Greystone Pet Hospital

12/30/2025

Greystone Pet Hospital will be closed Wednesday December 31, 2025 and Thursday January 1, 2026.
We will reopen Friday January 2, 2026 for regular business hours.
We wish you and your family a Happy New Year.

12/19/2025

08/28/2025

Greystone Pet Hospital will be closed from Saturday, August 30, 2025, through September 1, 2025.
In the event of an emergency, please contact 270-843-1558 to be directed to the on-call clinic.
We will resume regular business hours on
September 2, 2025.
We wish you and your family a safe and enjoyable holiday weekend.

07/02/2025

We will be closed
July 4-6. We will reopen July 7th for regular business hours. Should you have an emergency call 270-843-1558 you will be directed to the clinic on call. We hope you and your family have a safe holiday weekend.

06/23/2025

The 4th of July will soon be here. Now is the time to refill your Trazodone and anxiety medications. Secure your gates. Ensure pets are microchipped! Your pets will Thank you.

05/21/2025

Greystone Pet Hospital will be closed in observance of Memorial Day on Saturday May 24, 2025 and Monday May 26, 2025. We will reopen on
Tuesday May 27, 2025 for regular business hours.
Please plan ahead for your food and medication pickups.
Should you have an emergency call 270-843-1558 and you will be directed to the clinic on call.
We wish you and your family a great Holiday weekend.

02/18/2025

Greystone Pet Hospital will be closed Wednesday February 19, 2025.
With the impending weather we want to keep our Clients and Staff safe.
Should you have a emergency, please call our office 270-843-1558 and you will directed to the clinic on call.

02/04/2025

🐾~Heartworm Disease~🐾

Many pet owners opt out of heartworm prevention during the Fall and Winter months, but what most don’t realize is that pets need year-round prevention! If a dog comes into contact with an infected mosquito during the Summer, it can take several months for the heartworm larvae to mature to the point that they would even be detectable on a blood test. Testing 5-7 months AFTER possible exposure and keeping the pet on monthly preventative offers the most complete protection.

In 2024, our shelter and clinic alone diagnosed 109 cases of canine Heartworm. It is RAMPANT in this area of the country. Treatment is a long, expensive, and painful process so prevention is key! If not treated, heartworms can be fatal. You can NOT tell that a dog has heartworm disease by looking at them. There are NO visual indicators. The results can only be determined by a blood test.

Our recommended protocol for preventing heartworm in dogs is:

🐾Start puppies on prevention at 8 weeks
💕Begin testing at 6 months
🐾Keep dog on monthly heartworm prevention
💕Maintain annual testing

Our clinic offers low-cost heartworm testing on a walk-in basis. It involves a quick blood draw and test results are back within minutes. Testing is required prior to purchasing prevention. Having your dog on a heartworm regimen is one of the easiest ways to avoid a catastrophic diagnosis!