Veterinary Pain Management
in Charlottesville, Virginia
No one wants their four-legged companions to live in pain. At Virginia Veterinary Specialty & Emergency, we understand that pain is a concern for many pet parents. This is especially true if your pet needs to undergo a surgical procedure or is receiving treatment for a painful injury.
Veterinary Pain Management
Here’s the good news: we include pain management in our veterinary procedures, almost as a second nature. Managing your pet’s pain is woven through everything we do, and we will always do everything in our power to make your pet feel comfortable.
Here are the tools we use to manage your pet’s pain:
If you are ever concerned about your pet’s pain during their diagnosis and treatment process, don’t hesitate to let us know. We will work together to make sure your dog or cat feels safe, loved, and happy throughout her time in our care.
Signs of Pain in Cats
Cats tend to show their pain in subtle ways.
You know your cat’s normal behavior best. Use it as a benchmark for what’s normal, and let us know if something seems off.
Call us at (434) 202-2987 to learn more about what we offer as we work to manage our patients’ pain
Signs of Pain in Dogs
Dogs are a bit more vocal about their pain, but it’s still good to know the signs of canine discomfort.
You know your canine companion better than anyone. At any sign of unusual behavior, reach out to our team for pain management assistance.
Wellness Memberships Plans for cats & dogs
At Virginia Veterinary Specialists, we believe preventive care is the foundation of a long, healthy life. Our Wellness Membership Plans are designed to make routine care simple, affordable, and stress-free — so your pet stays happy and healthy all year long.
Frequently Asked Questions
We offer everything from normal Routine wellness care, to 24-hour emergency surgery that is tailored to your pet and their needs.
When prescribed and monitored appropriately, many pain medications are safe for long-term use. We perform regular exams and may recommend periodic bloodwork to ensure your pet’s safety.
Why Choose AAHA-Accredited, Board-Certified Specialists
When your pet faces a complex medical problem, You want the highest level of expertise. A board-certified specialist has completed years of rigorous training beyond veterinary school, including an internship and a multi-year residency, followed by a comprehensive examination process. At VVSE, our specialist work as a team to ensure tour pet receives the most advanced medical care available in a compassionate environment.