Blue Ridge Animal Hospital

04/10/2026

We wanted to let everyone know that our parking lot will be getting a much needed make over next week! With that being said, from Tuesday the 14th - Sunday the 19th all clients will need to park at Cabinets to Go and walk over from there. They are located directly beside of our building, and we are asking that you park at the far end of their parking lot closest to us so we can try to limit interference with their business. We thank you for your understanding and cooperation!

01/26/2026

We will be closing early today due to weather. Sorry for any inconvenience. We will be back in office tomorrow. Stay safe! ⛄️

10/21/2025

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❤️ FIND A VET THAT SMILES! 🥰

Find a vet that smiles like this when they are taking care of your animals! Dr. Amy is the relief vet at Blue Ridge Animal Hospital today and she was so kind in caring for our foster boy Dwayne. She said the Toms hold a special place in her heart.

Sweet Dwayne saw the vet today because he has been attacking himself. Seriously...sounds like a cat fight althoughhe'sin a room alone. Amy's assessment is that he is suffering from hyperesthesia. Hyperesthesia is a condition characterized by an increased sensitivity to touch, pain, and other sensory stimuli. He has self inflicted wounds all along his tail. His tail was shaved and cleaned. He received a convenia injection (antibiotic) to ward off any infection which is especially important since he is FIV+. He is receiving onsior (to control pain & inflammation) and gabapentin (to help with pain & anxiety). He also has pretty cruddy, itchy ears so posatex to address an ear infection. He will wear the eCollar until his tail heals. He goes for a recheck in two weeks.

But get this...all that and Dwayne purred pretty much non stop. So glad his sunny disposition is intact!

📸 he may or may not have been whacking Dr. Amy in the face with his cone

03/21/2025

😎 We are excited to announce that we are now offering cold laser therapy! 😎

Laser Therapy, or photobiomodulation, is a non-invasive, highly effective, safe and non-surgical treatment that can be used for a variety of ailments and even after surgical procedures. It has been shown to aid in incision/wound healing and also has anti-inflammatory properties to make your pet more comfortable. It can be used for -

Osteoarthritis and tendon/ligament disorders
Hot Spots, burns, lick granulomas
Stomatitis, gingivitis and after dental extractions

It can even be used for things like ear infections, cystitis (and other urinary system disorders), asthma and more.

We are very excited about this new treatment option we are able to offer to help the comfort of our patients! Plus, Sirius shows how cool their safety goggles make them look! 😌

02/20/2025

Due to the road conditions, we will be opening at 12pm today instead of 10am. We are sorry for any inconvenience! Stay safe!

02/18/2025

Due to the incoming inclement weather, we will be closed Wednesday February 19th and opening up late on Thursday February 20th at 10am. We are sorry for any inconvenience We hope everyone stays safe and warm. Thank you!

For any after hours emergent needs, we recommend the Airport Pet Emergency Clinic

01/10/2025

We will be closing at 4pm today due to incoming inclement weather. We hope everyone stays safe and warm this weekend. We will be back in office regular hours on Monday morning at 8am. Thank you for your understanding! ☃️

09/27/2024

Due to the weather and our power being out, we are closing for the day. We hope everyone stays safe and dry today! We will be back at 8am Monday morning. Thank you for your understanding!

02/02/2024

*UPDATE - issue is resolved!*

We are having trouble with our Internet and our phones this morning. We are sorry for any inconvenience! You can message the page if you need us in the meantime. Thank you!

01/26/2024

In honor of South Korea banning the trade and sell of dog meat, we’d like to introduce you to Lou!

Lou is an 11 year old Jindo/wirehair terrier mix who was one of the lucky dogs saved from the illegal dog meat trade in Southeast Asia by the Soi Dog Foundation in March 2019! She was then flown to the United States to the Barking Lot rescue. They discovered she had a few minor health issues, but she was doctored up, and after a few months she got lucky again and was adopted by her wonderful parents!

We are happy to know and care for sweet Lou, and think she is pretty amazing for what she has been through 🥰