Wilkes County Veterinary Service

06/01/2026

Just popping in to say happy Monday ☀️

05/29/2026

Do you love animals, thrive in a fast-paced environment, and enjoy being part of a supportive team? We’d love to meet you!

Our clinic is looking for a compassionate, hardworking team member to join our growing veterinary family through.

✨ What we’re looking for:
• Positive attitude and strong work ethic
• Passion for animal care and client service
• Team player who enjoys learning and growing
• Veterinary experience preferred (but tell us why you’d be a great fit!)

✨ What we offer:
• Supportive team culture
• Opportunities for growth and development
• Work-life balance
• Competitive pay and benefits
• The chance to make a difference for pets and their people every single day

If you’re interested — or know someone who would be perfect for this role — apply here: https://innovetivepetcare.pinpointhq.com/postings/c0f32605-6639-440c-bdeb-9197cbe5aec1

Please share! 🐶🐱💙

Job Opening: Mixed Animal Veterinary Assistant or Technician at Wilkes County Veterinary Services in Washington, Georgia .

05/25/2026

Today, we remember and we honor and every day, we’re proud to be Americans 🇺🇸

We will be open normal business hours today (8am-5:30pm).

05/22/2026

The last day to schedule your appointment is today, Friday, May 22nd. We had more volunteers so a few more spots opened up!

05/19/2026

⛔️ Pretty graphic pictures ⛔️

Meet Miss Pinky. She got attacked by a stray dog and spent some time at being treated for multiple contusions and severe wounds. She is continuing to get stronger and is finally back to her spunky self. We are going to miss Miss Pinky and wish her continued prayers on her recovery.

05/16/2026

bladder stones in a male dog

Bladder stones in male dogs are something we see more often than people realize—and they can become serious quickly if not caught early.

These stones form in the bladder and can cause symptoms like frequent urination, straining, blood in the urine, or even accidents in the house. In male dogs especially, there’s a higher risk of a urinary blockage, which is a true emergency.

If your dog is trying to urinate and little to nothing is coming out, don’t wait—that’s your sign to get to the vet ASAP.

The good news? With early detection, bladder stones can often be treated with diet, medication, or sometimes surgery depending on the type and severity.

As always, trust your gut—you know your dog best. If something feels off, it’s worth getting checked. 🐾

05/11/2026

A heartbreaking loss, but in the middle of it, two lives were saved. Rest easy, mama—we’ll take it from here 🐐 ❤️ 💔

05/07/2026

Our 3rd annual Trap, Neuter, Release Day is Saturday, May 30th. There are 10 spots left and these spots are open to all who are interested on a first come, first serve basis. Interested parties may call the clinic for more information. Please ask for Anna, Destony, or Brittany.

05/04/2026

Some patients come in a little… shorter than expected. 🫏💚
But around here, every patient gets the same VIP treatment — Very Important Pet (or donkey).

04/30/2026

Looking for something to do this weekend? Join us for the First Annual Pupalooza

⏰ May 2nd from 12pm-3pm
📍 Washington Wilkes Parks and Recreation
22 Lexington Avenue

Bring the whole family for a fun time!