York Veterinary Hospital

11/11/2026

11/07/2026

Big News at York Veterinary Hospital!

We are incredibly proud to announce that Dr. Jennifer Graham has earned and been awarded the specialty credential of Certified Veterinary Pain Practitioner (CVPP)!

This elite credential is awarded by the International Veterinary Academy of Pain Management (IVAPM) and represents the gold standard in pain management for our companion animals. To earn this specialty, Dr. Graham completed a rigorous multi-year process, including over 90 hours of advanced continuing education, peer-reviewed case reports, and a comprehensive master-level examination.

What does this mean for you and your pets?

As a CVPP, Dr. Graham brings advanced expertise in diagnosing, managing, and treating both acute and chronic pain in animals. Whether your pet is recovering from surgery, managing arthritis, or dealing with complex or age-related mobility issues, they will benefit from cutting-edge, compassionate, and multimodal pain management strategies tailored specifically to their needs. Our team is excited to integrate these advanced skillsets alongside our existing services, like laser therapy to provide your pets with the absolute best in comfort and recovery.

Please join us in celebrating Dr. Graham’s incredible achievement and her deep dedication to ensuring our patients live happier, more comfortable, and pain-free lives! Congratulations Dr. Graham, and thank you for your hard work and devotion to our clients and their fur-families.

To schedule a pain management consultation or mobility assessment with Dr. Graham, please give us a call at 757-898-3700

10/28/2026

Halloween can be both fun and challenging for pet parents. Remember to keep candy where pets cannot get to it, and make sure little ones do not share their loot with the family pets.

Flameless "candles" are the best option for decorating homes with pets, and please avoid using fine spun fake spider webs that can entangle pets and wildlife.

If your pet gets anxious or overly excited when people come to your door, talk with your veterinarian about calming treats and or medications that will help them cope with the festivities. Setting them up in an interior room with a television or radio playing can help mitigate the stress of trick-or-treaters on the doorstep. Cats should be kept safely inside of the house.

If you choose to have your pet greet guests, please keep them on leash and make sure they are wearing a collar and ID tag. Be sure to check fencelines and gates after the festivities and before letting pets run loose in your yard. You never know when a trick-or-treater may have left a gate open.

Now .... let's see pictures of those pet safe Halloween costumes in the comments!

10/22/2026

Happy Vet Tech Week to all of our amazing Licensed Veterinary Technicians and Technician Assistants! Every sore muscle, extra load of laundry you have done at home (because pet bodily fluids happen), every flying clipped toenail in the eye moment, every tear that was shed when helping a family say "goodbye" to their best friend, every knee replacement or hip surgery you have endured to repair years of crawling around on the floors of the clinic and wrangling pets who are unappreciative of your arts, and every ounce of love and kindness you have shown to our clients and their furkids is deeply and sincerely appreciated. Vet Techs make our world go 'round!

09/08/2026

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09/03/2026

York Veterinary is closed on Monday, Sept. 7 for Labor Day
Emergency: (757)874-8115 or (757)234-0461
UrgentVet: 757-500-9100

09/03/2026

FOUND: A necklace was found in the clinic parking lot this morning. If you were here recently and are missing one, please call the front desk with a description so we can get it back to you. 757-898-3700.

08/28/2026

Today is Rainbow Bridge Remembrance Day, a time to honor every pet who's left a paw print on our hearts.

Today, we remember the love, joy, and comfort our companions brought into our lives.

If it feels right, share a photo of your beloved pet or leave a 🐾 in the comments below.

Whether it's been days, months, or years, the bond we share with our pets never fades.

08/26/2026

August 21, 2026 — Fromm Family Foods issued a voluntary recall of 3,852 Turkey Pâté and 1,973 Diner Classic Milo’s Meatloaf wet dog foods over potential metal contamination.

The recalled products were sold through local pet stores and online retailers in the United States and Canada as follows:

Product Name: Fromm Turkey Pâté Wet Dog Food

UPC: 072705118700

Lot Code: EP2A3306 551006

Best By: 032029

Net Weight: 12.2 oz. per can

Product Name: Fromm Diner Classics Milo’s Meatloaf

UPC: 072705132324

Lot Code: EP2A3306 551029

Best By: 032029

Net Weight: 12.5 oz. per can

To date, there have been no reports of illness or injury related to the recalled products. No other lots or products are included in this recall.

In addition to its existing food safety measures, Fromm Family Foods LLC says they have implemented additional corrective actions to help prevent this issue from occurring again.

08/25/2026

An itchy critter is an unhappy critter! If your pet is showing signs of discomfort, please reach out and allow us to help them be more comfortable.