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The Animal Hospital at Lake Brandt

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The Animal Hospital at Lake Brandt

Full-service small animal hospital in Summerfield, NC
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08/01/2025

Today Is The Universal Birthday For Shelter Dogs!

Many rescue dogs don't know their real birthday, so August 1st gives every former shelter pup a day to celebrate.

Whether your dog came from a shelter, rescue, or breeder, today's about celebrating their journey to your family.

Show some love to all the doggos who may not have an official birthday today!

07/28/2025

Planning a summer trip? Many states/countries require health certificates for crossing borders, and airlines have specific requirements for flying pets.

Schedule your travel consultation 2-3 weeks before departure - last-minute appointments might not meet timing requirements. Contact us to learn more. Schedule a travel consultation today! https://us.vetstoria.com/booking/667dd93d994cb/?r=6

07/26/2025

Today’s the day to become your pet’s photographer!

Tips from our team: get on their level, use natural light, capture their personality rather than forced poses, and have treats ready for attention. The best photos happen when they're just being themselves. Share your favorite pet photo attempts!

07/24/2025

Summer brings unique eye challenges – dust, pollen, chlorine, and UV exposure can all irritate sensitive eyes.

Watch for excessive tearing, pawing at eyes, or squinting. Some pets benefit from protective eyewear during long outdoor adventures!

Red, swollen, or cloudy eyes need prompt veterinary attention. Schedule an exam if you've noticed changes! https://us.vetstoria.com/booking/667dd93d994cb/?r=6

07/21/2025

Let's talk about our pets' most interesting summer habits!

Dogs who are wary of sprinklers, cats who request ice cubes but ignore water bowls, pets who insist on sunbathing in warm weather, or those who think air conditioning vents are personal cooling stations. Share your pet's unique summer quirk!

07/17/2025

Emergency preparedness includes our pets! Keep pet carriers accessible near exits, include pets in evacuation plans, and consider pet alert stickers for windows.

For apartment dwellers: know which exits allow pets during emergencies.

Most importantly — if you're safely out, don't go back for pets. Contact emergency responders instead.

07/14/2025

Not all dogs are natural swimmers! Even water-loving breeds can struggle in pools without proper supervision.

Always watch them closely! Provide life vests for nervous swimmers, rinse off chlorine immediately, and never assume they can swim just because they're a "water breed."

Does anyone else have a dog who's cautious about puddles but loves swimming pools?

07/10/2025

National Kitten Day!

Today we celebrate the chaos, 3 AM zoomies, surprise pounces, and those moments when they finally fall asleep in impossible positions. Kittens remind us that life's too short not to play.

Share your favorite kitten memory below!

06/27/2025

We're looking for the most ridiculous summer pet moment!

Is your dog terrified of sprinklers yet loves swimming? Does your cat sunbathe in impossible locations?

Post your pet's summer shenanigans below!

06/25/2025

Heat wave got your active pet bouncing off walls?

Transform your living room into an indoor agility course! Use sofa cushions for jumps, rolled towels for weave poles, and cardboard boxes for tunnels.

Mental stimulation tires them out when physical exercise outdoors isn't safe. Share your DIY indoor pet entertainment hacks!

06/24/2025

Forget everything you've heard about removing ticks with petroleum jelly, burning, or twisting — those old tales can make things worse!

Here's what actually works: fine-tipped tweezers, grabbing as close to the skin as possible, and pulling straight up with steady pressure. No twisting!

Bring us any embedded ticks you're uncomfortable removing. What's your tick horror story?

06/20/2025

Think your dog's a natural swimmer?

Surprisingly, many aren't! Even water-loving breeds can struggle with exit points in pools.

And did you know cats can actually swim but their tolerance for water varies by breed?

Maine C***s often enjoy splashing while Siamese typically perform Olympic-level jumps to avoid droplets.

What's your pet's weirdest water behavior?

Address

1012 NC Highway 150 W
Summerfield, NC
27358

Opening Hours

Monday	7am - 6pm
Tuesday	7am - 6pm
Wednesday	7am - 6pm
Thursday	7am - 6pm
Friday	7am - 6pm

Telephone

+13366432229

Website

https://www.vetsummerfield.com/

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