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Pine Valley Animal Hospital

We're dedicated to keeping your furry family members healthy and happy. Find us in Wilmington, NC.

12/25/2024

Merry Christmas from all of us at Pine Valley! 🐾🎅 We’re so thankful for our wonderful patients and their families—you make what we do so special.

Wishing you a day full of love, joy, and maybe a little extra cuddle time with your furry friends! 🎁🐶🐱

12/23/2024

Fletcher makes the Purr-fect Christmas gift! 😻🎁 Just a friendly reminder that PVAH will close early on Christmas Eve at 12 PM and will be closed on Christmas Day. We'll be back on Thursday!

12/20/2024

On this episode of Vet Talk: Holiday Edition! 🎄Dr. Tarter shares an important resource: the Pet Poison Helpline. The holidays can get hectic, and pets sometimes get into things they shouldn’t—like chocolate, ornaments, or holiday plants. 🌱🍫

This 24/7 helpline can guide you on whether to monitor at home or head to the vet. Not just for the holidays, it’s a resource to keep handy year-round!

📞 Save the number: (855) 764-7661

Stay safe and enjoy the holiday season with love from the PVAH family! 🐾❤️

12/19/2024

This sweet kitten has been melting hearts around the office, and it’s safe to say she’s found a special place in one of our staff members’ hearts! ❤️

12/18/2024

Chicken Nugget was here for her very first appointment and was thrilled to see her name on our welcome board! 🐥✨ Welcome to the Pine Valley family, Chicken Nugget! 💙

12/13/2024

From 6 weeks old to 13 years, Jovi has been part of the Pine Valley family! 🐾💙 Watching her grow up has been such a joy.

Stephen and Jovi are the sweetest duo—thank you for trusting us with her care all these years! 🐶✨

12/12/2024

It’s National Poinsettia Day! These festive blooms may add holiday cheer, but they’re a big no-no for pets.

Here are some more:
🚫Holly and mistletoe – Beautiful but can cause upset tummies or worse.
🚫 Tinsel and ribbons – Irresistible to play with, but dangerous if swallowed.
🚫 Candles and potpourri – Can irritate sensitive noses or lead to burns and tummy trouble.
🚫 Holiday leftovers – Fatty foods, bones, or anything heavily seasoned can cause serious issues.
🚫 Salt-dough ornaments – They look like a fun snack to pets but can be toxic due to high salt content.

Keep your holiday joyful and your pet healthy and happy! 🐕🐈 Share this with a fellow pet parent to spread the holiday safety cheer. 🎁❤️

12/11/2024

Just a reminder that we will be closed today from 12pm to 2pm for a staff meeting.

In case of an emergency, please visit the Animal Emergency and Trauma Hospital at 50 Greenville Ave or call 910-790-1070.

12/10/2024

How can you tell if your pet is in pain? 🤔 Dr. Tarter breaks it down in this episode of Vet Talk! Watch to learn the subtle signs your furry friend might be hurting. If you notice anything, give us a call to schedule an appointment! 🐾💙

12/09/2024

Happy International Day of Veterinary Medicine! 🎉🐾 Today, we celebrate the incredible veterinarians, technicians, and staff who dedicate their lives to keeping our pets and livestock happy and healthy.

We’re so proud to care for the amazing pets in the Wilmington community. Thank you for trusting us with their health! ❤️

12/05/2024

Who’s loving this recent chilly weather we've been having in Wilmington? ❄️🐾

Here are a few winter tips from the Pine Valley team:

👉 Limit outdoor time. If it’s too cold for you, it’s too cold for them—especially small, short-haired, or senior pets.
👉 Wipe those paws! Salt and de-icing chemicals can irritate their paw pads or be toxic if licked.
👉 Bundle up. Sweaters or coats aren’t just cute—they can help keep your pup warm on chilly walks!
👉 Keep them cozy indoors. Make sure they have warm bedding and a draft-free spot to relax.
👉 Watch for signs of cold stress. Shivering, whining, or trying to burrow could mean your pet is too cold.

🐶🐱 Stay warm, PVAH family! We’re always here to help keep your pets safe and healthy. Call us if you have any questions!

12/03/2024

📢 Coming Soon to Pine Valley! We’re excited to share a brand-new series: “Vet Talk: Your Questions Answered!” 🐾Our favorite veterinarians, Dr. Tarter and Dr. Lantzer, will be answering your most-asked questions in fun, bite-sized videos. Stay tuned!

12/02/2024

Dr. Lantzer and the team doing what they do best—giving awesome care to our sweet patients in the OR. This little guy handled his procedure like a champ and is on his way to a healthier, happier life. 💙

December is National Cat Lovers Month, so show your kitty some love—spaying or neutering is one of the best ways to keep them healthy! 🐾

11/28/2024

We’re thankful for our awesome patients and their families! Wishing everyone a safe and happy Thanksgiving filled with love, laughter, and LOTS of good treats. 🧡 🦃

11/27/2024

Pumpkin spice and everything nice! Reminder: We’ll be closed tomorrow for Thanksgiving but back Friday to care for your fur babies. 🦃🐾

11/26/2024

We love seeing the names of each day’s patients on the welcome board—it’s like a daily roll call of adorable! 🐾🍁

11/22/2024

We know those puppy-dog eyes and curious whiskers are hard to resist, but not all Thanksgiving treats are safe for your pets! Foods like turkey skin, onions, chocolate, and even dough can cause serious health issues like pancreatitis, bloating, or poisoning.

Tip: Keep your pet safe by offering pet-specific treats instead of table scraps, and always dispose of leftovers like turkey bones and wrappers in a secured trash can.

Let’s keep our fur babies healthy and happy this holiday season! If you have questions or concerns, give us a call—we’re here to help! 🐾

11/20/2024

Let’s Talk About Glaucoma in Dogs 👁️ 👅 👁️

Glaucoma is a serious eye condition in dogs caused by high pressure in the eye, which can lead to pain and even vision loss if left untreated. Early detection is key to managing it effectively!

Watch for these signs:
→Redness or cloudiness
→Squinting or keeping an eye closed
→Pawing at the eye
→Enlarged or dilated pupils

Certain breeds are more prone to glaucoma, so regular eye exams are especially important. Catching it early can make a big difference for your dog’s comfort and vision!

Address

106 Longstreet Drive
Wilmington, NC
28412

Opening Hours

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

Telephone

+19107994500

Website

https://pinevalleyanimalhospital.com/

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Vet Talk with PVAH: Holiday Edition

On this episode of Vet Talk: Holiday Edition! 🎄Dr. Tarter shares an important resource: the Pet Poison Helpline. The holidays can get hectic, and pets sometimes get into things they shouldn’t—like chocolate, ornaments, or holiday plants. 🌱🍫 This 24/7 helpline can guide you on whether to monitor at home or head to the vet. Not just for the holidays, it’s a resource to keep handy year-round! 📞 Save the number: (855) 764-7661 Stay safe and enjoy the holiday season with love from the PVAH family! 🐾❤️ #MerryChristmas #HappyHolidays #VetTalk #AnimalPoisonControl #PetSafety #PineValleyAnimalHospital