Pet sitters play a vital role in keeping pets safe and happy. But when health issues arise, knowing the difference between urgent and emergency vet care makes all the difference. Discover must-have resources, a medical checklist, and tips to ensure you're prepared for anything.
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!
Drs. Heather Brookshire and Ashley Powell are launching Ally Urgent Veterinary Care to help relieve the pressure of overloaded emergency hospitals and family veterinarians in Coastal Virginia. The practice offers same-day online reservations and walk-in appointments for non-life-threatening urgent care of pets that need to be seen quickly.
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: 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
