Welcome
Adams Farm Animal Hospital, P.A. is a full service veterinary hospital. We have proudly been serving our patients in the Greensboro and High Point, NC areas since...
About Us
Adams Farm Animal Hospital, P.A. has proudly been serving our veterinary patients in the Greensboro, Jamestown and High Point, NC communities since November 1989. We are full service AAHA-accredited veterinary medical facility providing...
Services
We strive to provide optimal health care for our patients. A complete physical examination is performed by one of our veterinarians during each visit. The veterinarian can then provide individualized treatment plans and inform you of your...
Advanced Diagnostics
Adams Farm Animal Hospital, P.A. can perform a wide array of diagnostic tests to quickly assess your pet’s health and determine what therapy is required. Our fully equipped diagnostic department offers blood work and procedures that...
Dental Care
A regular, professional pet dental cleaning is important to help maintain your pet’s dental and overall health. The dental prophylaxis (cleaning) is a complete procedure involving many steps: Pre-anesthetic examination and blood tests IV...
Tainted Dog Food Sickens 14 People
Salmonella in Diamond Pet Foods by Mary Rothschild | May 04, 2012 Fourteen people have been sickened with Salmonella Infantis infections in a 9-state outbreak linked to dog food. At least five of the individuals have been hospitalized, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The CDC reported Thursday that multiple brands of Diamond Pet Foods dry dog food – including several that have been recalled in recent days – are the likely source of the human illnesses, either through contact with the contaminated food or through handling an animal that has eaten the tainted kibble. The dog food was produced at a...
Read MoreSpring Time Pet Tips
Spring is a beautiful time of year in North Carolina. The temperature is warmer, the landscape is in full bloom, and we tend to spend more time outdoors with our families and pets. This wonderful season tends to bring new hazards for our furry friends. Spending more time outside increases the opportunity our pets have to escape or wonder off. To ensure your cat or dog’s safety, we strongly recommend having them implanted with a microchip. A collar with a name tag is also vitally important for their safety. We recommend these tags include your animal’s name, your name and address and most importantly a current phone number where you may...
Read MoreSupplements & Your Pet
By Dr. Janine Oliver Supplements for small companion animals are heavily advertised everywhere you look. It can be confusing and frustrating. You should always check with your primary care veterinarian before starting your best friend on any supplement or nutraceutical. Quality control is extremely important. Not all supplements are created equal. You want to make sure that any supplement or nutraceutical that you give your pet has been tested and verified by an objective third party like USP, Consumer Labs or NASC. Doing this will insure that the product you give to your pet does not contain contaminants, heavy metals and that it does...
Read MorePossible Link to Three Big Brands of Chicken Jerky Treats
Three Big Brands May Be Tied to Chicken Jerky Illness in Dogs, FDA Records Show By JoNel Aleccia, Courtesy Of NCVMA Stumped by mysterious illnesses in at least 600 dogs in the U.S., federal health officials have turned to consumers for help investigating problems possibly tied to chicken jerky pet treats made in China. A log of complaints collected from pet owners and veterinarians contains references to at least three popular brands of jerky treats that may be associated with kidney failure and other serious ailments, according to internal Food and Drug Administration documents obtained by msnbc.com. Of 22 “Priority 1” cases listed...
Read MoreWelcome, Dr. Oliver!
Dr. Janine M. Oliver is a 2008 graduate from North Carolina State University College of Veterinary Medicine. Dr. Oliver has worked in both an integrative general practice, that included acupuncture, physical rehabilitation and exotics, and in emergency medicine. Her interests lie heavily in prevention, nutrition, emergency/critical care, and in improving the quality of life for geriatric animals through nutrition, pain management and physical rehabilitation. AAHA Accredited
Adams Farm Animal Hospital is proud to be an accredited member of the American Animal Hospital Association since 1990.
AAHA is the only organization that accredits animal hospitals throughout the U.S. and Canada. AAHA-accredited hospitals voluntarily choose to be evaluated on 900 standards in the following areas: quality of care; diagnostic & pharmacy; management; medical records; and facility.
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