular business hours on July 5, 2024. If your pet experiences an emergency, please contact PARC @ 757-874-8115 or Animal Emergency Center @ 757-234-0461.
We wish you a happy and safe holiday.

01/07/2024

https://mailchi.mp/9a9bc1d48b52/the-oaks-notes-july-2024The Oaks Notes July 2024

28/06/2024

BBQ Season Dangers
As the fireworks begin to light up the sky and the smell of barbecue fills the air, it's easy to get caught up in the excitement of July 4th celebrations. However, July 4th can bring increased risk for dogs.

While many of us enjoy indulging in rich, fatty foods during holiday gatherings, these same treats can spell disaster for our canine friends. Foods like barbecue scraps, fatty meats, and even certain condiments can trigger pancreatitis in dogs, especially when consumed in large quantities or in combination with other high-fat foods.

3 Easy Tips to Help Keep Your Pets Safe
1
Avoid Table Scraps: Resist the temptation to share your holiday feast with your dog, and remind guests to do the same. Stick to your pet's regular diet to avoid upsetting their sensitive stomachs.
2
Provide a Safe Haven: Create a quiet, comfortable space indoors where your dog can retreat from the noise and excitement of the festivities and exercise caution with fireworks.
3
Know the Signs: Familiarize yourself with the symptoms of pancreatitis in dogs, including vomiting, diarrhea, lethargy, and abdominal pain and seek veterinary care immediately.

25/06/2024

Cool cut for a summer breeze 😎

21/06/2024

Many dogs get extremely upset and stressed by loud noises, so keeping them safe during fireworks is important. Ensure your dog's microchip is registered and/or wears an ID collar. If your dog requires medication, please call ahead to ensure the correct dosage for maximum efficacy.
We wish you a save and happy holiday!

21/06/2024

Shorter grooms = summer vibes 😎☀️

08/06/2024

Congratulations Hannah on graduating from the Veterinary Assistant program at TCC.

04/06/2024

If you have trouble reaching us by phone today, please try to text 757-357-2324 or send an e-mail to [email protected].
Thank You!
The doctors and staff.