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Welcome to Massanutten Animal Clinic
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Massanutten's vet services and specialized care from our Health Care Team include:

Comprehensive Wellness Exams
New puppy/kitten Exams & Information
Geriatric Wellness Exams
Diagnostic testing
Vaccinations
Heartworm, Tick & Flea Prevention & Control
Spay & Neuter Services
Critical Care
Surgery (both routine & non-routine)
Hospitalization Services and Medicine.
Happy Dog Grooming is open M-F 8am-5pm & Sat 8am-2pm and can be reached by phone at 540-432-3390

Our vet and health care professionals give every pet special treatment and offer vet services for all cats and dogs in Harrisonburg, Rockingham county & mid-Shenandoah Valley.

We offer Care Credit payment plans, please visit this site for more info:

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Thunderstorms have your pooch spooked?

VP Client Information Sheets
By VIN Community Contributors

Thunderstorms

Authored by: Dr. Theresa DePorter

Reactions to thunderstorms are not uncommon: loud noises from overhead are difficult to orient to. While many dogs get accustomed to storms (habituation), others may become more sensitive, resulting in additional fear with each exposure. Even a single frightening event during a storm may contribute to fear of thunderstorms. The degree of anxiety is based on a dog’s perception of a threat. When a dog’s response to thunderstorms is extreme, it is considered a phobia.