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Liberty Animal Hospital

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🐾 Fear Free dog & cat vet in South Salem, OR. Dr. Kolby Virgin, DVM. Hablamos español. We believe vet visits don't have to be stressful. Please call first.

Liberty Animal Hospital is a full-service, owner-led dog and cat clinic in South Salem, Oregon, led by Dr. Kolby Virgin, DVM. As a Fear Free practice, we use low-stress handling, separate waiting spaces for cats and dogs, and gentler vaccine protocols, so your pet feels safer and each visit gets a little easier. We explain what we're doing and why at every step, so you can make confident decisions about your pet's care. Our services include:
🐾 Wellness exams, vaccines and parasite prevention
🐾 Wellness plans and puppy & kitten care
🐾 Dental care
🐾 Surgery and anesthesia
🐾 On-site diagnostics
🐾 Dermatology and behavior
🐾 Pain management, palliative care and shockwave therapy
🐾 Pharmacy, microchipping, nail trims and health certificates

Same-day urgent care is available during open hours. We are a day clinic and don't offer overnight or 24-hour emergency care. We speak English and Spanish. Hablamos español.

📞 Call (503) 339-7065 or visit libertyahsalem.com to book.

10/29/2026

With so many pet food options on the shelves, finding the right diet for your pet can feel overwhelming! 🛒🐶🐱

Proper nutrition is the foundation of your pet's health, fueling their daily energy, supporting a shiny coat, and promoting long-term vitality. To make the best choice for your pet, focus on these three essential factors:

• Life Stage Tailoring: Puppies, adults, and seniors require distinct nutrient ratios for optimal longevity.
• Ingredient Quality: Focus on whole protein sources and avoid artificial fillers or unnecessary additives.
• Portion Control: Measuring exact meal portions prevents accidental overfeeding and reduces joint stress.

Our team is always here to help you navigate your pet's dietary needs with personalized nutritional counseling! 🩺✨

👇 What is your pup's absolute favorite meal or healthy treat? Share a picture of them at dinnertime in the comments below! 📸👇

🏥 Liberty Animal Hospital
📍 4555 Liberty Rd S #120, Salem, OR 97302
📞 Phone: (503) 339-7065
🌐 https://libertyahsalem.com/

10/28/2026

Treating the adult fleas you can see is only part of the job.

Fleas pass through four life stages: egg, larva, pupa, and adult. Eggs drop off the cat into bedding, carpet, and furniture, so an infestation can continue long after the visible fleas are gone. Clearing it usually means treating the cat and the home together.

Watch for the signs of fleas and the health risks they pose to cats, and act early.

Flea products made for dogs can poison cats. Check the label before using any product, and ask your veterinarian which options are appropriate for your cat.

Our full article covers the flea life cycle, safe treatment options, and how to clear your home in Salem.

Read the full article:
https://libertyahsalem.com/blogs/flea-treatment-for-cats-salem/

10/27/2026

Did you know that parasites like fleas, ticks, and mosquitoes pose year-round threats to your pets? 🦟🐕

Even hidden pests can cause serious health complications for your household:
• Fleas cause severe itching, allergic dermatitis, and can quickly infest your home.
• Ticks transmit serious blood-borne illnesses like Lyme disease during outdoor adventures.
• Mosquito bites transmit deadly heartworms that severely damage heart and lung arteries.

The best defense is continuous, year-round prevention to keep your household safe and healthy!

👇 What outdoor adventures do you and your pups have planned this season? Drop a photo of your happy dog in the comments below! 📸✨

🏥 Liberty Animal Hospital
📍 4555 Liberty Rd S #120, Salem, OR 97302
📞 Phone: (503) 339-7065
🌐 https://libertyahsalem.com/

10/22/2026

Think bad breath is just a normal part of having a pet? Think again! 🐶🐱

Oral hygiene is about far more than fresh kisses—it's essential for protecting your pet’s heart, kidneys, and overall comfort! When plaque and tartar build up on teeth, bacteria can creep under the gums and enter the bloodstream, posing serious systemic health risks.

From routine home care to professional dental cleanings, a proactive approach to dental health keeps your furry family members happy, comfortable, and thriving for years to come.

