County Line Veterinary Hospital

09/04/2026

The office is open today (9/4) until 4:30pm and will reopen on Tuesday, September 8th at 8am. Have a wonderful and safe Holiday Weekend 🇺🇸

07/20/2026

We are back up and running!!!

07/20/2026

We do apologize - our phones and electricity are currently out - we are actively working on finding out why and rectifying it. Thank you for your patience 🐶💜🐈‍⬛

07/04/2026

Happy 4th of July!

Today is a time to celebrate with family, friends, and pets as we enjoy all the festivities that make Independence Day special.

As you celebrate, remember to keep pets safe from fireworks, outdoor hazards, and holiday foods that may upset sensitive stomachs.

If your pet needs emergency care, our team is here and ready to help throughout the holiday. 859-429-4392
2051 Briggs Rd, Mount Laurel NJ

07/04/2026

07/04/2026

We're Open!

All 4 of the NorthStar VETS & PASE hospitals will remain open 24/7 throughout the 4th of July holiday weekend.

Stay safe, have fun...we're here if you need us!

🎆🍔🌭Happy Independence Day! 🌭🍔🎆

07/02/2026

Just a reminder that the office will be closed starting tomorrow for the holiday weekend 🇺🇸

🇺🇸Happy 250th Birthday America!! 🇺🇸

07/02/2026

We're entering into a stretch of potentially dangerous weather over the next few days where the chances of heat stroke for humans and pets is very real. Temperatures will be pushing or exceeding 90 degrees with high humidity depending on your location, so please be sure to take extra precautions to avoid an emergency trip to the ER or vet clinic.

Things not to do:
❌ Leave your pet in the car (yes, even with the AC running)
❌ Decide the next few days are a good days to take up hiking with your pet
❌ Keep your pet outside without access to water and shade for long periods of time
❌ Walk your pet on pavement, concrete, or any other hot surface
❌ Forget your secret bag of M&Ms in the center console. Again.

Things we suggest you do:
✅ Leave your pets at home where they can lounge on the couch
✅ Look at reels of people hiking with their pets for inspiration to go hiking with your pet when the weather is safe to do so
✅ Limit outdoor time and potty breaks (and no zoomies!)
✅ Keep your pet in shady, grassy areas to protect their sensitive toe beans from burns
✅ Bring your favorite veterinary team ice cream sandwiches when you stop at the store to get yourselves a lil' treat too

(The last one is optional, I guess... but *highly* encouraged)

Our biggest thing on our list of suggestions, though, is to educate yourself on the signs of heat stroke and what to do if you suspect your pet is suffering from heat stroke. It takes *less than 15 minutes* for a dog to die from heat stroke, so please monitor them closely over these next few days!

07/02/2026

July 4th Pet Safety Awareness 🎆

Did you know that more pets go missing around Independence Day than almost any other time of year?

Protect your pet this holiday:
• Keep them indoors during fireworks
• Verify microchip information is current
• Avoid sharing holiday foods
• Secure gates, doors, and windows
• Talk with your primary veterinarian about anxiety management options if needed

We will be open throughout the holiday weekend at all locations!
We wish everyone a safe and happy holiday weekend! ❤️💙

07/01/2026

🌡️ Extreme heat is on the way! 🌡️
With temperatures expected to climb into the upper 90s—and even over 100°F in some areas by midweek—please take extra precautions to protect both yourself and your pets.

• 🌅 Walk dogs early in the morning or after the sun goes down.
• 💧 Keep fresh, cool water available at all times.
• 🩹 Avoid hot pavement—it can burn paw pads in seconds.
• 🌳 Limit outdoor activity and seek shade whenever possible.
• 🚗 Never leave children or pets in a parked vehicle, even for a few minutes.
⚠️ Heat stroke can develop quickly in both humans and animals and is a life-threatening emergency. If you or your pet show signs of heat exhaustion or heat stroke, seek medical or veterinary care immediately.

Stay cool, stay hydrated, & stay safe! 🥵