All American Veterinary Hospital

03/16/2026

Due to the severe weather forecast for the Fayetteville area today, All American Veterinary Hospital will be closed today, Monday March 16 to ensure the safety of our staff and clients.

The well-being of our team and the families we serve is our top priority, and we appreciate your understanding as we take this precaution.

If your pet is experiencing a medical emergency, please contact your nearest emergency veterinary hospital.

We plan to reopen for normal business hours once conditions are safe. Thank you for your patience, and please stay safe and warm today.

Local 24/7 ER: Points East Veterinary Emergency Hospital
Address: 1731 Convoy Ln, Fayetteville, NC 28303
Phone: (910) 864-2844

03/09/2026

🌿 Hospital Closure Notice – Friday, March 13 🌿

As an independently owned, doctor-led veterinary hospital, we believe medicine is personal — and so is life.

On Friday, March 13, the hospital will be closed as Dr. Grimsley travels out of town to celebrate her sister’s wedding. 💍✨

Unlike large corporate chains, small private practices like ours are built around real relationships. That means when we care for your pets, you know exactly who is making medical decisions — and when we step away for important family moments, we do so with the same intentionality and balance we bring to your pet’s care.

We are incredibly grateful to serve a community that values locally owned, relationship-based veterinary medicine. Your support allows us to practice with independence, integrity, and heart.

We will resume normal business hours on Monday, March 16.

If your pet experiences an emergency while we are closed, please contact your nearest emergency veterinary hospital.

Local 24/7 ER: Points East Veterinary Emergency Hospital
Address: 1731 Convoy Ln, Fayetteville, NC 28303
Phone: (910) 864-2844

Thank you for trusting a practice that remains proudly independent. 🐾💛

03/06/2026

☠️🐾 March is Pet Poison Prevention Month! 🐾☠️

At All American Veterinary Hospital, your pet’s safety is our top priority. Many common household items that seem harmless to us can be dangerous—even life-threatening—for our pets.

⚠️ Common pet toxins include:
• Chocolate
• Xylitol (found in sugar-free gum, candy, and some peanut butters)
• Grapes & raisins
• Certain plants (like lilies for cats)
• Human medications
• Household cleaners and chemicals

🐶🐱 Curious pets love to explore with their noses and mouths, which is why prevention is so important. Keeping harmful items out of reach and knowing the risks can make all the difference.

🚨 If you suspect your pet has ingested something toxic, contact your veterinarian immediately. Quick action can save lives.

If you ever have questions about what is safe for your pet, our team at All American Veterinary Hospital is always here to help. 💙

📞 Call us anytime for guidance or in case of an emergency.
(910) 863-8337
Raeford, NC

Looking for a reliable vet? Our vets near you are here to provide exceptional care for your pets, including urgent care services.

02/08/2026

With Valentine’s Day coming up, the risk of accidentally bringing in toxic plants/flowers is high. Here are some warnings and recommendations from the pet poison helpline to help keep your pets safe!

02/04/2026

🦷 February is Pet Dental Health Month! 🐾

Dental disease is one of the most common (and most overlooked) health issues we see in dogs and cats. By age 3, most pets already have some degree of dental disease—and it doesn’t just affect the mouth. Poor dental health can affect the heart, kidneys, and overall quality of life.

✨ Signs your pet may need a dental evaluation:
• Bad breath
• Red or bleeding gums
• Dropping food or chewing on one side
• Pawing at the mouth
• Decreased appetite or energy

💙 Dental Month Special
Enjoy a 10% discount on dental procedures scheduled by February 28.
(Procedure does not have to be performed in February—just scheduled.)

📅 Appointments fill quickly, so now is the perfect time to get on the schedule and protect your pet’s health.

📞 Call or message us today to book your pet’s dental assessment!

🐶🐱 Healthy teeth mean a healthier, happier pet.

02/01/2026

❄️ Weather Closure Notice — Monday, February 2 ❄️

Due to the ongoing winter storm and for the safety of our staff and clients, we will be closed on Monday, February 2.

We will resume normal business hours as soon as conditions allow.
If your pet is experiencing a life-threatening emergency, please contact your local emergency veterinary hospital or poison control immediately.

