Peak Paws Advanced Veterinary Hospital

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Peak Paws Advanced Veterinary Hospital

Partnering with neighboring veterinarians to provide rehabilitation services and 24/7 emergency care

Welcome to Veterinary Rehabilitation Hospital, located in Cary, NC. We specialize in applying physical rehabilitation techniques and pain management to dogs and cats who have physical limitations due to injury, neurologic disease, surgery, or chronic pain. We work with your regular veterinarian and any specialists to evaluate pain and functional deficits, then develop a treatment and exercise plan

tailored specifically for your pet. Whether your goal is to compete in agility or just go for a walk around the block, we can help your pet back to a lifestyle without limitations.

05/29/2026

❤️ Join Peak Paws in Giving Back! ❤️

Peak Paws Advanced Veterinary Hospital is proud to host a Food Drive benefiting NeighborUp Apex from May 4th through June 29th.

If you’re able, please consider donating:
✨ Non-perishable food items
✨ Toiletries & personal care products
✨ Household cleaning supplies

📍 Donations can be dropped off daily between 12 PM and 7 PM at Peak Paws Advanced Veterinary Hospital.

Let’s work together to support neighbors in need—thank you for helping make an impact! 🥫🧻🧼

05/27/2026

🚨 ER Spotlight: Fletcher 🚨

Meet Fletcher, a sweet (and very spotted!) Dalmatian who recently came to Peak Paws Advanced Veterinary Hospital for an emergency after he became unable to urinate. This is a serious and painful condition that can quickly become life-threatening if not treated right away.

After evaluation, Fletcher required an emergency cystotomy (bladder surgery) to remove the obstruction and help him get relief. We’re happy to report he is on the road to recovery! 💙🐾

🖤🤍 Dalmatian Fun Fact 🤍🖤:
Dalmatians are known to be prone to urinary issues, especially bladder stones, due to how their bodies process uric acid. Because of this, they may be at higher risk for urinary blockages and should be monitored closely for any changes in urination habits.

⚠️ Signs of a possible urinary blockage include:
• Straining to urinate
• Frequent attempts with little or no urine produced
• Crying or discomfort while urinating
• Lethargy or vomiting

If your pet ever shows these symptoms, seek veterinary care immediately. This is an emergency.

Fletcher was such a pleasure to work with, and we’re grateful his family trusted us with his care. 💕🐶

05/25/2026

🐾💛 Happy International Cavalier King Charles Spaniel Day! 💛🐾

👑🐶Today we’re celebrating the sweet, affectionate, and endlessly charming Cavalier King Charles Spaniel!🐶👑

At Peak Paws Advanced Veterinary Hospital, we want to give a special shoutout to two of our incredible Cavalier rehab patients, Fenway and Finley! 🌟🐾

✨💪Fenway has been a patient of our rehab department for a year and a half. As a senior, he sees our rehab team for management of arthritis in his joints through LASER, underwater treadmill, and gym sessions. Finley has been a patient of our rehab department for 4 years. He sees our rehab team for management of hip arthritis; he has received extracorporeal shockwave therapy and veterinary spinal manipulations to keep him comfortable and pain-free.💪✨

Help us wish Fenway and Finley (and all Cavaliers everywhere!) a happy day filled with belly rubs, treats, and tail wags. 🦴❤️

05/22/2026

❤️🐾Peak Paws Advanced Veterinary Hospital is OPEN 24/7, so if any emergencies arise over the Memorial Day holiday weekend, we’re here for you and your pets. 🐾❤️

If your pet is experiencing an emergency, please don’t wait! Our dedicated team is ready to provide the care your pets need anytime day or night.

📞 Call us right away for assistance.

Wishing you and your furry family members a safe and happy Memorial Day weekend! 🐶🐱

05/20/2026

🐾 Rehab Patient Spotlight: Oreo! 🐾

Meet Oreo, an adorable Maltipoo who has been part of our Peak Paws Rehab family for just over a year! 💚 Oreo has been working hard in rehabilitation to help manage IVDD (Intervertebral Disc Disease) and luxating patellas.

