Vale Veterinary Hospital

Vale Veterinary Hospital Drs. Steven and Melissa Matthews, Dr. Alina Soderholm, Dr. Dominique Davis, Dr. Amanda Blanton-McAdam, and Dr. Jayden Nadeau Please call for an appointment!!

Vale Veterinary Hospital provides veterinary services for large and small animals. The facility offers vaccinations, heartworm testing, in hospital bloodwork, digital radiographs, surgery facilities, and diagnostics for sick pets. If you need small animal after hour emergency service, please contact the Hickory After Hours Emergency Clinic at 828-328-2660. All large animal services are offered on site only at this time. We Are CLOSED Daily Monday-Friday for LUNCH From 12:30pm-1:30pm

Your best friend deserves the best care! Learn more about the benefits of early protection.
09/01/2026

Your best friend deserves the best care! Learn more about the benefits of early protection.

Big dogs, small dogs, all the good dogs. Drop a pic of your pup in the comments—we want to see every floppy ear and happ...
08/26/2026

Big dogs, small dogs, all the good dogs. Drop a pic of your pup in the comments—we want to see every floppy ear and happy tail!

A microchip can help reunite your pet with your family if the worst case should happen. But it only works as intended wh...
08/15/2026

A microchip can help reunite your pet with your family if the worst case should happen. But it only works as intended when the contact information connected to it is accurate.

National Check the Chip Day is a simple reminder to look up your pet's registration and make updates if needed. Misplaced your pet's microchip number? Give us a call to find out how our staff can help.

Congratulations Hannah!We appreciate your hard work and caring spirit!
08/10/2026

Congratulations Hannah!
We appreciate your hard work and caring spirit!

Back-to-school season means new schedules, quieter homes, and routines that look a little different. Whether it is a fam...
08/09/2026

Back-to-school season means new schedules, quieter homes, and routines that look a little different. Whether it is a family dog watching the kids get on the bus or a cat whose college student owner just moved out, pets notice these changes.

A little planning goes a long way. Keeping routines consistent, offering enrichment, and easing pets into time alone can help them adjust as the household shifts.

Clear the Shelters Month is a chance to support local shelters as they work to help pets find safe, loving homes. Even s...
08/03/2026

Clear the Shelters Month is a chance to support local shelters as they work to help pets find safe, loving homes. Even small actions can help move more animals closer to adoption.

If you are ready to adopt, volunteer, donate, or simply spread the word, your support matters. Contact your local shelter or visit cleartheshelters.com to find a participating shelter near you.

Summer is for exploring, and your pet deserves to be part of the adventure. Whether you are planning a road trip, a week...
07/27/2026

Summer is for exploring, and your pet deserves to be part of the adventure. Whether you are planning a road trip, a weekend away, or a visit to family, a little preparation goes a long way.

Pack familiar items to help your pet feel at ease in new places. Plan for regular breaks, fresh water, and a comfortable spot in the car. And before you hit the road, check in with your veterinary team to make sure your pet is ready for the journey.

Summer means more time outside, and more time outside means more exposure to fleas, ticks, and mosquitoes. These parasit...
07/21/2026

Summer means more time outside, and more time outside means more exposure to fleas, ticks, and mosquitoes. These parasites can affect your pet’s comfort, health, and overall happiness.

The good news is that prevention is easier than treatment. With a little foresight and the right plan, your pet can enjoy every backyard hangout, hike, and road trip this season. Ask our veterinary team about summer parasite protection.

Most pet owners have thought about what they would grab in an emergency, but not everyone has included their pets in the...
07/15/2026

Most pet owners have thought about what they would grab in an emergency, but not everyone has included their pets in the plan.

July 15 is Pet Fire Safety Day, which is as perfect a time as any to take a few small steps now that could make a big difference later. Place a pet alert sticker on your window so responders know animals are inside. Keep a go-bag with food, water, and medical records near the door. And make sure your pet is part of every practice drill. Protecting your pet is part of protecting your home.

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9286 W NC 10 Highway
Vale, NC
28168

Opening Hours

Monday 7:30am - 12:30pm
1:30pm - 5pm
Tuesday 7:30am - 12:30pm
1:30pm - 5pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 12:30pm
1:30pm - 5pm
Thursday 7:30am - 12:30pm
1:30pm - 5pm
Friday 7:30am - 12:30pm
1:30pm - 5pm

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