Points East Veterinary Emergency Hospital
1731 Convoy Ln, Fayetteville, NC 28303

Thank you for your understanding and stay safe!

— The Team at AAVH

01/01/2026

🐾🚶‍♂️ It’s National Walk Your Dog Month! 🚶‍♀️🐾
Walking your dog isn’t just great exercise—it’s an important part of their physical and mental health!

Regular walks help:
🐶 Maintain a healthy weight
❤️ Support heart and joint health
🧠 Reduce anxiety and boredom
👃 Provide mental enrichment through new sights and smells
🤝 Strengthen the bond between you and your dog

Whether it’s a long neighborhood stroll or a short sniff-filled walk, every step counts! Be sure to use a leash, bring water, and adjust walk length for puppies, seniors, and brachycephalic dogs.

📞 If you have questions about safe exercise or your dog’s mobility, our team is always happy to help!

Happy walking! 🐕💙

Looking for a reliable vet? Our vets near you are here to provide exceptional care for your pets, including urgent care services.

12/24/2025

🎄 Holiday Closure Notice 🎄

Our hospital will be closed December 24–26 so our team can spend time with their families during the holiday.

If your pet needs urgent or emergency care during this time, please contact your nearest emergency veterinary clinic.

Local 24/7 ER: Points East Veterinary Emergency Hospital
Address: 1731 Convoy Ln, Fayetteville, NC 28303
Phone: (910) 864-2844

We will reopen on December 29.
Thank you for your understanding, and we wish you and your pets a safe and happy holiday 🐾✨

12/10/2025

🐾🎉 Happy National Cat Lovers Month! 🎉🐾
At All American Veterinary Hospital, in Raeford, NC, we know that cats aren’t just pets—they’re family. Whether they’re playful kittens, dignified seniors, or professional nap enthusiasts, every cat brings a special kind of joy to our lives.

This month, we’re celebrating all the whiskers, head bumps, slow blinks, and purrs that make our feline friends so unforgettable. 😻

✨ Share a photo of your cat in the comments!
We’d love to see the adorable faces that brighten your homes—and your hearts.

If your kitty is due for a checkup, vaccines, or just needs a little extra TLC, give us a call. We’re here to keep them healthy, happy, and purring all year long. 💙🐱

12/07/2025

We are having a festive time at Raeford-Hoke Hometown Christmas! There is one hour left to enter our raffle for the plush dog toys, greenies, and 50% off your office visit!

11/26/2025

NOTICE! We will be closed Thursday November 27 and Friday November 28 for the Thanksgiving holiday. We will return to normal operations on Monday December 1.

We wish everyone a safe and healthy Thanksgiving weekend!

🦃 Thanksgiving Pet Safety Tips! 🐾

11/24/2025

🎗️ November is Pet Cancer Awareness Month 🎗️
Cancer is one of the most common health challenges our pets face, especially as they get older. While the word “cancer” can feel scary, awareness and early action truly make a difference in outcomes.

🐾 Did you know?
• Cancer is the leading cause of disease-related death in both dogs and cats.
• Many types of pet cancer are treatable when detected early.
• Regular health exams can catch problems long before outward symptoms appear.

🩺 Signs to Watch For:
While some symptoms are subtle, common red flags include:
• New lumps or bumps
• Changes in appetite or weight
• Persistent limping or stiffness
• Unexplained bleeding
• Sores that don’t heal
• Behavioral changes or fatigue

If you notice something that doesn’t look or feel right, trust your instincts—your pet depends on you to be their voice.

❤️ How You Can Help Your Pet:
• Schedule routine wellness exams (especially for senior pets)
• Ask your vet about early screening options
• Keep a journal or photos of any lumps or symptoms
• Maintain a healthy diet and weight for your pet
• Stay curious and do not hesitate to bring up concerns

Our veterinary team is here to support you with guidance, diagnostics, and compassionate care. Early detection isn’t just important—it can be lifesaving.

Let’s work together to spread awareness, support pet parents, and help our furry family members live long, healthy, and happy lives. 🐶🐱💜

Now open and accepting new clients!