Windsor Pet Care

03/08/2024

Hello everyone! Just wanted to let everyone know that we have changed our Clinics name to Windsor Per Care (formally Windsor Pet Hospital). We are still the same practice, just under a new name.

12/18/2023

Bella made the nice list this year ♥️

08/09/2022

Happy Tuesday!
We are currently having internet problems!
Please be patient with us, as calls are dropping and it’s taking a little longer than normal to load medical records. Hopefully we will be back to normal soon!
Have a great day!

07/30/2022

Happy Saturday guys!
A huge tree has fallen across from the building and taken down several telephone poles/wires. We currently do not have phone/internet and do not foresee that changing during business hours today.
We are attempting to contact all of our appointments to reschedule, we will be closed
today.

If you have an emergency, please contact the COVE in north Suffolk.

Please call us Monday.
Have a good weekend!

06/13/2022

Have old towels laying around?
We would appreciate any towel donations!

04/10/2022

Show us all of your fur-baby siblings! 🐾

04/05/2022

This Wednesday is a perfect day to schedule your pups spa day package ($50) or simple nail trim ($15)! Spa Day package includes bath, nail trim, blow dry, ear cleaning & a**l gland expression.

Schedule today at 757-242-9191

04/01/2022

Q: What did the horse say when it fell?

A: “I’ve fallen and I can’t giddyup!”

03/30/2022

Did you know that we also offer Exotic pet exams? Call the clinic during our regular hours to schedule your pet 757-242-9191 or visit our website to request an appointment.
https://windsorpethospitalva.com/appointments/

03/28/2022

Schedule your appointments via our website or by phone today! 757-242-9191
https://windsorpethospitalva.com/appointments/

Appointments -

03/25/2022

If you notice your dog is constantly licking,
chewing, biting, or scratching, it could be
due to allergies. Like people, dogs can be
allergic to substances in the environment,
such as pollen or mold. CYTOPOINT is a safe, effective, long-lasting treatment for dogs with allergic or atopic dermatitis. CYTOPOINT starts controlling
allergic itch within 1 day and reduces scratching,
chewing, licking, and biting of the skin for up
to 8 weeks.
Call today to see if your pup would benefit from this treatment. 757-242-9191

03/20/2022

Happy First Day of Spring! 🦋🌷🌼

Please be mindful that you may be seeing more and more baby animals and/or wildlife coming out to play as the weather gets warmer. If you find an animal in distress, please reach out. We can guide you in the right direction of help!

03/17/2022

Happy St. Patrick's Day 🍀

03/16/2022

Schedule your doggie for a spa day! This includes a bath, nail trim, ear cleaning and a**l gland expression for $50.
Bookings are on Wednesdays only.

03/14/2022

It's Pi Day! 🥧
Although we don't recommend allowing your furbaby to participate in the Pi(e) festivities..... We're here to help if you need to schedule them for an appointment 757-242-9191.

03/13/2022

Reminder that Daylight Savings will begin March 13th!

03/09/2022

Shop our online store and save up to 30% on your favorite brands when you select to autoship!
https://windsorpethospital.vetsfirstchoice.com/

11/09/2021

Did you know: every minute, 1 million plastic bags are used?! Less than 1% of plastic bags are recycled.

Over the next few months, Morgan’s son will be collecting plastic film! Bring us all of your plastic shopping bags, plastic wrapping, etc. No milk jugs or hard plastic, please. We are aiming to reach a goal of 500 pounds!!
Every load of plastic you bring, you will earn a raffle ticket for prizes at the end of the campaign!

09/13/2021

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08/20/2021

We are making some exciting new changes around the office!
In order to get everything put together and ready for you guys to join us inside, we will be closed Tuesday, 8/24/21.
Please call us with any refill prescription pick ups tomorrow or Monday. We will re-open Wednesday 8/25/21 with our normal hours of 9-1.
We hope you have a great weekend.

06/23/2021

Tomorrow, 6/24/2021, the clinic will NOT have a doctor on staff. We will be available for tech appointments and here to answer any questions or to direct you places to fit specific needs, so please call. We look forward to Dr. Soboleski returning on Friday and apologize for any inconvenience.

03/02/2021

We are currently looking for a full time receptionist!

Most of our staff members are cross-trained to perform the usual functions of veterinary receptionists and assistants. Reception responsibilities include managing the appointment book, working with clients, multitask with two phone lines, triage phone calls, manage prescription requests, process payments, and communicate effectively to clients and co-workers.

Some Saturdays are required.

Please e-mail resumes to [email protected] this will be the only place they will be viewed.

02/26/2021

We have a full time veterinary assistant position open!
Some experience required.
Please e-mail your resume to [email protected]
**Resumes will only be viewed from our email

02/11/2021

Everyone say hey to Fred 💛

01/28/2021

Snow day!!!!
We will be closed today.
We hope everyone enjoys the snow! Drop your pictures below! 🐾❄️

01/22/2021

We love our laser sessions with Tinkerbell ❤️

01/19/2021

We have been getting more and more concerned calls for wildlife being out in the daytime.
*****Please remember that wildlife out in the daytime does not mean they have rabies. *****

Not all wildlife hibernate so it’s not uncommon to see wildlife during the winter months. Some wildlife like raccoons only go into a torpor state which involves a lower body temperature, lower breathing rate, lower heart rate, and lower metabolic rate that is usually brought on by the surrounding conditions.
If you live in a state like Virginia then you can be enjoying sunny 75 degrees today and 7 inches of snow tomorrow. Wildlife is just as confused as we are if not more. So daytime is the warmer choice for them to forage for food. These animals that were once categorized as “nocturnal” have evolved to be considered “opportunists”. They are just trying to survive. ❤️

If you do see odd behavior or your unsure, definitely don’t hesitate to contact your local wildlife rehabber for the best advice.