Bridges Professional Park Animal Hospital

Bridges Professional Park Animal Hospital Bridges Professional Park Animal Hospital is a full-service veterinary practice dedicated to providi

🇺🇸🔨 Happy Labor Day from Bridges Professional Park Animal Hospital! 🐾❤️💙Labor Day is a time to recognize and celebrate t...
09/04/2026

🇺🇸🔨 Happy Labor Day from Bridges Professional Park Animal Hospital! 🐾❤️💙

Labor Day is a time to recognize and celebrate the hard work, dedication, and contributions of workers across our country. It’s also a wonderful opportunity to slow down, spend time with family and friends, and enjoy the long weekend with our beloved pets! 🐶🐱🐰🦜

We are incredibly thankful for all of the hardworking people in our community who help make a difference every day. From our family to yours, we wish you a safe, relaxing, and happy Labor Day weekend! 🇺🇸

📢 HOLIDAY CLOSURE
Our office will be CLOSED:
📅 Saturday, September 5th, 2026 through Monday, September 7th, 2026
We will resume our normal business hours on Tuesday, September 8th.

🚨 PET EMERGENCIES
If your pet experiences an emergency while our office is closed, please contact an emergency veterinary hospital:
🐾 Emergency Pet Hospital of Craven-Carteret County
📞 252-444-1399
📍 Havelock, NC

🐾 Swansboro Animal Hospital Emergency & Trauma Center
📞 910-839-5934
📍 Swansboro, NC

❤️💙 Have a safe and happy Labor Day weekend from all of us at Bridges Professional Park Animal Hospital! 🇺🇸🐾

🍂 The weather is cooling off, but fleas aren’t going anywhere! 🐾As temperatures drop, fleas look for warm, protected env...
09/02/2026

🍂 The weather is cooling off, but fleas aren’t going anywhere! 🐾

As temperatures drop, fleas look for warm, protected environments—and your home provides the perfect place to survive. Fleas can move indoors on pets, clothing, shoes, or other animals and then settle into warm areas such as carpets, bedding, furniture, and cracks in flooring.

Once inside, fleas can continue their life cycle year-round. This means that even when it’s cold outside, your pet can still be exposed to fleas in the comfort of their own home.

🐱 And yes—even indoor-only cats can get fleas! Fleas can easily hitch a ride inside with people, dogs, other pets, or wildlife. You may never see a flea outside or notice one on your pet before an infestation begins.

That’s why year-round flea prevention is so important. Keeping your pets consistently protected helps prevent fleas from becoming a problem for both your pet and your home.

❤️ Don’t let cooler weather give you a false sense of security. Keep flea prevention on your pet’s schedule all year long! Ask your veterinary team which flea prevention is best for your pet.

Let us introduce you to Kate, one of our senior veterinary assistants. Kate has been working in vet med for over 7 years...
08/28/2026

Let us introduce you to Kate, one of our senior veterinary assistants. Kate has been working in vet med for over 7 years. Kate has been with BPPAH the entire time! Kate started as a kennel assistant and moved to vet assistant when Dr. Bailey and Dr. McQuiddy purchased the practice. She is currently in school to become a veterinary technician. Kate has a cat that only has three legs, his name is Samson, and he is always happy to meet people. Outside of work, she mostly spends time with her very close-knit family.

🌧️☔️ Rainy days don’t stand a chance against this much cuteness! 🐶💙 T-Rex came to visit us today and brought his own sun...
08/27/2026

🌧️☔️ Rainy days don’t stand a chance against this much cuteness! 🐶💙 T-Rex came to visit us today and brought his own sunshine! ☀️🐾

🐾 Why Annual Exams Are So Important for Your PetsOur pets can’t tell us when something hurts or when they don’t feel qui...
08/24/2026

🐾 Why Annual Exams Are So Important for Your Pets

Our pets can’t tell us when something hurts or when they don’t feel quite right. That’s why regular veterinary exams are one of the most important things we can do to protect their health and well-being.

❤️ For young pets:
Puppies and kittens are growing and changing quickly. Annual—or more frequent, depending on age and their veterinarian’s recommendations—wellness visits help monitor growth and development, keep vaccinations and parasite prevention up to date, assess nutrition and behavior, and catch potential health problems early.

