Twin Oaks Veterinary Clinic

08/27/2025

Attention:

We will be closed Thursday August 28th through September 1st and will return to normal business hours September 2nd. For any medical emergencies please reach out to the any of these emergency clinics.
Upstate Vet Emergency &Specialty Care
~ 864-233-7650
Fetch Specialty & Emergency Vet
~864-900-5888
Western Carolina Vet emergency
~ 828-393-7714
Oasis Animal Hospital
~864-288-4000
Urgent Vet
~864-686-6300
ReadyVets Vet
~864-920-2777

08/14/2025

Performing life saving surgery for this sweet little rotti’s stuffy. He needed emotional support from Cola ❤️

08/14/2025

How can anyone resist this face 😍

07/31/2025

Attention:

We will be taking a long weekend!
We will be closed Friday August 1st and Monday August 4th.

We will be back and ready to serve you Tuesday August 5th 🐶🐱

07/23/2025

Smuggs is one cool cat 🐈 😻

07/15/2025

Tomorrow 7/15/2025 we will be open from 8:00am until 1pm and Closed Wednesday 07/16/2025 all day. Thursday and Friday will be back to regular hours for your pets needs!

07/04/2025

Reminder: we will be closed today and open regular hours Monday 🎉

07/02/2025

Clover and Copper stopped in for a visit and what a treat! These lovely girls gave lots of love to our new Tech assistant Cola! ❤️🐕🌸🌼

06/25/2025

This is Lucy - she had a Spay procedure a couple weeks ago and was a pretty adorable patient 💜

06/23/2025

We are officially having Hot Summer weather!Keep your pets safe and cool 🌞🌡

Temperatures are heating up across the Upstate this week, and if it’s hot outside for you, it’s even hotter for your pet.

Know the symptoms of overheating in pets:

- Excessive panting
- Increased heart rate
- Drooling
- Mild weakness or staggering
- Vomiting

Stay safe and keep your pets cool and comfortable this summer! ☀️

06/20/2025

Such an amazing story!! 💞

OMG!! OMG!! You all won’t believe this story!!! It’s going to make you smile!! 😀

Earlier this week I get a call from a super nice lady named Linda. She had found a Chinese Crested in Campobello over a week ago. “Rufus” is emiciated, weak, and appears to be a senior. But Rufus is sweet. And slowly Linda brings Rufus back to life with some food and love while looking for Rufus’s owner.

Linda calls me to see if I can help. I’m on a business trip and want Rufus to see a vet asap. Linda is kind enough to take him to get a wellness check and update vaccines. To my surprise, Rufus is already neutered. Thats unusual for a stray. Surely Rufus must have had a home at one time.

So Linda takes Rufus to Twin Oaks vet and to all our surprise, Rufus has a microchip. But truthfully, now a days microchips just lead us to unanswered phone calls and unwanted dogs. But guess what….this time the phone WAS answered AND Rufus did have a home! And get this….

Rufus, who is actually Ace, was LOST 10 years AGO after a house fire! 10 years ago!!! And Bethany, Ace’s, Mom only lives a town over from where Ace was found!! Can you believe it?

We will never ever know where Ace has been living for the past 10 years. We will never know his full story. But we are thrilled with this happy ending. I can count on one hand where a stray that entered SBM was reunited with their owner. We ALWAYS check for lost dog postings and we ALWAYS check for microchips because we never know if someone is looking for a dog. In today’s climate of unwanted dogs and so so many strays it’s beyond refreshing to get a reunion like this! Little nuggets of happy stories keep us believing!

Thank you to Linda for being an amazing and kind human and taking Ace in! Bethany, I’m so happy for you and your family AND Ace! And thanks to Twin Oaks for helping us out and facilitating this happy ending!

Yeaaahhhhh!!! Sigh….wouldn’t it be great if every stray had a Bethany looking for them! 🥺

Check posts later today for our Adoptable dogs coming to Landrum Farmer’s Market on Saturday!! 🐶

06/19/2025

Found Boston Terrier local to Landrum. Please contact the clinic if this is your pet.