Your pet can’t tell you when something’s wrong, but they do show it. That’s why both of our Loudoun County animal hospitals offer urgent vet care during regular business hours.
Repeated vomiting may be linked to stomach irritation, infection, or a more serious internal problem.
Loose bowel movements could be triggered by parasites, dietary shifts, or emotional stress.
If your pet seems more tired than usual, it might be a clue that something deeper is going on.
These signs often indicate discomfort, anxiety, or hidden pain.
A loss of interest in food, especially if it lasts more than a day, shouldn’t be ignored.
Excessive thirst or urination could point to diabetes, kidney disease, or hormonal issues.
Limping or difficulty getting around may be caused by injury, joint disease, or neurological issues.
If your pet is suddenly withdrawn, agitated, or acting out of character, it may signal a medical problem.
Discharge or buildup around the eyes, ears, or nose can be a sign of infection or inflammation.
Heavy or sudden drool could be caused by dental issues, nausea, or exposure to something toxic.
Fast, labored, or noisy breathing is always a reason to seek immediate veterinary care.
If you suspect your pet ingested chocolate, medication, or household chemicals, call us right away.
Persistent coughs or gagging sounds may be due to infection, heart problems, or airway obstruction.
Difficulty urinating, especially in male cats, can signal a blockage that needs urgent treatment.
Bald patches, scabs, or constant scratching might be the result of allergies or external parasites.
Any new bump, lump, or swelling should be evaluated to rule out infection or something more serious.
Swollen lips, eyes, or sudden rashes could indicate an allergic reaction or bug bite.
Cuts, scrapes, or punctures, no matter how small, can lead to infection if left untreated.
At Animal Medical Centers of Loudoun, we believe wellness care should be just as unique as your pet. From puppy and kitten visits to senior checkups, we tailor every plan to your pet’s age, breed, lifestyle, and evolving needs.
We don’t rush routine visits. Each exam includes a nose-to-tail assessment, thoughtful questions, and plenty of time to talk about your pet’s health, habits, and home life.
Instead of a one-size-fits-all schedule, we’ll build a vaccination plan that makes sense for your pet’s risk level and daily routine.
Loudoun County has no off-season for fleas, ticks, and mosquitoes. We’ll help you choose the safest, most effective protection for your pet.
This tiny chip can make a huge difference if your pet ever gets lost. It’s quick, safe, and provides lifelong identification.
From bloodwork to fecal tests, regular screenings allow us to catch changes early, before they impact your pet’s quality of life.
Whether your pet needs to lose a few pounds or manage a health condition, we’re here with personalized advice on food, treats, supplements, and exercise.
We’re full-service animal hospitals with the expertise, equipment, and heart to handle everything from diagnostics to surgery and pain management.
Healthy teeth mean a healthier pet. We offer a range of dental services at our Ashburn location to prevent pain, infection, and systemic disease.
From spay/neuter procedures to tumor removals and laceration repairs, we prioritize safety, comfort, and clear communication every step of the way.
Our in-house lab equipment allow for fast, accurate testing, so you’re not waiting days for answers.
These noninvasive tools give us a detailed look inside, helping us diagnose internal problems and plan the best course of treatment.
Looking for natural, whole-body care? Our veterinary acupuncture in Ashburn supports mobility, pain relief, and overall wellness, and can be especially helpful for chronic conditions or senior pets.
When it’s time to say goodbye, we’re here to help with compassion, guidance, and gentle care that honors your pet’s comfort and dignity.
Absolutely, We love welcoming new faces and offer a free first exam for all new clients. Just mention it when booking.
Both locations offer general veterinary care, but our Ashburn location also provides urgent care and holistic services. We’re happy to help you choose based on your pet’s needs.
We do our best to accommodate urgent or sick visits during business hours. Call early, and we’ll make every effort to fit you in.
We primarily treat dogs and cats but do see some small mammals like rabbits, guinea pigs, ferrets, and hamsters.
We accept all major credit cards, CareCredit, and PetAssure. If you have questions about costs or coverage, please reach out.
