Central Animal Hospital

Central Animal Hospital Walk-In Hours
Monday -Thursday 8am-11:30am & 3:00pm-5:30pm Central Animal Hospital is a private small animal practice located in Eden, NC.

The veterinarians are Dr. Ginger Williams and Dr. Jerri Anne Hill. We are a walk-in only veterinary hospital. We see dogs, cats and limited small exotic mammals.

Another confirmed rabies case in Rockingham County. Please make sure your pets are protected. If you have any question o...
08/26/2026

Another confirmed rabies case in Rockingham County. Please make sure your pets are protected. If you have any question on if you're pets are up-to-date on their Rabies vaccine please don't hesitate to call the office at (336) 623-9191

Rockingham County Public Health has received confirmation that a racoon encountered near Beck Road to the northwest of Eden was positive for rabies. This is the fourth case of confirmed or presumed rabies in a wild animal in Rockingham County since June. We’re asking all community members to remain vigilant and to report suspicious animals to Animal Control at the Rockingham County Sheriff's Office (336-634-3300).

Suspicious animal behaviors can include:
• Excessive aggression
• Agitation
• Salivation (“foaming at the mouth”)
• Loss of balance or coordination
• Stumbling and head tilting
• Fearlessness
• Excessive tameness (in wild animals)

These precautions can help keep you and your loved ones safe:
• Do not approach animals you do not know.
• Teach children not to approach or touch animals without an adult’s permission.
• Keep pets current on rabies vaccinations.
• Do not feed wild or stray animals, including cats and dogs.
• Do not leave food or loose trash outside your home.
• Cover garbage bins with tight-fitting lids.
• Do not leave pet food outside overnight.

If a person or a pet is bitten or scratched by a wild animal or an animal with unknown rabies vaccination history, wash the wound and seek medical attention immediately. Low-cost rabies vaccines are available at the Rockingham County Animal Shelter-Reidsville, NC.

Rockingham County Public Health is in on-going contact with local law enforcement, state agencies, and neighboring counties to develop strategies to keep our community members safe.

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Salud Pública del Condado Rockingham ha recibido una confirmación que un mapache que se encontró cerca de la Beck Road al noroeste de Eden dio positivo para la rabia. Eso es el cuarto caso de rabia confirmado o presunto en un animal silvestre en el Condado de Rockingham desde junio. Les pedimos a todos miembros de la comunidad que se mantengan atentos y que llamen al Control de Animales de la Rockingham County Sheriff's Office para reportar los animales sospechosos (336-634-3300).

El comportamiento sospechoso de un animal puede incluir:
• Agresión excesiva
• Agitación
• Salivación (“echar espuma por la boca”)
• Pérdida del equilibrio o la coordinación
• Tropezones e inclinación de la cabeza
• Intrepidez
• Docilidad excesiva (en animales silvestres)

Las precauciones que siguen pueden ayudar a que usted y sus seres queridos estén seguros:
• No se acerque a los animales desconocidos.
• Enséñeles a los niños que no toquen ni se acerquen a los animales sin permiso de un adulto.
• Mantenga las mascotas al corriente con sus vacunaciones.
• No les dé de comer a los animales salvajes o asilvestrados, incluso a los gatos y perros.
• No deje comida ni basura suelta fuera de su casa.
• Tape bien los botes de basura.
• No deje comida para mascotas afuera durante la noche.

Si un animal silvestre o un animal con historia de vacunación desconocida le muerde o rasca a una persona o a una mascota, lave muy bien la herida y busque atención médica inmediatamente. Las vacunas contra la rabia de bajo costo están disponibles en el Rockingham County Animal Shelter-Reidsville, NC.

Salud Pública del Condado Rockingham está en contacto regularmente con los cuerpos policiales, agencias estatales y condados cercanos para desarrollar estrategias para mantener seguros los miembros de nuestra comunidad.

This is a reminder the office will be closed beginning Friday through the day after labor day for our annual vacation. I...
08/25/2026

This is a reminder the office will be closed beginning Friday through the day after labor day for our annual vacation. If your pet is on regular medications please call the office at (336) 623-9191 to ensure you have enough to get you through our closure.

A special thanks to ALL of our wonderful clients for being so understanding!

~Dr. Williams and the staff of Central Animal Hospital🐾

Reminder for this week: Dr. Williams is out of the office today and tomorrow due to attending a conference. She will be ...
08/17/2026

Reminder for this week: Dr. Williams is out of the office today and tomorrow due to attending a conference. She will be back in the office with regular walk-in hours Wednesday and Thursday, but will have additional hours Friday morning.
The office is open Mon-Thurs 7:30-6, and this Friday 7:30-1, for any medication refills, baths, nail trim and grind, and a**l gland expressions. Have a question? Give us a call: (336) 623-9191.

