Throwing up more than once in a short period, especially if other symptoms are present
Loose or watery stool that lasts more than a day
Noticeable drop in activity or engagement
Refusing meals or treats for more than 24 hours
Drinking more water than usual
Unusual vocalizing, shaking or restlessness
Hiding, aggression, confusion, or sudden irritability
Favoring one leg, moving stiffly, or struggling to rise
Fluid from the eyes, nose, or elsewhere
Drooling that’s sudden, heavy, or out of character
Panting during rest, in cool temperatures, or without activity
Open-mouthed or labored breathing that occurs without activity
Frequent, harsh, or lingering cough that disrupts normal activity
Straining to urinate, going more often, or having accidents
Chewing or swallowing household items, plants, or medication
Persistent scratching, biting, or licking
Sudden puffiness, especially around the face, paws, or abdomen
New or fast-changing bumps, redness, or raised areas on the skin
Visible scrapes, cuts, or abrasions—even without bleeding
Any active bleeding or wounds from trauma
White or pale gums require immediate emergency care.
Routine checkups are key to catching problems early and supporting your pet’s long-term health. Our team takes a proactive approach to wellness, tailoring care to your pet’s age, lifestyle, and unique needs.
Routine physical exams help us keep a close eye on your pet’s overall health, track changes over time, and spot potential health concerns before they become serious.
We offer core and lifestyle-based vaccinations to protect your pet from potentially deadly infectious diseases. We’ll also guide you on species-specific vaccine recommendations for exotic pets.
Protect your pet and your family from fleas, ticks, heartworms, and intestinal parasites with a customized prevention plan. We’ll help you choose safe, effective products suited to your pet’s environment and risk level.
Microchipping is a quick and safe way to give your pet a permanent ID. We recommend it for all pets, including indoor-only animals and certain exotics, to help reunite you in case of separation.
Routine bloodwork and diagnostic screenings give us a deeper look into your pet’s health, especially in senior pets or animals with chronic conditions. Early detection means more effective treatment options.
From diet and behavior to exercise and enrichment, we’ll help you make informed choices that support your pet’s physical and emotional well-being at every age.
When your pet needs more than just the basics, our team is here with advanced medical and surgical capabilities. From diagnostics to complex procedures, you can count on us for expert care and a commitment to your pet’s comfort and safety.
Our skilled veterinary team performs a full range of surgeries, from spays and neuters to complex soft tissue procedures and exotic pet surgeries.
We offer pet teeth cleanings, digital dental X-rays, and extractions when needed, all aimed at preventing dental disease and keeping your pet happy, healthy, and pain-free.
We use digital radiographs and ultrasound to quickly and accurately assess what’s going on beneath the surface. These tools help us diagnose injuries, illness, or abnormalities with clarity and confidence.
Veterinary acupuncture can help relieve pain, improve mobility, and support healing for pets with arthritis, chronic conditions, or anxiety. It’s a gentle, holistic option tailored to your pet’s individual needs.
Saying goodbye is never easy, but we’re here to support you with compassion and respect. We offer quality-of-life consultations, pain management, and peaceful euthanasia services when the time comes.
Whether you’re heading out of town or need a helping hand, we offer clean, safe pet boarding in Blacksburg for both dogs and cats. Your pet will be cared for by a trained veterinary team who knows them best. We also provide bathing and brushing services.
Yes! Along with caring for dogs and cats, we treat many types of exotic pets, including: ferrets, rabbits, guinea pigs, rats, mice, hamsters, chinchillas, and even some bird species like chickens and ducks. If you’re not seeing your pet’s species listed, give us a call.
Yes, we love to welcome new pet families and we even offer $50 off your first visit as our way of saying thanks for choosing us.
AAHA accreditation means we’ve met or exceeded over 900 standards in veterinary care, safety, cleanliness, and team training. Fewer than 15% of U.S. hospitals are accredited, so accreditation is a badge of trust and excellence.
Yes, Dr. Moore is trained in veterinary acupuncture and provides holistic treatment options tailored to your pet’s individual health goals.
Mon – Fri: 7:30 am – 8 pm
Sat: 8 am – 3 pm
Sun: 5 pm - 5:30 pm*
*Boarding pick-up and drop-off only.
