Grayson Valley Pet Clinic

10/20/2026

WARNING: GRAPHIC AND INCLUDES BLOOD Today, our veterinary team performed surgery on a cat diagnosed with Pyometra, a serious and potentially life-threatening infection of the uterus.
Pyometra can progress quickly and requires prompt veterinary attention. Treatment typically involves surgical removal of the infected uterus and ovaries, along with appropriate supportive care.

Please watch both videos for a comparison between a normal-sized uterus and a uterus affected by pyometra. The difference can be striking and helps demonstrate how this infection can cause the uterus to become enlarged and filled with infected fluid.

❤️ Know the warning signs!
These may include:
🐾 Lethargy or weakness
🐾 Decreased appetite
🐾 Vomiting
🐾 Increased thirst and urination
🐾 Abdominal swelling or vaginal discharge

Some cats may show very subtle signs, so early veterinary evaluation is essential.
Spaying your cat is the most effective way to prevent pyometra. If your cat is unspayed and showing any concerning symptoms, please contact your veterinarian as soon as possible.
A big thank-you to our dedicated veterinary team for providing compassionate care to our feline patients! 🐈‍⬛💕
More videos and pictures in the comments!!
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09/24/2026

This morning, we had the pleasure of meeting sweet little Lulu! 🐒💕
Lulu is a 16-week-old spider monkey who came in for her general wellness checkup. She was an absolute sweetheart and certainly made our morning a little more fun!
We can’t wait to see this little girl swinging back into the clinic for her future visits.
We’re already looking forward to more opportunities to monkey around with Lulu! 🐒✨
Visit on TikTok to follow along with Lulu on her adventures!

07/30/2026

My grandsons band called Slagheap is releasing their first original song tomorrow. It will be on all social media platforms. Please give it a listen. Don’t forget to like and share.
You won’t be disappointed.

https://open.spotify.com/track/1ZnYsAqWWT7D9P1g62kE3c?si=dxjGr9UZSx-jlDdaGrLVvQ&utm_source=copy-link

Slagheap · Stupid Dreams · Song · 2026

07/29/2026

A little makeover can make a big difference!
This beautiful blue and gold macaw came in for a sedated beak trim to safely correct an overgrown beak. While a healthy beak naturally wears down through chewing and normal activity, some birds develop overgrowth due to injury, underlying health conditions, or beak abnormalities. In this case, a beak abnormality.
Using sedation allows us to perform a precise trim while minimizing stress and keeping the patient comfortable throughout the procedure.
Regular wellness exams can help identify beak issues early before they begin affecting eating, climbing, or overall quality of life. We always enjoy seeing Rita! 🦜❤️

07/02/2026

Good morning everyone! As the holiday approaches, we just wanted to give our followers an update on our hours for the next few days. Our hours will be normal today(7/2) 7a-5p, Friday(7/3) 7a-1p, and we will be closed Saturday(7/4) in observance of the 4th of July. We will be back on regular hours starting Monday(7/6). We would also like to update everyone that we will be closed from 12p-2p on Friday(7/10). We hope everyone has a safe and happy 4th! 🎆🎇🎆🎇

06/25/2026

If anyone is interested in one of these sweet babies please let us know! There is the momma cat, 3 female kittens and 1 male kitten.

06/25/2026

This past week we have had on two seperate occasions kittens dumped at our clinic. We would like to bring some awareness to this issue. Not only is it illegal to dump animals but it can also put them in harms way. The first set of kittens we had dumped were only a few days old and were left here after we closed and had left for the day. The kittens sadly passed away due to not having any food for at least 12 hours. The other set of kittens and their mother are safe in our care awaiting new loving homes. We do not always have the space to take in these kittens when they are dumped here. We understand and appreciate wanting to leave them somewhere they will be taken care of, but it is often that our staff end up taking them into their own homes where they already have multiple of their own pets. Some of which are from previous litters that were dumped here.
We hope to be able to find loving homes for all four of the kittens and their mother soon!

We have attached to this post photos of the two different individuals who dumped the litters. If you happen to know who they are please contact us at 2058563804. So we can contact the police.

We appreciate your understanding in this matter.

06/23/2026

We got to spend some time with a beautiful Red Tail Boa today! These amazing snakes have unique healthcare needs, and we love helping our exotic patients stay happy and healthy.
No matter if your pet has scales, feathers, or fur, our team is here to provide the care and attention they deserve every step of the way. ❤️🐾🐍

04/01/2026

Today a great horned owl came into the clinic due to not being able to move his talons. He was found at the Oak Mountain Golf Course at hole #5 ⛳️. Dr Grimmett examined the owl & later decided it would be best to euthanize him since his quality of life was not very great. Sometimes the outcomes aren’t what we always expect but we still do our best to help any creatures! Thank you for watching the video. (More videos and pictures in comments)

03/09/2026

⚠️ Graphic but satisfying!
Cysts like this can happen when a gland or hair follicle gets blocked and fluid builds up under the skin. Draining them relieves pressure and helps the healing process start.

If you’re brave enough… check out the video!

Yes or no — could you watch this? 👀👀