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Pet Clinic at Woods Corner

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Pet Clinic at Woods Corner

We are a full-service veterinary clinic here to serve you and your pet! Contact us to schedule a wellness appointment. Drop-off appointments are available.
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Check out our website at www.petclinicatwoodscorner.com and our instagram ! At our full-service veterinary clinic and animal hospital, we provide you and your pet with an unmatched level of patient care. Here at the Pet Clinic at Woods Corner, we put an emphasis on offering personalized services to everyone who walks through our doors, and we specialize in senior pet care. W

hether your pet is in need of surgery or an X-ray, we have you covered. We also have a full-service pet pharmacy on site for your convenience. You can trust in our veterinarian, Dr. Bruce Radomski, to provide your beloved pet with the attention and quality care he or she deserves. Dr. Radomski has been serving pets in our community since 1998. He and the team at Pet Clinic at Woods Corner are committed to ensuring the lasting health, comfort, and happiness of your pets. Same-day appointments are available, and we always accept new patients at our full-service animal hospital. We strive to communicate with you and educate you every step of the way. Our goal is to make your pet feel better, and in turn make you feel better.

08/12/2024

August is 🐶🐾

If you suffer from seasonal or year round allergies.. your pet might too! Constant licking, scratching, ear infections, etc can be signs that your furry friend is having issues with allergies. Unfortunately, many over the counter medications simply don’t work or are not advised for animal use. If your pet is showing signs of allergies you should always reach out to your local veterinarian! ❤️

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07/30/2024

Piggie boy here understands the importance of taking his monthly heartworm, flea & tick prevention and getting his yearly heartworm test!

He is very excited to show that his hours of studying paid off and he passed his test! 📝📚

07/22/2024

Did you say “treat”? I’m ALL ears ❤️🐾

07/04/2024

Happy 4th of July! We hope everyone has a fun & safe holiday!

06/25/2024

Some cute kitty patients for 🐈✨

06/12/2024

Happy Wednesday 💕 here is a cute kitty smooch 💋

05/20/2024

Today is national Rescue Dog Day!

If you are thinking about getting a furry friend, call your local shelter or pay them a visit. In the Hampton roads area we constantly see posts of shelters being at maximum capacity. With shelter dogs, they usually have them already spayed or neutered and start their vaccines/have them up to date.

We would love to do a new pet check on your furry friend and answer any questions you may have to give you and your new baby the best possible start!

05/18/2024

As professional toe beans inspectors, we have determined these beans are purrfect 🐾🐱

05/03/2024

Happy Friday!

Miss Cocoa Puff spreading smiles and fluffy vibes one tongue-out at a time! 🐶😛

05/01/2024

In honor of National Pet Month 🐾 here are some of our adorable staff furbabies!
Featuring Dr. Radomski’s very own Po 💙 each and every staff member at the Pet Clinic do our very best to treat your pets as if they were our own ❤️

04/30/2024

Happy National Tabby Day from one of our senior kitty patients ❤️ Mr Benny is always the best boy ❤️

04/25/2024

Tis the season! ☀️ Summer is approaching fast!

Call and ask us about Simparica Trio or our other prevention options! Virginia is a high heartworm, flea, and tick area. Keep your fur babies safe by keeping them on a monthly preventative year round!

Featuring: Pig/Piggie Boy 💙

04/23/2024

Happy National Veterinary Receptionist Week 🩵 this cutie was hard at work 💪🏼

04/23/2024

We have a new dog-tor in the house 🐾🩺❤️

04/22/2024

Small dog, big dreams. Enjoying life one basket at a time! 🐶💙

12/22/2022

Merry Christmas/ Happy Hollidays from our Pet Clinic family to yours!

Including our bearded dragon, Loki. As you can see he was very excited for his photo shoot 🎅🎄🎁

No dragons were harmed in the taking of these photos 😂

12/16/2022

The Grinch who stole… cat toys and dog bones

12/06/2022

This pretty girl is Stella, one of the staff’s Bluetick Coonhound. She came in today for an X-Ray and she held very still for us. Such a good girl ❤️

12/05/2022

Loki is happy today!

He has only one thing on his mind: 🪱

12/03/2022

Our cutie of the week!

Sweet Olive came to visit us today! This cross-eyed girl did amazing for her exam and got a treat as a reward!

12/01/2022

Now in the holiday season, it is difficult to look at your pet and not slip them something from the table…but that could cause much more harm than you think! Pet foods are formulated with a delicate balance to ensure the proper nutrition for your pet. Any additions to that diet, whether it be treats or table scraps, can lead to diarrhea, vomiting, or both. Pets can’t tell you that the seemingly harmless treat you give makes their stomach upset, you just find the result of that upset stomach. Some pets don’t wait for an invitation, they steal holiday food at any opportunity – from the counter, from the trash can, or even from your plate! No matter if they like the taste of the stolen food, the consequences follow. Even items marketed for pets like antlers, hooves, pig’s ears, and rawhide can cause serious damage to a pet’s intestines and teeth. Pets may also try to chew and eat items that are not food! Pets often try to eat presents, tinsel, Christmas trees, decorations, and other items that are not normally in their environment. These items can become stuck and need to be surgically removed. The busy holiday season means it can be hard to keep an eye on your pet, but a trip to the emergency vet would be even worse! Keep your pets safe and healthy this holiday season by making sure they stay away from your holiday keepsakes. If your pet steals some of your holiday goodies, you don’t have to wait and hope for the best, call us to schedule an appointment!

