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| Monday |
| 8:00AM - 8:00PM |
| Tuesday |
| 8:00AM - 8:00PM |
| Wednesday |
| 8:00AM - 8:00PM |
| Thursday |
| 8:00AM - 6:00PM |
| Friday |
| 8:00AM - 5:00PM |
| Saturday |
| 8:00AM - 2:00PM |
| Sunday |
| Closed |
Surgical and grooming patients are admitted 30 minutes prior to office hours.
Boarding pets are welcome for admittance 30 minutes prior to or any time during regular office hours. Please remember we provide all linens and bowls. Exotic guests should bring housing, food, and bedding.
For more information about boarding, click here
For after hours emergency care please call Tidewater Veterinary Emergency & Critical Care Center:
757-499-5463
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- American Animal Hospital Association
Pembroke Veterinary Clinic is proud to be among the approximately 3,000 veterinary practices in the nation certified by the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA). AAHA is the world’s leading association of small animal practitioners. Choosing an AAHA-accredited veterinary hospital for your pet’s medical care ensures that the hospital you have selected has the facilities, equipment, staff and medical protocols that are important for the delivery of high-quality care. To keep up with the growing wealth of knowledge in veterinary care, our veterinarians and support staff participate in continuing education and training on a regular basis. We will continue to meet AAHA’s high standards to provide quality medical and surgical care.
- Royal Canin Pet Nutrition
The healthcare team of Pembroke Veterinary Clinic is proud to recommend the Royal Canin line of veterinary diets for all of our patients. Proper nutrition can help the body stay healthy longer, recover faster, and even help defend against disease. Royal Canin Veterinary Diets deliver high-quality, premium nutrition with exceptional palatability.
The Royal Canin line of Early Care diets are preventative diets which takes into account the common predisposed sensitivites of certain breeds, along with the age and size of the pet. The Therapeutic line of Royal Canin diets are designed to help treat diagnosed diseases by addressing the nutritional needs of the pet as a whole.
"Let food be your first medicine." - Hippocrates
- ResQ Microchip
ResQ Microchip offers your pet life-long identification. A microchip encased in biocompatible material is placed just under the skin and has an anti-migration cap to help prevent movement within your pet’s body. ResQ scanners can recognize all brands of microchips currently used in the United States including encrypted and un-encrypted 125 kHz microchips and other ISO-compliant 134.2 kHz microchips.
The microchip contains an unalterable ID code that is activated only when read by a compatible scanner. It is completely safe for dogs, and can be implanted at anytime.
- Veterinary Pet Insurance
Several companies now offer pet health insurance. We recommend you contact these companies and explore the option of insurance for your pets. Carefully study the benefits offered by each company. Most owners expect to pay for the complete preventative care (heartworm prevention, vaccinations, and flea prevention) but are not prepared for emergencies, major surgery or extended illnesses. We recommend you take time to consider this option as a way to prepare for a possible unexpected, long-standing illness. We recommend Veterinary Pet Insurance: 1-800-USA-PETS.
- C.E.T. Dental
- Growing up with Pets
An informative and interactive site for families with pets.
- Virginia Beach City Animal Licenses
For information on rabies laws or to download an animal license application for Virginia Beach, go to www.VBgov.com/treas and click on "animal licenses" or contact the Virginia Beach City Treasurer's office at 385-4445.
- American Heartworm Society
The mission of the American Heartworm Society is to be the global resource for the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of heartworm disease. Visit this site for information on heartworm disease in dogs and cats.
- Behavior and training issues in dogs- Cesar Milan
Visit this site for information on training and behavior issues of dogs from renowned trainer Cesar Milan.
- Pet Poison Helpline 1-800-213-6680
- Poison Control information
Poison control information and safety tips
- The Cat Fancier's Association
Information on breeds, cat registry, and cat shows.
- Laser Surgery
WHY LASER SURGERY?
Less Pain - Laser energy seals nerve endings as it moves through tissue. Your pet feels less pain post-operatively.
Less Bleeding – The laser seals small blood vessels during surgery which allows your doctor to perform surgeries with extraordinary precision. This also speeds some procedures reducing the time spent under anesthesia.
Less Swelling – Laser energy does not crush, tear, or bruise the tissue because only a beam of intense light contacts the tissue.
- Pet loss and grief support
- FDA Information on On-line Pharmacies
Protect yourself and your pet. Be A.W.A.R.E.
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