EastOver Vet

08/04/2025

Our team = our secret sauce.

This weekend we celebrated the amazing humans who make our veterinary practice what it is — compassionate, dedicated, and always going the extra mile for the pets (and people) in our community.

From saving lives to giving belly rubs, they pour their hearts into every day. So, we made sure they could pour some soy sauce and sake this weekend, too. 😉🔥🥢

A big thank you to for the incredible food and to our lab partner for sponsoring a night full of laughter, good eats, and well-deserved fun.

Here’s to our dream team!

07/25/2025

Always a pleasure to have the Mobile Veterinary Surgery staff at the clinic so we can continue to offer the best and most advanced surgical procedures to our patients!

Yesterday we started the day off at Eastover for a TPLO! Thank you Dr. Hiller and your fabulous team for having us. We love coming to your beautiful clinic❤️💛

06/30/2025

🐾 Meet the Staff Monday! 🐾

Say hello to Anissa, our amazing college intern!

You’ll be seeing her around during summers and school breaks as she hones her veterinary assistant skills on the path to veterinary school. 🩺

We’re thrilled to have her on the team and excited to support her journey toward becoming a future veterinarian! 🐶🐱💙

05/23/2025

🍔🐾 Memorial Day fun shouldn’t end with a trip to the vet! 🍔🐾

Some cookout favorites can be dangerous for pets — and trust us, we’d love not to see you for this reason.

Think you know what’s off-limits? Swipe through to spot the sneaky BBQ no-no’s! 🚫👀

05/21/2025

📢 We're Growing to Serve You Better!

Due to the increasing trust and support from our wonderful clients, we're excited to announce that starting this week, our Wednesday hours have been extended to 2:00 PM. This change reflects our commitment to providing accessible and compassionate care for your pets.

Thank you for being a part of our journey. We look forward to welcoming you and your furry companions during our new hours.

05/15/2025

🎥 Behind the Scenes: Canine Endoscopy! 🐶

Ever wonder how we investigate unexplained weight loss or chronic digestive issues in dogs when bloodwork and X-rays aren’t providing answers? In this video, we’re performing an endoscopy to collect tissue samples from the stomach and intestines. This minimally invasive procedure helps us check for underlying conditions like inflammation, infection, or even cancer—without the need for major surgery.

We’re proud to have a board-certified internal medicine specialist who visits our clinic to perform these advanced diagnostics, ensuring your pet gets the best possible care. 💙

If your pup has been losing weight or experiencing ongoing GI symptoms, talk to us about whether endoscopy might help get the answers you need.

Frame 1 - Endoscopy being performed under general anesthesia.
Frame 2 - Look how cool the stomach looks!
Frame 3 - Taking a biopsy in the small intestines!
Frame 4 - See the bubbling hole? That’s the entrance to the duodenum from the stomach!

05/13/2025

Cuddles are included in the price of all surgeries 😜💕

05/12/2025

Help us show sweet Jolene some love!

A few weeks ago, Jolene came to us with a severe and painful injury — a large, open wound on her chest, likely caused by getting caught on an exposed nail.

Our team, led by Dr. Hiller, acted quickly. In surgery, we found a significant tear in her skin with areas of necrotic (dead) tissue that couldn’t heal on their own.

Dr. Hiller meticulously debrided the wound, removing the damaged tissue, then carefully repaired and reconstructed the remaining healthy skin.

Thanks to timely intervention, skilled hands, and Jolene’s incredible spirit, she’s healed beautifully — and is back to enjoying life like she deserves.

05/05/2025

Mondays…am I right?!? 😜

04/28/2025

Meet the Staff Monday: Dr. Hiller Edition!

Say hello to Dr. Hiller—our fearless leader who founded and owns EastOver veterinary and who the staff lovingly refers to as Chief 😜 Our team asked him a few oddball questions to help you get to know him just a bit better!

Q1: After people and pets, what’s the first thing you’d rescue if your home was on fire?
“My papa’s 1927 signed baseball. It’s priceless to me.”

Q2: If you had to participate in an actual Olympic sport, which would you choose?
“Downhill skiing—I grew up skiing and would be on a mountain everyday day if I could. ”

Q3: What game show do you think you’d have the best chance of winning?
“Legends of the Hidden Temple. All you millennials know what I’m talking about. ”

Q4: What’s your favorite procedure to perform?
“Dentals and complex wound repairs. I love the challenge and the transformation.”

04/17/2025

Swipe to see the healing journey of this sweet, strong pup 🐾💛

After suffering a serious leg injury, Brandy came to us for ongoing care. His leg was immobilized to protect the area, support the leg and give the tissues time to heal without added strain.

Regular bandage changes played a crucial role—keeping the wound clean, managing moisture, and preventing infection.

Along the way, we had to remove some necrotic (dead) tissue—a common part of the healing process when blood flow has been compromised. Removing that tissue is so important; it helps the healthy tissue underneath thrive and encourages faster, cleaner healing.

You may also notice some oozing in the early photos. That’s a normal part of wound healing—it’s the body’s way of flushing out damaged cells and starting the repair process.

With time, care, and lots of love, this guy made amazing strides. We’re so proud to be part of his recovery journey!