Blue Flint Animal Hospital

Blue Flint Animal Hospital AAHA accredited and privately owned veterinary hospital located in the heart of NC! šŸ’™šŸ¤šŸ¾

At Blue Flint Animal Hospital, our mission is to enhance the health and longevity of companion animals by providing excellent medical care for our patients in an efficient, friendly and compassionate manner. Our full service facility is equipped with state-of-the-art medical technology to serve your pet, whether it is a dog, cat, rabbit, bird, ferret, iguana or pocket pet. We understand that your

pet is part of the family, therefore we make every attempt to make your visit as pleasurable as your pets.

Happy DOGust 1st! šŸŽ‰ Today we celebrate all the shelter pups whose birthdays are unknownā€”because every dog deserves a spe...
08/01/2025

Happy DOGust 1st! šŸŽ‰ Today we celebrate all the shelter pups whose birthdays are unknownā€”because every dog deserves a special day. Thank you to the North Shore Animal League for giving these pets a reason to be celebrated.
šŸ¶ Hereā€™s to second chances, wagging tails, and finding forever homes.

There are more options now than ever when it comes to insurance for your pet. Choosing the right policy for your pet's n...
07/29/2025

There are more options now than ever when it comes to insurance for your pet. Choosing the right policy for your pet's needs is crucial to avoid frustration and unnecessary costs.

Some key things to consider are:
- Coverage options
- Exclusions and limitations
- Cost-flexibility
- Customer service
- Additional benefits

Learn more about choosing the right coverage for your pet with guidance from the American Animal Hospital Association.
https://www.aaha.org/resources/pet-insurance/how-do-i-choose-the-right-pet-insurance/

Did you know that many intestinal parasitesā€”like roundworms, hookworms, and giardiaā€”can go unnoticed in your pet until s...
07/24/2025

Did you know that many intestinal parasitesā€”like roundworms, hookworms, and giardiaā€”can go unnoticed in your pet until serious health issues arise? Some of these parasites can even spread to people!
Thatā€™s why routine f***l exams and year-round parasite prevention are essential. F***l testing helps us catch hidden infections early, and preventatives keep your pet safe from heartworms, fleas, ticks, and more.
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Summer cookouts are fun for the whole family, but be aware of a hidden danger on your table: the corncob. While corn its...
07/24/2025

Summer cookouts are fun for the whole family, but be aware of a hidden danger on your table: the corncob. While corn itself is safe, the cob can cause serious problems for pets, as it cannot be broken down in the stomach and often leads to intestinal blockages that require surgery.

To keep your pets safe, ensure they are kept away from human foods and that all foods and trash are out of their reach.

If you suspect your pet has ingested something they shouldn't, call our office to speak with a staff member who can help determine if your pet needs to be seen by a veterinarian.

In honor of National Pet Hydration Awareness Month, here are a few ways you can tell if your pet is dehydrated! Fun fact...
07/21/2025

In honor of National Pet Hydration Awareness Month, here are a few ways you can tell if your pet is dehydrated! Fun fact- 80% of your pets body is water, while humans are made up of only about 60% water!

Keeping your hamster or gerbil happy and healthy involves more than just a comfy cage and nutritious food. Enrichment ac...
07/18/2025

Keeping your hamster or gerbil happy and healthy involves more than just a comfy cage and nutritious food. Enrichment activities are key to their well-being! Here are some tips to keep your small pets engaged and stimulated:

-Variety of Toys: Offer a mix of chew toys, tunnels, and climbing structures to keep them entertained.
-Exercise Wheels: Ensure they have access to a solid surface wheel to run on. Avoid wire wheels to prevent injury.
-Hide and Seek: Create hiding spots using small boxes or tunnels to satisfy their natural burrowing instincts.
-Interactive Feeding: Use treat balls or scatter their food around the enclosure to encourage foraging behaviors.
-Sand Baths: Provide a small container of sand for them to roll in and keep their fur clean.
Safe Chews: Offer wooden chews or mineral blocks to help keep their teeth in check.
-Regularly rotate toys and accessories to keep things fresh and interesting. Your furry friends will thank you with their happy, active behavior! šŸ¾ā¤ļø

Its Feline Leukemia Day. Letā€™s learn more about this serious and often misunderstood disease affecting our beloved cats....
07/15/2025

Its Feline Leukemia Day. Letā€™s learn more about this serious and often misunderstood disease affecting our beloved cats. FeLV is a contagious virus that weakens a cat's immune system, making them more susceptible to infections and other illnesses.

What You Need to Know:

Transmission: FeLV spreads through close contact between cats, including grooming, sharing food or water bowls, and bite wounds.

Symptoms: Common signs include lethargy, weight loss, fever, swollen lymph nodes, and recurring infections. Some cats may not show symptoms immediately but can still spread the virus.

Prevention:
Vaccination: Ensure your cat is vaccinated against FeLV, especially if they go outdoors or live in multi-cat households.

Testing: Regularly test your cat for FeLV, particularly if they are exposed to other cats.

Together, we can make a difference in the lives of our feline companions. Letā€™s work towards a future where every cat can live a happy, healthy life free from Feline Leukemia.

Summer treat for dogsLetā€™s make a tasty summer treat for your furry friend!Strawberry Smoothie CubesIngredients:1 cup st...
07/10/2025

Summer treat for dogs
Letā€™s make a tasty summer treat for your furry friend!

Strawberry Smoothie Cubes
Ingredients:
1 cup strawberries
1 cup Greek or plain yogurt

Method:
Clean and prep fruit
Blend ingredients until smooth
Fill mold with pure
Freeze until completely frozen

Just a reminder: we will be closed today, Friday July 4th and tomorrow, Saturday July 5th in observance of Independence ...
07/04/2025

Just a reminder: we will be closed today, Friday July 4th and tomorrow, Saturday July 5th in observance of Independence Day!

If your pet experiences a veterinary emergency, please call Carolina Veterinary Specialists in Winston Salem at 336-896-0902.

We wish you and your family a fun and safe 4th!!

07/02/2025

Just a reminder we are closed this coming Friday and Saturday (7/4 & 7/5) in observance of Independence Day. Please make sure to call in your petā€™s medications or food by tomorrow (7/2) in order to guarantee it is ready to pick up by Thursday (7/3). Have a safe and happy fourth!

Address

1527 Zoo Pkwy
Asheboro, NC
27205

Opening Hours

Monday 6:30am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 6:30am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 6:30am - 5:30pm
Thursday 6:30am - 5:30pm
Friday 6:30am - 5:30pm
Saturday 8am - 12pm

Telephone

(336) 328-1000

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