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  • Hyperpigmentation in Dogs

    Hyperpigmentation in Dogs

    Today, our Greensboro vets discuss the causes, signs, and treatment of hyperpigmentation in dogs.

  • What can I give my cat for allergies?

    What can I give my cat for allergies?

    Is your cat scratching excessively, suffering from constant ear infections or constantly displaying cold like symptoms? It could be allergies. Learn more from our Greensboro vets.

  • Pet Laser Therapy - What It Is & How It's Used

    Pet Laser Therapy - What It Is & How It's Used

    Cold laser therapy can be used as a drug-free way to relieve your pet's discomfort, reduce inflammation, and speed the healing of wounds. Our Greensboro vets explain more.

  • Signs of Pain in Dogs

    Signs of Pain in Dogs

    Spotting signs of pain quickly plays a critical role in ensuring that your dog gets the medical care they need as soon as possible. So, what are the signs of pain in dogs? Read on to find out.

  • Spotting the Signs of Chronic Pain in Dogs

    Spotting the Signs of Chronic Pain in Dogs

    In today's post, our Greensboro vets discuss the causes of chronic pain in dogs, signs to watch for, and treatments that can help improve your dog's quality of life.

  • Parvovirus & Your Cat's Health

    Parvovirus & Your Cat's Health

    Our Greensboro vets discuss the potentially life threatening parvovirus in cats, the signs to watch for, treatments and how to safeguard your cat against this serious condition.

  • What is the true cost of owning a dog?

    What is the true cost of owning a dog?

    There is nothing like the love and devotion of a dog! But how much with that affection and loyalty cost you? Our Greensboro vets break down the average cost of owning a dog.

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New pets are always welcome at Guilford-Jamestown Veterinary Hospital. Our friendly veterinary staff looks forward to providing our neighbors in the area and surrounding communities with the veterinary care they need.

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