Get your pet's mouth smoochably clean for Valentine's Day! For the entire month of February, you can receive 20% off dental care*. Of course, helping your pet maintain good oral hygiene isn't just about getting rid of smelly breath (even though it IS a major perk). It’s also a really important aspect of the overall health of your pet.

At Mount Tabor Animal Hospital, we want to make it simple and affordable for you to help take care of your pet's mouth, and that's why we offer annual specials ...

Mount Tabor Animal Hospital is happy to sponsor a pet food drive for the Forsyth Humane Society (FHS) in Winston Salem this holiday season. In addition to education, adoption, and foster programs, FHS also provides outreach and support to people who need help with pet food, vet bills, pet supplies or training and behavioral resources. We are proud supporters of the mission and goals of the FHS!

If you are interested in donating, we are collecting IAMS™ brand dog, cat, puppy, and kitten food, ...

National Veterinary Technician Week is October 14-20, with the theme "Veterinary Nursing in Action". Veterinary Technicians work closely with the veterinarians, assistants, practice managers, and other staff at MTAH to ensure the best quality care for your pet. The skilled and caring veterinary assistants at Mount Tabor Animal Hospital do everything from anal gland expression to vaccine administration and everything in between.

We appreciate all that they do, and this week especially, we want to make sure ...

Awareness Leads to Prevention

February is Spay and Neuter Awareness Month. And at Mount Tabor Animal Hospital, we want to draw attention to this important topic now because typically summer months are when we see lots of accidental overproduction of puppies and kittens, which can lead to an overwhelming influx of animal intakes at our local animal shelters. Spaying/neutering can actually help save animals by preventing euthanasia of unwanted pets!

Did You Know?

• Cats can get pregnant ...

Keep Your Pet Happy and Healthy

Helping your pet maintain good oral hygiene isn't just about getting rid of smelly breath (even though it’s a major perk). It’s also about the overall health of your pet. When dental disease is left unchecked you run the risk of bacteria entering your pet's bloodstream, and traveling to major organs, which could lead to major health problems. Maintaining good oral hygiene for your dog or cat is an extremely important, and often overlooked, aspect of ...