Saltville Animal Clinic

10/05/2026

Pricing:

1-year rabies: $15
Distemper/Parvo (dog/cat)-$15
Distemper/Parvo/Lepto (dog)-$20
Bordetella (dog)-$15
Lyme (dog) -$35
FeLV (cat)-$30
FeLV/Distemper/Parvo (cat)-$35
Monthly topical flea/tick (dog)-$10
Monthly topical flea/tick (cat)-$15
Microchip (dog)-$25

16/04/2026

Hey! We've got a website! Check it out at saltvilleanimalclinic.com. You'll be able to get to know us better.

Explore the Pet Health Tools that are available. They were created by experts in the veterinary field and serve as a valuable and reliable resource when you have questions about your pet.

14/04/2026

You’ll notice a change at the clinic for these next few weeks. Our vet assistant, Maseyn, who has been with us from the very beginning, is having a baby soon and will be on maternity leave. These geraniums are in honor of her and her upcoming bundle of joy. Send her well wishes!! We are sure gonna miss her around here.

10/04/2026

We will be closed on Friday, April 10th. We will reopen on Monday. If you need to communicate with us you may email us at [email protected]. Have a great weekend!

08/04/2026

With kitten season nearly in full swing, we wanted to post a PSA regarding the clinic’s role in this. In years past, Dr. Griffin has sometimes taken on kittens to foster. She will NOT be able to take any litters on this year. She has several chronically sick adult cats right now and is already overwhelmed at the level of care required.
With that being said, there are things YOU can do at home if you have an expectant cat at or around your home. Stock up on kitten formula, bottles, syringes, etc. Research the details about frequency of feedings, how to feed, stimulating to use the bathroom, etc. on www.kittenlady.org.
Tiny steps of preparation can go a long way in fostering baby kittens! It takes a village to care for our local feline population, and Dr. Griffin truly needs everyone’s help in this. And finally, if you have a cat that you suspect is pregnant, call our local rescues and spay/neuter facilities to get them spayed!! A single ounce of prevention….well, you know how it goes.

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24/03/2026

Ear mites are a very common bug that we see in our feline patients. They’re
contagious between cats, and they are EXTREMELY itchy. We diagnosed three kitties today with them!! While prescription medication (topical flea medicine) is the easiest and most effective cure, we now carry an over-the-counter option for direct application into the ears. If your kitty is not up-to-date on their exam with us, this is a wonderful option to treat those pesky ear mites! Call us and see if this is a good option for your cat!
Side note-While ear mites are very common, cats can sometimes get ear infections, which DO require an exam. In cases where there is uncertainty, it's always best to come see Dr. Griffin.

22/03/2026

02/02/2026

We will be open on Monday, February 2nd from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm. There are a few openings available on the schedule. Give us a call or email us if you need an appointment for your pet.

28/01/2026

The clinic will be open from 10-4 again on Wednesday, January 28th. We're making progress on removing the ice from the sidewalk but we still need to be very careful.

26/01/2026

We plan to be open Tuesday, January 27th from 10-4. The sidewalks and roads are still pretty icy so please be careful if you're out and about. Call us in the morning if you need to make an appointment.

25/01/2026

Due to the truly treacherous road and sidewalk conditions, the clinic will be closed Monday, January 26th. Please email us at [email protected] if you need to communicate with us. Please stay in and safe if you can.