👇 How do you care for your pet’s teeth at home? Toothbrush, dental wipes, or chews? Drop a photo of your pet's best smile in the comments below! 📸✨

🏥 Liberty Animal Hospital
📍 4555 Liberty Rd S #120, Salem, OR 97302
📞 Phone: (503) 339-7065
🌐 https://libertyahsalem.com/

10/20/2026

Did you know that pets age much faster than humans? Because of this, a lot can change in your pet’s health in just one year! 🐱🐶

Routine annual wellness visits are the secret to a long, happy, and healthy life for your furry best friend. Annual checkups allow our veterinary team to:

✅ Catch health issues early through comprehensive physical exams

✅ Maintain core vaccine protection against preventable diseases

✅ Monitor weight management & nutrition tailored to their lifestyle

Preventative care is always easier, safer, and more affordable than treating an advanced illness! 🩺✨

👇 When was your pet's last visit to the vet? Share a photo of your cute furry friend in the comments below! 📸👇

🏥 Liberty Animal Hospital
📍 4555 Liberty Rd S #120, Salem, OR 97302
📞 Phone: (503) 339-7065
🌐 https://libertyahsalem.com/

10/18/2026

If your dog or cat is over two years old, there's a good chance they already have some degree of gum disease — and the part that matters is the part you can't see.

Roughly 80% of dogs and 70% of cats show signs of periodontal disease by age two. Here's the progression:

• Plaque builds up every day. If it isn't brushed off, it hardens into tartar in about a day — and once it's hard, brushing won't shift it.
• That tartar irritates the gums until they go red and puffy. That's gingivitis, and at this stage a professional cleaning still reverses it completely.
• Left alone, the infection moves below the gum line and breaks down the bone and ligament holding the tooth in place. That bone doesn't grow back.
• Cats are the hardest to catch. A cat with significant dental disease will still eat, still purr and seem completely normal — looking fine isn't the same as being fine.

It isn't only about teeth, either. Bacteria from inflamed gums reach the bloodstream, and a heavier periodontal burden has been linked to changes in the heart, kidneys and liver.

The good news is that caught early, it's reversible. If it's been over a year since your pet's last dental exam, or you've noticed bad breath, tartar buildup or a change in how they're eating, give us a call and we'll walk you through exactly what we find and what your options are.

🏥 Liberty Animal Hospital
📍 4555 Liberty Rd S #120, Salem, OR 97302
📞 Phone: (503) 339-7065
🌐 https://libertyahsalem.com/

10/15/2026

Finding a veterinary team you can trust with your beloved pets shouldn't be stressful! At Liberty Animal Hospital, we treat your pets like our own family 🐾❤️

Meet Dr. Kolby Virgin, DVM! Graduating from Oregon State and serving the Salem and Keizer communities since 2015, Dr. Virgin brings over 25 years of experience to our clinic. His neurodivergent approach means structured visits, direct communication, and a calm, fear-free environment for both you and your pet.

Whether your pet needs routine vaccinations, advanced dental procedures, or same-day urgent care, our team is ready to deliver full-service compassionate medicine.

👇 Drop a photo of your pets in the comments below so we can give them a warm hello! 📸🐶🐱

🏥 Liberty Animal Hospital
📍 4555 Liberty Rd S #120, Salem, OR 97302
📞 Phone: (503) 339-7065
🔗 https://libertyahsalem.com/

07/22/2026

Quick clinic update for those clients who have been patiently waiting for our normal return to business. We now have a full time vet on staff seeing appointments on our normal business days. We are playing a bit of catchup, so we appreciate your continued patience in scheduling your pets appointments. Wellness visits may be a few weeks out and for urgent needs we can work in most (but not all) as same day or next day drop offs.

06/28/2026

The 4th of July fireworks are soon upon us and many of you will ask for sedatives. We want to let you know that if you need something please call us and pick something up by Thursday the 2nd. We will be closed this year on Friday the 3rd and Saturday the 4th. We also can only dispense medication for those with a current annual exam so be aware we may not be able to help if this is not established or current.

06/07/2026

This little cutie is looking for a new home. She has some ear/allergy issues, but after pulling the rest of her teeth she’s feeling like a brand new girl!

Address

4555 Liberty Road South, Suite 120
Salem, OR
97302

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5:30pm
Tuesday	9am - 5:30pm
Thursday	9am - 5:30pm
Friday	9am - 5:30pm
Saturday	9am - 5:30pm

Telephone

+15033397065

Website

http://www.libertyahsalem.com/

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