Allegheny Veterinary Services

02/03/2026

Okay! We are jumping on this trend!

02/03/2026

What lies beneath? Dental disease is common and painful in pets! Just like you, pets should receive regular exams to ensure proper oral health. This sweet lady is getting xrays to assess hidden disease of the teeth below the gums. We are proud to offer this advanced diagnostic tool as an essential part of our dental procedures.

02/03/2026

Sometimes it takes a village....... and a whole lot of peanut butter to get those nails trimmed!

01/20/2026

🐴✨ Exciting News from Allegheny Veterinary Services/Allegheny Equine Veterinary Service, an Elkins-Randolph County Chamber Partner! ✨🐴

Join us in celebrating Dr. Tracy R. Walker— owner of Allegheny Veterinary Service — and her growing team right here in Elkins, WV!

Dr. Tracy Walker and Dr. Jessica Harvey recently welcomed two new doctors to the practice, expanding Allegheny Veterinary Service's ability to provide exceptional, comprehensive care for pets across our region.

Dr. Cody Martin, originally from Northeast Ohio, is a WVU Alum with family roots in Elkins. Dr. Martin has special interest in equine lameness, exotic pocket pets and small animal internal medicine. He is looking forward to exploring all that the area offers and is excited to be part of our community.

Dr. Michael Miller, originally from Wellsburg, WV, is a WVU Alum. Dr. Miller is particularly interested in emergency medicine, advanced reproductive techniques, and cattle. Dr. Miller is eager to expand our availability and services for cattle.

🤩🥳Now accepting new patients! Allegheny Veterinary Service has a hospital located at 1605 Parsons Road and is proud to be the the original mobile veterinary service that traveling to farms in North Central West Virginia. The practice offers a wide range of services from preventative care and sports medicine to dentistry, reproductive services, and emergency care — all led by a passionate team dedicated to keeping our local community healthy and strong.

01/15/2026

The WV Dept of Ag has identified more cases of Avian Flu. Sadly, 50% of this Greenbrier county flock died from infection. Monitor your birds!

January 14, 2026Charleston, WV - The West Virginia Department of Agriculture (WVDA) has confirmed the presence of Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI) in a backyard flock in Greenbrier County. This is only the fourth detection of HPAI in domestic birds in West Virginia since the global outbreak....

12/17/2025

Ouch! Ear infections are the worst. This is a painful ear that has worsened quickly. Don't worry we have treated the ear and it is on its way to healing! However, it is essential that we treat the underlying cause.

Did you know? Most ear infections are caused by food allergy or other environmental allergy. Allergies result in angry skin that is more likely to become infected. Dietary changes and allergy treatment are part of the long term management of these patients. If your pet has frustrating, painful and recurrent ear or skin infections, give us a call and we can help you get to the bottom of it.

12/01/2025

We are experiencing some phone trouble this morning. Please bear with us as we sort it out!

11/20/2025

Okay, we get it! We try to make the best of it! 😄

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11/17/2025

🐾 Flea & Tick Prevention Doesn’t End When Summer Does! 🐾
Even as temperatures drop, fleas and ticks can still pose a risk to your pets — and your home.
Ticks stay active until temps are consistently below freezing, and fleas can survive indoors year-round.
That’s why Allegheny Veterinary Services recommends continuing prevention throughout the fall and winter months to keep your pets healthy and parasite-free.
✅ Prevent Lyme disease & other tick-borne illnesses
✅ Stop flea infestations before they start
✅ Protect pets (and people!) all year long
Call today to stock up on your pet’s preventives or schedule a wellness visit! 💙

11/14/2025

Today we demonstrated one of our core values by teaching an equine lab to Veterinary Technician Students from the Pierpont C&TC Veterinary Technician Program.

Community
We demonstrate teamwork, camaraderie, and community in our daily approach to patient care, work culture, and support of our surrounding town, agricultural community, youth and the veterinary profession.

11/13/2025

🌼 Allergies Making Your Dog Miserable? We Can Help! 🌼
Itchy skin, licking paws, ear infections, and hair loss can all be signs of environmental or food allergies in dogs.
At Allegheny Veterinary Services, our team offers:
🔹 Allergy testing to identify triggers — pollen, dust, molds, or foods
🔹 Food allergy evaluations and elimination diets
🔹 Safe and effective treatments like Cytopoint and Zenrelia to control itching and inflammation
Our goal is to find the root cause of your dog’s allergies — not just mask the symptoms — so they can feel happy and comfortable again. 💙
📞 Call today to schedule an appointment and start your dog’s allergy relief journey!

11/10/2025

🐾 Fracture Repair at Allegheny Veterinary Services 🩺
Accidents happen — but when they do, our team is here to help.
At Allegheny Veterinary Services, we offer advanced fracture repair options, including:
🔹 Bone plating
🔹 Pinning and wiring
🔹 Casting
Our goal is to restore mobility, comfort, and quality of life for your pet. 💙
If your pet experiences a sudden injury or lameness, call us — we’re here when you need us most.