Oldtown Veterinary Hospital

02/20/2024

LOVE YOUR PET DAY! We know you do, and so do we! 💙
Comment below to share how you show your pet love today and everyday!

02/19/2024

We have some open appointments available for wellness or sick visits this week - call now 336-924-4176 or book online at oldtownvet.com

02/19/2024

MEDICAL MONDAY: It’s also National Heart Month –a time to spread love as well as bring awareness to heart conditions pets can experience, such as valvular disease and cardiomyopathy.
There are various types of heart disease, and some can lead to heart failure. For this reason, awareness and early detection is our greatest defense. During your pet’s wellness exams, we will evaluate your pet’s heart health and detect any cause for concern.
If your pet is exhibiting symptoms, consult your veterinarian. Help us spread awareness by sharing this post! 💙

02/18/2024

Did you know that cats all have a unique nose print just like a human’s fingerprint? Check back here for more random and more often helpful pet info!

02/17/2024

02/16/2024

Much to our dismay, not all cats want to snuggle all the time. Let your cat approach you. Cats will often nuzzle or rub up against you, making it clear they want an embrace or to be petted. For tips on how to show your cat affection visit https://bit.ly/2YCHtC6.

02/13/2024

We will be closed today for our monthly staff training from 12 PM to 2 PM. Do you have an animal emergency during this time, call Carolina Veterinary Specialists at 336-896-0902

02/13/2024

TOXIC TUESDAY: it is a myth that you should make your pet vomit at home for any accidental ingestion. Always contact us and/or ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center first!

02/12/2024

MEDICAL MONDAY: ARTHITIS PAIN IN CATS - We finally have a treatment that is safe and effective. A once monthly injection of Solensia is improving the lives of many cats. Schedule with one of our doctors to discuss if it's the right choice for your cat.

02/11/2024

Enjoy the game but remember to keep your pets safe if you’re having a party

02/10/2024

As much as we love kittens, so many go uncared for or get killed by predators or vehicles. Help reduce unwanted litters by fixing by five!

02/10/2024

It’s Super Bowl LVIII weekend! Who are you and your four-legged friend rooting for tomorrow? Comment below! 🏈​

02/08/2024

Meet Tractor Gary! Gary found his forever home with one of our staff members. Just neutered, and ready to begin a happy and healthy life. Gary is a lucky man!

02/08/2024

About 40% of all cats are hiding their osteoarthritis (OA) pain. But if you look closely, they may start acting differently. Ask us about Solensia, the first and only FDA-approved treatment to control cat OA pain. See Prescribing Info: https://bit.ly/SOLENSIAPI.

02/07/2024

WELLNESS WEDNESDAY: CAT HEALTH MONTH - Did you know that 40% of cats have osteoarthritis, and most of them are living in pain because they're so good at hiding it? Recognize the signs of osteoarthritis (OA) pain in cats with this simple checklist. An easy-to-use checklist can help explain the diagnosis and treatment of OA pain. Go to the Cat OA Pain checklist quiz. https://bit.ly/OAChecklist. Stay tuned for more info on the latest breakthrough in treating that pain in cats

Use this checklist to see if your cat may be showing signs of osteoarthritis.

02/06/2024

TOXIC TUESDAY: With Valentine’s Day around the corner, we know chocolate candy is likely on your menu. Don't forget to keep all chocolate out of reach for your pet's safety. When ingested, chocolate can be toxic, with signs ranging from mild GI upset to seizures/death depending on the amount ingested. If you believe your pet has eaten chocolate, call us ASAP 336-924-4176 and/or call the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center at (888) 426-4435. Share this post to spread awareness!

02/05/2024

MEDICAL MONDAY: February is Dental Health Month so a perfect time to talk about improving your pet's overall health by reducing dental disease. Caring for your pet’s dental health is pivotal in preventing decay, infection, and systemic disease. ​ Check out the 3 things you need to know about dental disease in pets and how you can help prevent it!

Learn more here: https://www.happyhealthypets.com/pet-resources/why-dental-care-helps-your-pet-live-a-longer-happier-life

Share this post to help keep your neighborhood pet’s smile fresh and healthy!

02/03/2024

We know how busy life can get, and sometimes you want to take care of things when we are closed at night and on weekends. It's easy to book appointments online - you can see multiple options and pick what works best for you! Visit www.oldtownvet.com and click Book Appointment in upper right corner

02/02/2024

You get $25, they get $25!
That’s right! For each new pet parent you refer to us, you will receive $25 off your next visit, and they will receive $25 off their first!
Start referring your friends by sharing this post and/or commenting your friend’s name below. When your friend comes in for their first appointment and mentions your name, you both will save!

02/01/2024

We are a proud sponsor!

02/01/2024

Let's kick off February by celebrating National Cat Health Month! Get your feline friend in for a check-up with one of our 5 veterinarians, and stay tuned here for more cat health tips throughout the month...

01/31/2024

WELLNESS WEDNESDAY: The most important way to keep your pet healthy in 2024 is getting their wellness check-up, vaccinations, and recommend wellness laboratory testing. Our doctors strongly believe in the benefits of wellness care. Call today or schedule online at www.oldtownvet.com. Don't wait to get your pet on track for a healthy and happy 2024

01/30/2024

Hello, Dolly!!! It's always exciting to see the transformation after a grooming appointment.

01/30/2024

TOXIC TUESDAY: Ethylene glycol, the active ingredient in many antifreezes and deicers, is nothing to take lightly. These products can taste sweet which entices our pets to try it. But they are usually highly toxic, causing vomiting, depression, a wobbly walk, kidney failure, and even death. Store these products securely and dispose of them responsibly to prevent exposing your pets and wildlife.