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Allegheny Veterinary Services -- Elkins, WV
Veterinarian Serving Cats, Dogs, Birds, and Exotics
Welcome to Allegheny Veterinary Services in Elkins, WV. We know that your pet is a part of your family! We pride ourselves in offering state-of-the-art medicine, exemplary client service, and compassionate patient care for dogs, cats, bird, exotics, and other small companion animals. We are honored that you have chosen our practice to take care of you and your pets!
Our experienced veterinarians and treatment team routinely participate in continuing education seminars to stay abreast on the latest products and treatment modalities. We are happy to share this knowledge with our clients and answer any questions that you may have. We encourage you to communicate your questions and concerns so that we can ensure that you receive the best service and experience for you and your pet. We prefer to offer a concierge service with personalized assistance and award whatever time is necessary to meet your pet’s health needs.
We also serve the preventive and medical treatment needs of larger animals and livestock at Allegheny Equine Veterinary Services.
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Stress isn’t good for anyone including our pets. In fact, it’s been scientifically proven that stress suppresses the immune system and can limit an enjoyable existence. That’s why at Allegheny Veterinary Services, your local hometown vet clinic, we strive to provide a relaxing and low stress environment by performing positive reinforcement and low-stress handling techniques, so you can rest assured that our trained veterinary staff will do what we can to provide a clam and fear free environment for both you and your four-legged friend.
To learn more about our fear free and low stress services or how you can help limit stress in your pet, click the following link: elkinsvet.com/low-stress-fear-free-visits/ or call us at: (304) 636-7886
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Notice your cat gaining some weight and losing interest in their toys? Just like us, cats can get bored of the same games and toys they used to enjoy. Here are some ideas your feline friends are sure to enjoy and also get some required exercise!
• Make a hockey rink. All you need to do is place a small ball into a carboard box or bathtub and your frisky feline will have a blast flying across the “rink” chasing the “hockey puck”.
• Invest in a new cat wand. Cats can simply need something new and exciting. Even if you already have one, try a style you haven’t gotten before.
• Create an agility course made up off fascinating objects such as empty paper towel rolls to jump over, boxes to jump on, and tubes to run through.
Let us know if these ideas work for your cat or if you’ve tried other ideas of your own.
For questions or concerns about your cat’s health and well-being don’t hesitate to call us at: (304) 636-7886 or make an appointment at: elkinsvet.com/
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At Allegheny Veterinary Services we provide efficient and advanced care when your companion needs critical attention. When examining your pet, we critically analyze your pet’s condition with the utmost care and advanced diagnostic tools. We are fully equipped to perform several types of tests such as complete blood counts, urinalysis, endocrine testing, along with a wide variety of digital ultrasound procedures, and so much more. We are just as committed to your faithful companion as you are.
Please click on the link below to learn more about our in-house laboratory and exceptional diagnostic services.
elkinsvet.com/advanced-diagnostic-services/
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Do you have a dog with a high prey drive? Many types of dog breeds such as hounds, pointers, terriers, etc. were specifically bred to follow their nose and that prey driven instinct. However, this behavior can make outdoor activities frustrating and challenging. Here are some tips to help channel that prey drive in your active canine so you can both enjoy each other’s company without the fear of off lead activities!
1. Don’t punish your pup for following his hunting desires. This will only make him resentful of your training and more likely to ignore your commands. In other words, punishment will make the behavior worse.
2. Allow your dog to partake in his hunting expeditions in a controlled environment. For example, in fenced in yard or large room encourage your dog to “hunt” for a fun dog toy or chewy treat. Make this activity upbeat and active with high energy and encouragement to stimulate that predatory instinct in your dog.
3. While you are playing exciting games with your dog like fetch, tug of war, or “hunting” for a dog toy, spontaneously ask your dog to sit or lay down. If he does, reward immediately with praise or a treat and resume the game. If not don’t worry and keep trying. This exercise teaches impulse control and is causing your dog to use their head during high stimulation. Eventually, your dog will be able to have the willpower to control their prey drive.
Check out the following link for more information and tips to control that prey drive in your dog. www.akc.org/expert-advice/training/how-to-channel-your-dogs-predatory-instincts-on-walks/
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Did you know Allegheny Veterinary Services offers an online pharmacy for all our patients? That’s right, your locally owned and operated vet clinic allows you to order your pet health products quickly and efficiently from the comfort of your own home!
Some pharmaceutical and pet care items includes:
• Pet food
• Prescription diets
• Supplements
• Flea/Tick prevention
• Joint & Pain medications
• Plus, So Much More!
Get what you need now by visiting: alleghenyvetservice.securevetsource.com/site/view/HomeDelivery.pml
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Have you heard the common saying, “If it’s on the ground it belongs to the hound”? Even though it doesn’t seem all that bad when your dog swipes up scraps of food off the kitchen floor, it can be incredibly dangerous and, in some cases, lethal for your dog.
Prevent your canine friend from consuming spilled pills, toxic foods, and more with this simple behavior tutorial provided by the American Kennel Club (AKC).
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AVS News and Events
At AVS, we care about our patients and clients, and are grateful for the role we fulfill regarding your pet’s quality of life and healthcare. Our staff members have compiled several digital resources, including pertinent care facts, news, and other information that we are confident you will enjoy.
We periodically host special educational events, community vaccination clinics and money-saving offers for our products and services. Check back often, or follow us on social media, for updates on these events and available discounts or rebates.
From all of us at Allegheny Veterinary Services, we want to thank you and your pets for your loyalty and for being a part of our community. We are grateful that you have chosen us as your pet’s health care provider.
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Old US 219 1.5 miles North of Elkins, WV
Our hospital is conveniently located just off of Corridor H in Elkins, WV. Ample parking is available and a large yard for walking pets.
VISIT OUR LOCATION
Old US 219 1.5 miles North of Elkins, WV
Our hospital is conveniently located just off of Corridor H in Elkins, WV. Ample parking is available and a large yard for walking pets.