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June 11, 2010

Pets and Snake Bites: Act Quickly!

As the weather warms, our slithery, venomous snake friends become more active. And snake bites are a very common problem in the summertime.

June 1, 2010

Xylitol: Not So Sweet for Pets

Xylitol: harmless to humans, toxic to dogs

May 21, 2010

Sock Snacks Can Be Dangerous for Your Dog!

While it might seem rather harmless for a dog to eat a sock, it can actually cause serious problems if the sock passes from the stomach into the small intestines.

May 12, 2010

Dog Emergency — Impaled!

My most unusual presentation was a Golden Retriever who walked into the hospital chewing on the end of a stick that was lodged under its skin.

May 6, 2010

The Dangers of Summertime Heat Stroke in Dogs

As the heat and humidity of the summer months are approaching quickly here in Central Virginia, pet owners should be aware of the dangers of heat stroke, one of the more common summer pet emergencies in dogs.

April 26, 2010

Rodenticide Toxins: Rat Poison and Pets

Unfortunately, many pets get into toxins — even toxins that were meant to get rid of pests like mice and rats.

April 17, 2010

Spring Toxins: Cats and Lilies, Dogs and Chocolate

With spring upon us and Easter just behind us, two very common pet toxicities are out in many households: lilies, the number-one cat toxicity, and chocolate, the number-one dog toxicity.

April 6, 2010

When dogs attack …

When dogs get into a fight, it is very often a big dog attacking a smaller dog. This occurs so often, in fact, that the veterinary community has a widely recognized acronym for it — BDLD, which stands for “Big Dog-Little Dog” — and it almost always results in an emergency situation.

March 19, 2010

Pets and Antifreeze Poisoning

‘Tis the season for snow and ice, and we’re certainly getting our fair share this year. Besides watching out for wintry hazards on the road, we also need to be very vigilant in observing our pets for signs of antifreeze poisoning.

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Charlottesville Emergency Animal Hospital - Greenbrier Emergency Vet

(434) 202-1616
370 Greenbrier Drive, Suite A-2
Charlottesville, VA 22901
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Open every night, every weekend, all major holidays, 365 days a year.

  • Monday – Friday: 6 p.m. – 8 a.m.
  • Saturday & Sunday: 24 hours
  • Major Holidays: 24 hours

Walk-ins welcome, please call ahead if you can.

Located on Greenbrier Drive behind the Benjamin Moore Store and just before Commonwealth Drive.

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COVID-19 ALERT

For safety reasons, we are allowing only your pet to come inside. You will wait in your vehicle. We will communicate with you by phone.

If possible, please call ahead: (434) 202-1616

Again, you will wait in your car or outside for test results and outpatient treatment.

We are making every effort to attend to your pet's needs quickly and efficiently. Safety is our top priority for you, your pets, and our staff. Wait times may be longer than usual. We appreciate your patience.

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