March 20th, 2020

3/20/2020

March 20th, 2020

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ALERT. COVID-19 UPDATE.

In response to the spread of Flu and COVID-19 Coronavirus, Brandon Animal Hospital has made the difficult decision to begin limiting foot-traffic through Brandon Animal Hospital.

These new measures include: limited appointment scheduling, client screening as well as implementing curb-side service.

We ask that all clients please remain in their vehicles when they arrive and call our front desk at (540)345-8486 for further instructions. Our staff will be happy to bring prescriptions, pet food and your pets to and from the parking lot.

Please call ahead for any prescription refills and appointment requests.

We also ask that if your pet is healthy and only in need of vaccines or other routine services, to, if possible, be willing to schedule appointments several days / weeks in advance in order to keep availability for sick patients.

Brandon Animal Hospital is committed to minimizing the spread pathogens by following State, Federal and CDC guidelines. We ask for your all of your patience and understanding in this period of public health emergency. We will continue to re-evaluate the situation on a daily basis and post updates accordingly.

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