As temperatures soar in Coastal Virginia, pet owners must be vigilant about heat stroke—a fast-acting and potentially deadly condition. Learn to recognize the warning signs, take swift action, and protect your pets from
Summer in Coastal Virginia means more than sunshine—it’s prime time for fleas, ticks, and mosquitoes. Learn how to spot the signs of pest infestations in your pets and discover effective prevention strategies to keep them healthy and happy all season long.
Heading to the beach with your furry friend? Make it a fun and safe adventure with our essential beach safety tips for pets. Learn how to protect your pet from sunburn, dehydration, hot sand, and other beach hazards—so you can both enjoy the sun and surf worry-free!
As temperatures soar, our pets face unique risks from the summer heat. Read tips on hydration, avoiding hot pavement, recognizing heat stress, and more to ensure your pets stay safe and comfortable all season long. For urgent concerns, trust the Ally Urgent Veterinary Care team.
Pets can’t tell us when they’re unwell. Discover six key signs your pet may be sick or injured, and learn when to seek veterinary help to keep them healthy.
Does your pet get nervous at the vet? Learn simple, effective ways to help your dog or cat feel calm and safe during their next veterinary visit. Our team shares expert tips to support you and your furry companion every step of the way.
Discover the crucial steps to take when your pet experiences a seizure. Our guide helps you stay calm, time the episode, and understand when to seek immediate veterinary attention.
Spring cleaning season is here! Ensure your pet’s safety by following our guide to pet-proofing your cleaning routine. Discover pet-safe alternatives and crucial tips to prevent accidental poisoning.
Dehydration in pets can be life-threatening. Learn to recognize signs like sunken eyes, dry gums, and lethargy. Discover prevention tips and when to seek veterinary care. Keep your furry friends hydrated and healthy with these essential insights.
Pets swallowing foreign objects can lead to serious health issues. Learn the risks, prevention strategies, and when to seek immediate veterinary attention if you suspect your pet has ingested a non-digestible item.
VIRGINIA BEACH: Weekdays 4pm – 10pm; Weekends 10am – 10pm
521 Old Great Neck Rd, Virginia Beach, VA
CHESAPEAKE: Saturday & Sunday 9am – 5pm
228 Mt. Pleasant Rd, Chesapeake, VA
VA BEACH: Weekdays 4pm–10pm; Weekends 10am–10pm
521 Old Great Neck Rd, Virginia Beach, VA
CHES: CHESAPEAKE: Saturday & Sunday 9am–5pm
228 Mt. Pleasant Rd, Chesapeake, VA
VIRGINIA BEACH:
Weekdays 4pm – 10pm
Weekends 10am – 10pm
521 Old Great Neck Rd, Virginia Beach, VA
CHESAPEAKE:
Saturday 9am – 5pm
Sunday 9am – 5pm
228 Mt. Pleasant Rd, Chesapeake, VA
