Points East Veterinary Specialty Hospital Wilson

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Points East Veterinary Specialty Hospital Wilson

Points East - Emergency strives to provide excellent emergency care when your regular veterinarian is closed.
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Our clinic is staffed by veterinarians with extensive training in emergency medical care. In addition to emergency care, we provide overnight intensive care referral service for the surrounding daytime veterinary hospitals. Open 24 hours a day for emergency care
Holidays: 24 hours a day service including New Year’s Day, Easter, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, and Christmas

15/07/2025

Emergencies can happen anytime—make sure your pets are included in your fire safety plan! Here are some essential tips:
🐾 Have an Escape Plan: Know the quickest way out and assign someone to grab your pets in an emergency.
🚪 Keep Collars & Leashes Handy: In case of evacuation, having them ready helps prevent escape or injury.
🔥 Never Leave Open Flames Unattended: Pets can accidentally tip over candles or get too close to fireplaces.
🚨 Place Pet Alert Stickers on Windows: Let firefighters know how many pets are inside your home.
📂 Store Important Documents Safely: Keep vaccination records and vet contacts in a fireproof/waterproof container.
🏥 Get Your Pet Checked After a Fire: Smoke inhalation and burns aren’t always visible—if your pet was in a house fire, have them evaluated by a veterinarian immediately.
A little preparation can save lives! For veterinary emergencies, call (252) 991-6560.

11/07/2025

Heat-related illnesses can become life-threatening fast. Keep pets cool with:
🥤 Fresh, Clean Water Always – Dehydration can set in quickly.
🍉 Frozen Treats – Freeze pet-safe snacks like plain greek yogurt or watermelon.
🏃 Limit Exercise in the Heat – Avoid activity during peak hours.
If your pet collapses, vomits excessively, or becomes lethargic after being in hot weather, call (252) 991-6560 immediately.

05/07/2025

🎆 A Busy 4th at Points East VSH! 🇺🇸

Yesterday was another incredibly busy holiday – with over 50 patients seen, our team was hard at work ensuring pets got the care they needed. We're incredibly grateful to our clients for their patience and kindness throughout the day as we navigated a full caseload.

Despite the hustle, Olivia, RVT, and Amaya, Pharmacy Technician, were able to pause for just a moment to show a little 4th of July spirit ❤️🤍💙

As we head into the weekend, we anticipate continued high volumes. If you're unsure whether your pet needs to come in, please consider using our online triage tool to help guide your decision:
🔗 https://pointseastvet.com/wilson-veterinary-specialty/emergency-services/triage/

We hope everyone had a safe and happy Independence Day, and we’re proud to be here when you need us – even on the holidays. 🐾

03/07/2025

Points East Veterinary Specialty Hospital of Wilson will remain open 24/7 throughout the 4th of July weekend. Our team is here for you and your pets when you need us most.

For tips on keeping your pets safe during fireworks and festivities, feel free to browse our recent posts. Wishing you and your pets a safe and happy Independence Day!

01/07/2025

Summer cookouts are fun, but some foods can be toxic to pets:
🚫 No Onions, Garlic, Corn Cobs, or Bones – Can cause severe illness.
✅ Stick to Safe Treats – Plain, cooked meats or vet-approved snacks.
🗑️ Watch the Trash – Keep food scraps & BBQ skewers out of reach.
If your pet ingests something dangerous, contact ASPCA Poison Control at (888) 426-4435.

27/06/2025

Fireworks can cause severe stress and panic-driven escape attempts.
Prepare now!
🏡 Create a Safe Space – Keep pets indoors in a quiet area.
🎶 Use White Noise – Play calming music or turn on a fan.
🩺 Medication Support – Talk to your vet about sedatives for severe anxiety.
Lost pet cases spike around July 4th. If your pet is in distress, call (252) 991-6560.

19/06/2025

Arthritis is common in senior pets, but severe cases can be an emergency. Watch for:
🚨 Trouble Standing or Walking – Extreme joint pain or weakness.
⚠️ Crying Out in Pain – A sign of significant discomfort.
🐕 Sudden Lameness or Paralysis – This could be a sign of arthritis flare-ups or other joint issues, and it requires prompt attention.
If your pet is struggling with severe mobility issues, call (252) 991-6560 right away.

11/06/2025

Hot weather can be dangerous for pets. Stay prepared with these safety tips:
💧 Hydration: Always provide fresh, clean water to keep your pet hydrated.
🔥 Avoid Hot Pavement: If the pavement is too hot for your bare feet, it’s too hot for your pet’s paws.
🚨 Know Heatstroke Signs: Watch for heavy panting, drooling, or weakness.
If your pet shows signs of heat exhaustion or collapse, call (252) 991-6560 immediately.

07/06/2025

🎉🐾 Happy Retirement, K9 Eko! 🐾🎉

On June 1st, K9 Eko officially retired from the City of Wilson after a decorated career serving our community with unwavering loyalty and strength. Just before retirement, Eko underwent surgery with one of our surgeons, Dr. Brenda Austin, and we’re thrilled to share that at his recent recheck, he’s healing beautifully and doing great!

It has been an absolute privilege to care for Eko—heroes like him remind us why we do what we do. 💙

Eko will now enjoy his well-earned retirement alongside his trusted K9 handler, Officer Fulghum. Thank you, Eko, for your service and dedication. You’ve earned all the belly rubs and naps ahead. 🦴🐶

We are proud to serve those who serve our community 🇺🇸

02/06/2025

🐾 Moments That Matter 🐾

At Points East Veterinary Specialty Hospital, it’s more than just medicine — it’s compassion, connection, and care. 💙

Whether it’s an upset stomach, trauma, surgery, or Critical Care, our team is here to make every patient feel safe, comforted, and loved — just like this sweet kitty in the arms of one of our amazing Registered Technicians (RVT) Bre. 🐱💕

Thank you for trusting us with the care of your pets — it’s an honor we never take for granted.

01/06/2025

Is your pet microchipped? A quick update to your contact info can ensure your pet’s safe return if lost.
✔️ Microchips are permanent identification that can’t be lost like collars.
✔️ Vet clinics and shelters scan for microchips to reunite pets with owners.
✔️ Check your info is up-to-date with the microchip registry.
Need to microchip your pet? Contact your primary veterinarian to schedule an appointment.

28/05/2025

Pets can be curious, and accidental ingestions of toxins can happen quickly. If your pet has ingested a toxic substance, don’t wait—act immediately.
🚑 Immediate steps:
• Remove any remaining toxin from their mouth if safe.
• Do not induce vomiting unless instructed by a veterinarian.
• Contact ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center right away:
🔗 aspca.org/pet-care/animal-poison-control
📞 (888) 426-4435

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https://pointseastvsh.com/

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Points East Veterinary Specialty Hospital serves this area with emergency, specialty surgery, and specialty ultrasound services.

The Emergency Service provides excellent emergency care when your regular veterinarian is not available. Our hospital is staffed by doctors with extensive training in emergency veterinary medicine. In addition to emergency care, we provide intensive care hospitalization allowing your beloved pet the time needed to heal and get back home to you.

Our board-certified veterinary surgeons and their advanced support team work Monday-Friday to perform both soft and orthopedic advanced surgeries.

Advanced ultrasound imaging with specialist review is also available within our office.