Craven Animal Hospital

11/03/2025

Happy National Animal Shelter Appreciation Week!! Many animal shelters are non-profit. This means they depend on donations and grants to stay open even when the service they provide is so vital to civil orderliness. Shelters primarily serve the function of finding a home for stray animals, but they also facilitate reuniting lost pets with their owners and provide animal health services, behavioral evaluations, training, pet-sitting, grooming, and humane education. This week we recognize and celebrate the selfless individuals who dedicate their time and hearts to helping animals in our community. THANK YOU!!! 🐾💞

11/01/2025

🚨 Don't Forget!! ⏰
It’s that time of year again — when days get shorter, nights get longer and autumn’s chill reminds us it’s time to “fall back” for the year. Tonight we set our clocks back 1 hour!! Happy November!! 🍂🦃

10/31/2025

Happy Howl-o-ween! Here is some of our staff's costumes this year!

10/31/2025

Happy Halloween from CAH! Here are some of our boarders getting spooky!

10/31/2025

Halloween is here! While most humans enjoy Halloween it can also be a scary and potentially dangerous time for pets. Below are some Halloween safety tips to keep in mind! 🕸👻🎃

10/29/2025

NOTICE: Our text system is DOWN! We are working on restoring connection to the system, in the meantime if you need any medication refills or questions you can call us at 252-637-4541 or email us at [email protected].

10/29/2025

Some of our patients are getting in a spooky mood for Halloween! We would love to see your pets at home in their costumes!

10/27/2025

10/26/2025

Good morning!
We are experiencing phone issues this morning- we are able to receive calls, but we cannot call out. The phone company is working to resolve this, but we are unsure how long this will take. We appreciate your patience!

10/23/2025

Do you know WHO I AM??

Healthy, well behaved pit mix found in the Tyler Lake area. Does NOT have microchip. Extremely friendly towards other dogs and rescuers. Olivia Register is currently housing and caring for.

If you do know who I am or my family please reach out to Craven-Pamlico Animal Services, or Olivia Register here on Facebook.

10/23/2025

Pet Obesity is a growing concern in the Veterinary Field. We aim to educate pet owners about the risks associated with obesity in pets, such as diabetes, joint problems, and reduced life expectancy. Craven Animal Hospital encourages pet owners to provide proper nutrition, regular exercise, and routine veterinary care to ensure their pets maintain a healthy weight. Did you know? We have a full time Registered Veterinary Technician that provides Nutrition Counseling to our clients. Contact us if you are interested in scheduling a consult with Shirley!