Cats, dogs, exotics...

We treat them all!

Please enjoy using the clinic's website by navigating with the buttons above. Listed here are updates we wish customers to know about, our "In the Spotlight" star, and a link to where you can comment on our facility. Don't hesitate to get in touch if you have any questions.

We hope you (and your pets) find our services useful!

Volunteer Vet Clinic in Hendersonville serves all domestic and exotic pets, including snakes, ferrets, iguanas, dogs, parrots, cats, hamsters, and more.

News

10-1-09

Could your dog be our next BIGGEST LOSER?

Have you followed a strict exercise and eating plan for your dog... and they still aren't losing weight?

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9-30-09

We are proud to introduce the addition of Purina veterinary diets!

These diets have been formulated as nutritional aids in the dietary management of dogs and cats with certain health problems. Each specific diet provides a proper balance of total nutrients - while meeting special dietary needs.

All of the veterinary diets are backed by extensive Purina research which allows for innovative changes based on the latest nutritional findings and gives these diets a meaningful clinical advantage.

9-23-09

We've encorporated some changes in canine annual vaccination protocols - we are now offering a three year rabies vaccine.

We are also recommending titers for Distemper and Parvo virus dogs after the age of three if they have had regular vaccinations for the past few years.

The last core vaccination for your canine pals is the Bordetella Bronchiseptica vaccination, which is recommended every 6 months for all dogs.

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Did You Know?

This area is updated regularly with interesting facts about pet care!

Did you know...

  • Neutering your animal decreases not only roaming and marking of their territory, but can also substantially decrease testicular and prostatic cancers?
    Neuter you pet at a young age to share a long, healthy life together.

  • An annual exam for your pet can help identify health problems at an early stage?
    Have your pet examined once a year, and if your pet is older, bloodwork may be recommended to help identify any internal problems.

  • A microchip can help get your lost pet returned to you 10-20 times FASTER than without?
    Have your pet microchipped.

In the Spotlight

Alex Rotan is a sweet Labrador Retriever who had gained a little too much weight over the years. The extra pounds had affected his energy level and hampered his ability to play. His mom, Beth, began to worry about his size and tried to help him by reducing his food intake. This approach was not as successful as they had hoped, so extra help was needed.

After an exam that included full bloodwork to rule out any underlying problems, we started Alex on Slentrol by Pfizer which is a weight loss aid for dogs. He has gone from 113 pounds to 72 pounds in a little over a year! He is now far more active with increased energy and mobility.

Alex's health has been greatly enhanced by this combination of diligent owners and a healthy weight loss program.

~ Alison Fields, DVM