Oreo comes to see us weekly for his rehab routine, which includes gym exercises and underwater treadmill sessions to help build strength, improve mobility, and keep him feeling his best. 💪🌊

🎉 Fun Fact About Oreo: Every year for his birthday, Oreo’s mom goes all out. She picks a special birthday theme, dresses Oreo up to match, and even orders a cake that fits the theme perfectly! His mom shared some of the pictures from his previous birthdays with us (he just celebrated his 7th birthday) and we think they are absolutely adorable!🥳🎂

We’re so proud of Oreo and honored to be part of his journey. Keep up the amazing work, Oreo! 🐶✨

05/18/2026

Meet Piglet, an adorable puppy who recently came to Peak Paws Advanced Veterinary Hospital for an emergency visit after getting into something he definitely shouldn’t have.

Piglet was diagnosed with a gastrointestinal foreign body, meaning an object became stuck in his digestive tract and required surgical removal. Foreign bodies can quickly become very serious, causing pain, vomiting, blockage, and even damage to the intestines if not treated promptly.

Our emergency team acted quickly, and Piglet underwent foreign body surgery to safely remove the obstruction.

We’re happy to report that Piglet did great and is now on the road to recovery. He's ready to get back to being the playful, curious puppy he was born to be.

If your pet is vomiting, not eating, acting painful, or you suspect they swallowed something, don’t wait. Our ER team is here to help 24/7. 🐾💛

05/15/2026

🥫 Food Drive at Peak Paws! 🥫

Peak Paws Advanced Veterinary Hospital is collecting donations to support NeighborUp Apex from May 4th – June 29th!

We’re accepting:
🧻 Toiletries
🧼 Household cleaning supplies
🥫 Non-perishable food items

📍 Drop off donations daily from 12 PM – 7 PM at Peak Paws Advanced Veterinary Hospital.

Every item makes a difference—thank you for supporting our community! ❤️

05/13/2026

🐱 Patient Spotlight: Ziggy 🐱

Meet Ziggy, an absolute sweetheart who recently visited Peak Paws Advanced Veterinary Hospital for an urgent medical emergency.

Ziggy came in for a urinary blockage, which can quickly become life-threatening if not treated right away. Our team worked quickly to relieve the obstruction, and Ziggy stayed with us for a couple of days afterward so he could receive supportive care, monitoring, and continued treatment to help him recover safely and comfortably.

We’re happy to report Ziggy did great during his hospital stay—and he was truly the sweetest boy, winning over everyone with his gentle personality and cuddly charm. 🥰

🐾Fun Fact: Ziggy is a Scottish Fold, a breed famous for their adorable folded ears caused by a natural genetic mutation affecting cartilage. They’re known for being affectionate, social, and calm, often following their humans around like little shadows!🐾

We’re so glad we could help Ziggy feel better and get back home where he belongs. 💙

05/11/2026

☀️🐍 Warmer Weather = More Snakes Out! Watch for Copperhead Bites 🐍☀️

As temperatures rise, copperhead snakes become more active—and that means our pets are at higher risk of an unexpected encounter on walks, hikes, or even in the backyard.

⚠️ Copperhead bites can be serious and should always be treated as an emergency. Even if symptoms seem mild at first, venom effects can worsen quickly.⚠️

🐶🐱 Signs your pet may have been bitten include:🐱🐶
• Sudden swelling (often on the face, leg, or paw)
• Pain or limping
• Puncture wounds
• Bleeding or bruising
• Lethargy or weakness

🚨 If you suspect a snake bite: 🚨
✅ Keep your pet calm and limit movement
❌ Do NOT apply a tourniquet
❌ Do NOT attempt to suck out venom
❌ Do NOT apply ice
📞 Call us immediately and head to the hospital

The sooner treatment begins, the better the outcome.

🌿 Prevention Tips:
• Avoid tall grass and wooded brush
• Keep yards trimmed and free of debris
• Watch where pets sniff or explore

📍 If your pet may have been bitten, don’t wait—Peak Paws Advanced Veterinary Hospital is here to help.

📞 Call us right away if you suspect a copperhead bite.

Address

791 Haybeck Lane
Apex, NC
27523

Telephone

+19193356675

Website

https://www.peakpawsvet.com/

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