Roanoke Island Animal Clinic

Roanoke Island Animal Clinic After Hour Emergency Number: 252-489-9961.

3rd Wed. of every month we are located at the Ocracoke Community Center.

4th Wed. Fun stuffs only :)
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of every month we are located at the Avon Firehouse. We are a preventative and wellness practice by day, and an emergency hospital as needed. If you have an after hours emergency please call our emergency line at 252-489-9961. Every night one of our 4 amazing doctors is on call and ready to assist you and your pets. We also offer a traveling clinic that visits Cape Hatteras, NC and Ocracoke, NC on

ce a month. If you need to book an appointment or are interested in the dates for those clinics, please call as they change with the calendar month. PLEASE DO NOT SEND Rx REQUESTS or DOCTOR INQUIRIES THROUGH THIS FACEBOOK. THIS PAGE IS NOT REGULARLY CHECKED AND A TIMELY RESPONSE CANNOT BE EXPECTED.

06/07/2026
06/05/2026
05/31/2026

Balloon releases will soon be illegal in this U.S. state over concerns about animal safety. DETAILS: https://hja.li/3aob

05/30/2026

We will be at Currituck Animal Shelter on June 3rd and 10th. Please leave a message here if you are coming so we can bring your record

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05/23/2026

BBQ season is upon us! Here are a few common BBQ hazards to avoid:

1. Corn cobs – These are a common cause of intestinal blockage in dogs and must be kept out of reach. Corn kernels that are unseasoned and removed from the cob are safe for dogs.

2. Wooden skewers – Dogs may try to eat skewers with any food on them. If ingested, skewers can pierce through the esophagus, stomach, or intestines, causing serious consequences.

3. Grease and meat drippings – If grease spills on gravel or loose wood, dogs may lick or eat foreign material, causing an obstruction. Make sure you clean up any spills with the garden hose.

4. Meat with bones – If cooked bones are ingested, the risks are splintering, choking, intestinal blockage, or mouth/tooth injury and should not be given to dogs.

5. Fatty foods - Any foods high in fat can cause diarrhea, vomiting, and pancreatitis in dogs and should be avoided.

6. Loose garbage - Keep garbage secured with a lid that dogs cannot get into. Keep table scraps out of reach. If ingested can cause an obstruction.

7. Foil or plastic wrap – These have remnants of food on them and smell good to dogs. To prevent accidental ingestion, promptly dispose of used foil with food on it.

By avoiding these common hazards, you and your dog can have a safe and fun BBQ season. Enjoy!

05/23/2026

With summer starting, please learn the true facts about air temperature and those in a parked car! Even in the shade with windows down, car interiors heat quickly!




Address

107 Russell Twiford Road
Manteo, NC
27954

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 1pm
Thursday 8am - 1pm
3pm - 5:30pm
Friday 8am - 5:30pm
Saturday 8am - 1pm

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