Sedgefield Animal Hospital

06/19/2025

🐾 Meet Our Foster Kittens! 🐾

Sedgefield Animal Hospital is currently fostering four adorable Red Dog Farm Animal Rescue Network kittens until they find a longer-term foster—or better yet, their forever families! 💕

These sweet babies will be 8 weeks old tomorrow and will be ready to go to their forever homes next month. Meet the crew:
💚 Kermit
💙 Gonzo
🤎 Fozzie Bear
🩷 Beaker (the only girl, keeping her brothers in line!)

If you’re interested in giving one (or more!) of these cuties a loving home, please complete an adoption application here: https://reddogfarm.com/adoptable-animals/

Let’s find these Muppet babies the happy endings they deserve! 🐱✨

06/18/2025

🐾 Midweek Doldrums Got You Down? We’ve Got the Cure: A Cute Pet Picture! 😍

It’s Wednesday — that awkward middle of the week where the coffee isn’t strong enough and the weekend feels far away…
So here’s a little dose of fur-powered happiness from our clinic to help you through it! ☀️🐶🐱

Nala is here to remind us all that belly rubs and ear scratches are the secret to happiness.

Feeling the midweek blahs? Drop a pic of your pet in the comments and tell us:
If your pet had a job, what would it be?
(We’re pretty sure Nala (pictured with her human sister, Nija) would be the CEO of Cuddles Inc. 😊)

Let’s make the middle of the week a little more pawsitive together! 💕

06/17/2025

06/16/2025

Today’s Motivational Monday quote comes from Hunter., The 7 year old fun loving mixed breed.

“Always appreciate the gift of life. Be happy and have fun “

~Michael Jackson

❤️ !❤️

06/16/2025

🎉🐾 School’s out, stories are in—and the guinea pigs are ready to mingle! 📚

Our kids’ reading nook is pawsome, and our adorable Red Dog Farm foster guinea pigs can’t wait to be part of your next reading adventure! We’re a proud stop on The Greensboro Summer Reading Trail, now through July 31st—and it’s the perfect way to stay cool, cuddle some critters, and keep those pages turning. 📖💕

At every Reading Trail stop, you’ll find:
✨ A picture book for little readers to enjoy right on the spot
✨ A chapter book for older kids to read a bit at each location—it’s the same story at every stop, so the plot thickens as you go! 🕵️‍♀️📚

Here’s how to join the fun:
✅ Grab your Reading Trail Map in our lobby (or at any of the participating businesses)
✅ Get your stamp at each stop
✅ Complete the trail to earn a fun prize!

It’s free, flexible, and full of fun—the perfect way to keep kids reading and exploring all summer long.

So come on in, pet a piggy, and read a page (or ten)!

🌟 Learn more & register here: https://www.runningonbooks.com/greensboro-summer-reading-trail

06/15/2025

🎉 Happy Work Anniversary Month!
We’re celebrating some amazing milestones:
✨ Shea – 2 years
✨ Hannah – 3 years
✨ Dr. Talbot – 5 years
✨ Courtney – 28 years

Each of you brings something special to our team, and we’re so grateful for your dedication, heart, and the unique contributions you share every day. 💙 Thank you for being such a big part of what makes SAH who we are!

06/12/2025

Our phone system is currently down. If you need to get in contact with us, we are available through our clinic emergency cell phone line. 336-543-6670. Thank you for your patience as we work to get this issue resolved.

06/11/2025

Lucy might have brought her little hooman brother along for moral support to her Vet Assistant appointment—but they both found the best surprise bonus: our cozy reading nook! 📚🐾

06/10/2025

Sometimes you need to cuddle up with a good book.😊🐾💕

“A cat has absolute emotional honesty: human beings, for one reason or another, may hide their feelings, but a cat does not” - Ernest Hemingway

!😊

06/10/2025

***UPDATE: the phones are now working. ***

Our phone system is currently down. If you need to get in contact with us, we are available through text message. You may text us at 336-294-1944. Thank you for your patience as we work to get this issue resolved.

06/10/2025

🖤 Tsunami Update 🖤

You may have noticed that our beloved clinic cat, Tsunami, has lost some more weight recently. We repeated his lab work last week, and unfortunately, he is now in kidney failure. 😢

We’re closely monitoring his condition, adjusting his medications, supporting him with subcutaneous fluids, and keeping him on a special prescription diet. Our goal is to keep him comfortable and hopefully slow the progression of his kidney disease. Since adjusting his meds last week, he’s seemed perkier and more like his happy, silly self! He’s still our same snuggly, tie-wearing supervisor — just with a few extra naps and some additional needs these days.

Thank you for loving him just as much as we do. Be sure to say hello to him next time you’re in the office. 🐈‍⬛🐾