Upcoming schedule changesOn 8/17 and 8/18 Dr. Williams will be at a veterinary conference so we will NOT have a doctor i...
08/04/2026

Upcoming schedule changes

On 8/17 and 8/18 Dr. Williams will be at a veterinary conference so we will NOT have a doctor in the office. Have no fear the office will be OPEN 8/21- and Dr. Williams will be seeing patients 8-11:30.

Beginning 8/28-9/7 the office will be closed for our yearly staff vacation.

We ask that you please make preparations now such as getting your pets up to date on vaccines before the labor day holiday, and ensuring you're pet has enough medications to last through the closure. If you have any questions please feel free to give us a call at (336) 623-9191


Thanks to all of our wonderful clients!

~Dr. Williams and staff ❤️

07/29/2026

We would like to thank The Sip Station at Joyce Farms Produce, and Dr. Hill of Spay Neuter RoCo for our afternoon pickup of coffee and dirty red bull!

🇺🇸 The holiday season is coming up, and with America’s 250th birthday and the 4th of July celebrations right around the ...
06/24/2026

🇺🇸 The holiday season is coming up, and with America’s 250th birthday and the 4th of July celebrations right around the corner, now is a great time to make sure your pets are up to date on their vaccines!

Busy gatherings, travel, fireworks, and extra time outdoors can all bring added stress and possible exposure risks for pets. Keeping vaccines current helps protect your pets, your family, and our community.

Not sure what your pet may need? Give us a call and we’ll be happy to check their vaccine status for you.

📞 Central Animal Hospital
336-623-9191

06/22/2026

Positive Rabies case here in Rockingham County. Please be sure your fur babies are up to date with their vaccine. If you're unsure if your pet is vaccinated please give us a call or stop by the office to update them!

In observance of those who paid the ultimate sacrifice the office will be closed today. We will be back with our normal ...
05/25/2026

In observance of those who paid the ultimate sacrifice the office will be closed today. We will be back with our normal hours tomorrow.

⚠️ RABIES ALERT FOR SURROUNDING COUNTIES ⚠️There have recently been confirmed rabies cases in surrounding counties, incl...
05/19/2026

⚠️ RABIES ALERT FOR SURROUNDING COUNTIES ⚠️

There have recently been confirmed rabies cases in surrounding counties, including multiple incidents involving attacks on people that resulted in human rabies exposure.

Rabies is a fatal virus that can affect both animals and humans, but it is also 100% preventable through vaccination.

🐾 Please make sure that ALL pets are current on their vaccinations - especially their Rabies Vaccine!

Even indoor pets can be exposed through contact with wildlife such as:
🦝 Raccoons
🦇 Bats
🦊 Foxes
🐈 Stray animals

Please check your pets' vaccine records to see if they are up-to-date. If you are unsure of vaccine status:

📞 Contact our office today 336-623-9191

🏥 Come by the clinic to get vaccins up-to-date during our Dr. Hours:
Mon.- Thurs.
8:00-11:30 AM and 3:00-5:30 PM

04/16/2026

We get it—ordering medications online can seem quick and convenient. But when it comes to your pet’s health, there are a few important reasons we don’t recommend using online pharmacies:

🚫 Quality & Safety Concerns
Not all online pharmacies are created equal. Some medications may be improperly stored, expired, or even counterfeit.

📦 Shipping & Handling Risks
Many medications (especially preventatives) are sensitive to temperature and handling. We can’t guarantee their safety once they leave our hands.

📋 Accountability Matters
When you get medications directly from us, we know exactly what your pet is receiving—and we stand behind it.

💊 Correct Dosing & Guidance
We’re here to make sure your pet is on the right medication, at the right dose, with proper instructions and support.

💲 We can also offer instant rebates when multiple doses purchased as well, which often makes us cheaper than the online pharmacies.

Because of these concerns, we’re happy to provide a written prescription if you choose to use an online pharmacy—but we are unable to call in or approve prescriptions through third-party sites.

Address

807 S Van Buren Road
Eden, NC
27288

Opening Hours

Monday 7:30am - 6pm
Tuesday 7:30am - 6pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 6pm
Thursday 7:30am - 6pm
Friday 7:30am - 1pm

Telephone

+13366239191

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