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At Old Dominion Animal Health Center, we are committed to delivering the best available veterinary medicine and are dedicated to serving you and your pet. Our goal is to exceed expectations with each and every interaction we have with our valued clients and beloved patients. We are a full service veterinary medical facility serving the animal healthcare needs of dogs, cats and other small mammals.

For more than 40 years our highly skilled, compassionate staff of veterinary professionals have providing exceptional animal medical care, combined with outstanding boarding, grooming, and training services. We want to become your trusted source for all of your pet’s needs and we look forward to serving you for many years to come!

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Cat’s and UTIs

UTI can be caused by a small stone or a plug made of crystals or protein-laden gunk can that gets stuck inside and completely block the flow of urine. In fact, the urethra is so narrow that involuntary muscular contractions called urethral spasms can lead to an obstruction in the absence of any foreign material. If you ever suspect that your cat might be blocked, take him to a veterinary hospital immediately.

Holiday Plants and Pets

Your pet’s Christmas will not be so “holly-jolly” if Holly berries or leaves are consumed. Holly’s toxicity “stems from” (botanical humor) saponins, which are soap-like chemicals known as glycosides. In dogs and cats, consumption of Holly causes gastrointestinal signs and lethargy. If your pet is exhibiting any symptoms, see immediate medical attention from your veterinarian or an emergency vet clinic.

“Oh, Christmas Tree”

A live tree can be hazardous to your pets. Dogs and cats like to chew on sticks and greenery, and the fir tree oils can be irritating to the mouth tissue causing such symptoms as drooling and vomiting. Also, if your pet is chewing on the branches, there is a good chance he is also swallowing some of the needles. If enough needles are swallowed they can have deadly consequences.

The Old Dominion Animal Health Center is a full service animal heathcare clinic serving the veterinary, boarding, grooming and training needs of the people and pets of McLean, VA and surrounding communities. Our comprehensive services are designed to meet the complete care needs of each patient that we serve, from routine wellness care to advanced diagnostics to complex surgical services and just about everything in between.

We have a state-of-the-art facility that is roomy enough to make any guest feel comfortable, and offers all of the modern amenities needed to deliver total pet care. From warm, welcoming exam rooms to clean, well-lit surgical suites to diagnostic and laboratory facilities and even a “resort-style” boarding area, we’re sure to be your one-stop-shop for all of your animal care needs.

The staff at ODAH Center is committed to the health and wellness of your pets and we’ll do whatever it takes to make sure that each and every patient we serve enjoys a long, happy and healthy life.