Wholistic Paws Veterinary Services

12/23/2025

Here are 39 healthy treats you can stuff into a Kong. As with anything, they should be researched and given in moderation. And be sure to do a little research before stuffing. For example, canned pumpkin can be given, but pumpkin filling should not be given. Fresh pineapple should be given and canned should not be given. A little research goes a long way and your dog will love all those healthy options in their kong, especially if they get some combos!!

12/22/2025

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12/19/2025

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12/18/2025

River is feeling much better after treatments for a sore back! What a difference excellent nursing care from mom and dad, a solid pain management plan, herbs, laser and acupuncture make! And he’d like to remind everyone to stay hydrated! It keeps the body healthy!

12/17/2025

12/16/2025

Did you know that we offer a non-invasive test for detecting toxic metal accumulation and mineral imbalances that could potentially contribute to cancer or other chronic diseases?

Fur mineral testing allows us to assess the levels of minerals and toxic substances in your pet's body.

Identifying mineral imbalances and heavy metal toxicity early on can help prevent their harmful effects on your pet's immune system and overall health.

12/15/2025

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12/12/2025

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12/11/2025

Meet Brady! At Wholistic Paws we try to optimize our patients’ health and well being with functional medicine testing. Brady was a champ for his Vitamin D test today- peanut butter makes it all worthwhile. And normalizing Vitamin D should help with his allergies and sensitive stomach!

12/10/2025

Thank you for supporting Brownie Girl Scout Troop 70368 with their toy and book collection for UpsideDown Moments, a Loudoun County nonprofit that supports local children in foster care. We are so thankful to those who generously gave to this cause and made a difference in the lives of kids in our community during the holiday season.

12/10/2025

Muzzles have gotten a bad rap over the years which have trickled down to give the dogs who use them a bad rap too. But you might not know why a dog is wearing a muzzle. They could be a p**p eater, wanting to bite at/lick their wounds, or nervous around new people or dog for example. None of those things make them a bad dog. Their owner is using a muzzle to protect their dog. Some people train their dogs to be comfortable wearing them in case they were seriously injured or had something painful happen in a hospital setting so that they weren't foreign to them in an already scary situation. Just food for thought.

12/09/2025

Just a reminder.

Let's help these Scouts make a difference in the lives of kids in our community. Even the smallest kindness can make a difference in a young life (or any life for that matter!)!!!

Brownie Girl Scout Troop 70368 is collecting NEW toys & books for UpsideDown Moments, a Loudoun County nonprofit that supports local children in foster care. Bring new, unwrapped children's toys & books to Wholistic Paws and place them in the collection box. Thank you for your consideration!