11/23/2022

We will be CLOSED November 24 - 25, 2022 for the Thanksgiving holiday. Have a happy and safe holiday!

09/28/2022

Good Afternoon!

The Doctor will not be in the office Friday, September 30th for appointments, but we will still be open to fill prescriptions and schedule appointments.

However, due to Inclement weather, the clinic will be closed on Saturday, October 1st. Please stay safe!

09/01/2022

Have slightly old towels or blankets you no longer have a use for? We’ll take them!

We are currently accepting donations of gently used towels and blankets!

09/01/2022

September is Animal Pain Awareness Month!
Has your pet suddenly started urinating more frequently? Has your pet had accidents in the house? Urinary accidents can be a simple case of incontinence or something more serious like a urinary tract infection. You don’t have to place absorbent pads or litterboxes all over your house to stop your aging pet’s accidents! An evaluation and urinalysis can provide useful information to see if your pet suffers from a urinary tract infection, urinary crystals, or incontinence. Dogs can be treated for incontinence with a daily medication. Cats may suffer from Feline Lower Urinary Tract Inflammation (FLUTI), which can be controlled with a prescription diet. If your pet is going frequently, struggling to urinate, or leaving urine spots, call us today to set up an appointment!

08/31/2022

The Pet Clinic at Woods Corner will be closed on Monday, September 5th, 2022 in observance of Labor day. We will resume normal business hours on Tuesday, September 6th, 2022. Have a happy and safe holiday weekend!

06/27/2022

The Pet Clinic at Woods Corner will be closed on Monday, July 4th, 2022 in observance of Independence day. We will resume normal business hours on Tuesday, July 5th, 2022. Have a happy and safe holiday weekend!

06/01/2022

June is National Adopt a Shelter Cat Month!
Has your pet started limping or holding up one leg when standing or walking? Young pets may run and play so vigorously that they injure themselves. Older pets might not be able to get around like they did as a younger dog and may begin to limp. At any age, pets should never be given over-the-counter medications like humans because those medications can be harmful to pets. Instead, an evaluation can determine the likely cause of the limping. Limping often begins suddenly and may be as straightforward as a soft tissue injury or might be a complicated issue like a CCL tear (like an ACL tear in humans). Dogs and cats can both develop a limp, and it should be evaluated quickly to minimize damage to joints. Pets may even continue to limp with long-term problems that must be managed with medication and monitored with routine bloodwork. If you see your pet limping, call us to schedule an appointment!

05/24/2022

The Pet Clinic at Woods Corner will be closed on Monday, May 30, 2022 in observance of Memorial day. We will resume normal business hours on Tuesday, May 31, 2022. Have a happy and safe holiday weekend!

05/01/2022

May is National Arthritis Awareness Month!
Dogs of any breed can have seizures, but some breeds like the German Shepherd, English foxhound, pug, teacup poodle, and Boston terrier are more prone to seizures. According to Blackwell, dogs may have an aura first where the dog looks lost/frightened, seeks help, or has a glazed look. You might be familiar with the look of a seizure, the contractions of the limbs that lasts less than two minutes. Blackwell states that most seizures occur when the dog is resting or sleeping. After a seizure, dogs may be disoriented or confused, which may mean that the dog will pace aimlessly. A seizure is always scary to have to endure, but dogs often come out of the seizure activity within 20 minutes. A dog who has experienced a seizure should be examined. Most dogs should be on a daily medication to prevent seizures. The medication requires routine blood monitoring to ensure that the medication is at the correct level and to ensure that the dog is healthy while on the medication. If your pet has a seizure, call us today to schedule an evaluation!

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1910 Kempsville Road
Virginia Beach, VA
23464

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5:30pm
Tuesday	8am - 5:30pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 12pm
Thursday	8am - 5:30pm
Friday	8am - 5:30pm
Saturday	8:30am - 12pm

Website

http://www.petclinicwoodscorner.com/

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At our full-service veterinary clinic and animal hospital, we provide you and your pet with an unmatched level of patient care. Here at the Pet Clinic at Woods Corner, we put an emphasis on offering personalized services to everyone who walks through our doors, and we specialize in senior pet care. Whether your pet is in need of surgery or an X-ray, we have you covered. We also have a full-service pet pharmacy (for current clients) on site for your convenience. You can trust in our veterinarian, Dr. Bruce Radomski, to provide your beloved pet with the attention and quality care he or she deserves. Dr. Radomski has been serving pets in our community since 1998. He and the team at Pet Clinic at Woods Corner are committed to ensuring the lasting health, comfort, and happiness of your pets. Same-day appointments are available, and we always accept new patients at our full-service animal hospital. Drop-off appointments are available. We strive to communicate with you and educate you every step of the way. Our goal is to make your pet feel better, and in turn make you feel better.