Eastwaye Veterinary Clinic

08/12/2026

It’s Eastwaye Wednesday!!!

Please meet Mosby!!! This big boy says the rain has stopped and now it time to go back to the beach!

08/11/2026

August is often the hottest month of the year — and pets can overheat faster than you might expect.

Unlike humans, pets can't cool themselves efficiently through sweating. Heavy panting, drooling, stumbling, or glazed eyes are all warning signs that need immediate attention. Moving them to a cool space and offering water are the first steps while you contact your vet.

Knowing the signs can make all the difference.

08/07/2026

Before summer winds down, it's a good time to take stock of your pet's health.

Increased outdoor activity, heat exposure, and parasite risk over the warmer months can all leave a mark. A late-summer wellness visit allows us to address anything that may have developed and set your pet up for a healthy transition into fall.

Think of it as a seasonal reset for their care.

08/05/2026

It’s Eastwaye Wednesday!!!

Please meet Onyx!!! How could you say no to that face?

08/03/2026

When the kids head back to school, pets notice the shift.

Dogs and cats that have grown used to a full house over summer can experience anxiety when the daily routine suddenly changes. Signs like restlessness, excessive vocalization, or changes in appetite are worth paying attention to. Gradual adjustments and enrichment activities can help ease the transition.

If your pet seems off as the school year begins, it may be more than just coincidence.

07/30/2026

We have a limited supply of donated cat food available for pet owners who may need a little extra help feeding their feline family members.

If you or someone you know could benefit, please give our clinic a call ( 919-778-3058 ). Available while supplies last. ❤️🐱

07/30/2026

Older pets feel the heat differently — and often more intensely.

Senior dogs and cats may have reduced ability to regulate their body temperature, making them more vulnerable during summer months. Extra shade, fresh water, limited outdoor time during peak heat, and regular wellness checks all help keep them comfortable and safe.

Your senior pet deserves a cool, comfortable summer too.

07/29/2026

It’s Eastwaye Wednesday!!!

Meet MoMo!!! MoMo said it’s just one of those days!

07/29/2026

Help your pet beat the heat this summer with tips from our very own veterinarian, Dr. Roberson! Dr. Roberson spoke with the incredible writer Aynaelyssya Thomas-Frunk athomas-frunk with the news argus to provide helpful tips on keeping your pet safe during this extreme heat wave. ☀️🐈‍⬛🐕‍🦺 ☀️

With North Carolina under heat advisories and hot temperatures climbing into the high 90s, local veterinarians urge pet owners to protect their animals from heat-related illnesses by keeping them indoors

07/24/2026

Summer isn't just allergy season for people — pets can be affected too.

Increased scratching, licking at paws, watery eyes, or recurring ear issues during warmer months can all point to environmental allergies. These symptoms are manageable with the right care plan, and early evaluation helps prevent secondary infections.

If your pet seems uncomfortable this summer, it's worth a conversation.