🐾 For adult pets:
Pets often hide signs of illness until a condition has progressed. Routine examinations allow veterinarians to establish what is normal for your pet and detect subtle changes in weight, teeth, skin, heart, lungs, and overall health before they become bigger problems.

🩷 For senior pets:
As pets age, their risk for conditions such as arthritis, dental disease, kidney disease, heart disease, diabetes, and other age-related problems increases. Regular exams—and often more frequent visits and diagnostic testing—can help identify these conditions earlier, manage pain, and create a personalized plan to keep senior pets comfortable and enjoying their lives.

🔎 Prevention and early detection matter.
Many diseases are easier to manage when discovered early, sometimes before your pet shows obvious symptoms. Wellness exams give your veterinarian an opportunity to look for those subtle warning signs and discuss nutrition, weight, dental care, behavior, lifestyle, and preventive medicine.

Every year of a pet’s life is precious. 🐶🐱 An annual wellness exam is more than a checkup—it’s an opportunity to help your pet live a longer, healthier, happier life and give you more wonderful years together.
Don’t wait until your pet is sick to schedule a visit. Prevention is one of the greatest gifts we can give them. ❤️🐾

Meet Sarah M., one of our stellar veterinary assistants. She has always had a love for animals and spent most of her tim...
08/14/2026

Meet Sarah M., one of our stellar veterinary assistants. She has always had a love for animals and spent most of her time growing up around horses. In the last 16 years, Sarah has worked her way up from kennel technician to vet assistant. Sarah is currently enrolled in Penn Foster, pursuing her Veterinary Technician License. She is originally from Oklahoma, but has lived in Maine, New York, Florida and North Carolina due to her husband being in the US Coast Guard. Sarah shares her home with her fur babies Calypso – 3 1/2 yr old Aussie, Stuart – 14 yr old cat and Dango – a 7-yr crested gecko. In her spare time, Sarah likes gardening, combing the beach for treasures and crafting. Fun fact: In high school, she was in FFA where she raised show pigs to earn a State Degree from the Oklahoma FFA Association. While stationed in New York, she took that knowledge and mentored a young 4H chapter on how to better raise and show their pig projects and served as a judge for the Oswego County Fair for 3 years.

DRUM ROLL!!!!!!The votes have been tallied up and we have the winners!THE WINNERS ARE...........1. Raisin McClure2. Leo ...
08/04/2026

DRUM ROLL!!!!!!

The votes have been tallied up and we have the winners!

THE WINNERS ARE...........

1. Raisin McClure
2. Leo Mullins
3. Betty Slocomb
4. Darla Monaco
5. Dixie Askew

Thank you all for participating and we look forward to next year's contest!

Looking for a new furry companion?Callie is looking for her furever home! She is a six-year-old female Siberian husky. s...
07/31/2026

Looking for a new furry companion?

Callie is looking for her furever home! She is a six-year-old female Siberian husky. she is spayed and up-to-date on vaccines. Looking to rehome ASAP. Very sweet and great with kids. Good with other animals except for ducks and chickens. Would benefit from having a lot of land to run or someone to take her on daily walks. Located in the Moore County - Aberdeen area. Please contact Michaella Campbell at (910)691-1230 if interested!

2 days left to vote! Cast your votes now!
07/28/2026

2 days left to vote! Cast your votes now!

Sara D. is one of our excellent veterinary assistants. She has been in Veterinary Medicine for over 10 years. She also h...
07/27/2026

Sara D. is one of our excellent veterinary assistants. She has been in Veterinary Medicine for over 10 years. She also has experience with boarding and grooming. Sara has a passion for animals and makes them as comfortable as possible. She is currently doing online school to work towards getting her Vet Technician License. She loves working with our dental patients and helping her team on a daily basis. Outside of work you can find Sara hiking with her dog in the woods or reading a book! At home she has three cats (Molly, Curtis and Obi) and one dog (Bugsy). Be warned, if your dog resembles hers, she will let you know and probably show you a picture!

Address

214 Commerce Avenue
Morehead City, NC
28557

Opening Hours

Monday 7:30am - 6pm
Tuesday 7:30am - 6pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 6pm
Thursday 7:30am - 6pm
Friday 7:30am - 6pm
Saturday 8am - 1pm

Telephone

+12522475595

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