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We're Moving - Ridge Lake Animal Hospital
Our New Location: Crossroads Animal Care Center

Come Visit Us At Our Sister Hospital

On Monday, October 26, Ridge Lake Animal Hospital will move to our sister hospital, Crossroads Animal Hospital (12950 Troupe St Woodbridge, VA 22192). The new location gives us a bigger, roomier space, which means we can see you sooner and care for your pets better than ever. 

Until then, nothing changes. Please keep calling, booking appointments, picking up medications, and reaching out to Ridge Lake just as you always have, and any appointments before October 26 will happen at Ridge Lake as scheduled. 

We wanted you to to hear this from us directly and we want the change to be as easy as possible for you and your pet.

Moving Details:

Your Team Is Coming With You

Dr. Joshi, Dr. Nguyen, and the technicians and front-desk team you already know will all be at Crossroads Animal Care Center. The people who know your pet will still be the ones caring for them.

Your Records Transfer Automatically

You don’t need to request, sign, or bring anything. Your pet’s full history moves with us with no gap in care.

Nothing Changes Until October 26

We’re still at Ridge Lake Animal Hospital and you can book with us as you always have. After October 26, visit us at Crossroads Animal Care Center.

Visiting Crossroads Animal Care Center

Address: 12950 Troupe St Woodbridge, VA 22192
Hours: Monday – Friday: 7:30 a.m. – 7 p.m. | Saturday: 7:30 a.m. – 1 p.m. | Sunday: Closed
Phone: (703) 497-7387
Website: crossroadsacc.com

Frequently Asked Questions

Will I Still See The Same Team And Veterinarian?

Yes. Our Ridge Lake Animal Hospital Team is moving to Crossroads together.

Your appointment has moved to Crossroads Animal Care Center automatically, with the same date and time. You do not need to rebook.

Our hours will be Crossroads Animal Care Center’s Hours: Monday – Friday: 7:30 a.m. – 7 p.m. | Saturday: 7:30 a.m. – 1 p.m. | Sunday: Closed. 

Yes. Our phone number will be Crossroads Animal Care Center’s Number: (703) 497-7387. 

Until October 26, prescriptions and refills will work just as they always have. After that, contact the Crossroads team at (703) 497-7387 and we’ll take care of everything from there.

We understand and that’s a real consideration. Give us a call and we’re happy to talk it through. Whatever you decide, we’ll make sure your pet’s records are wherever you need them.

Call us at (703) 491-1111 or stop by. We’re more than happy to help. 

Thank You For Trusting Us With Your Pet's Care

Change is never easy, and we’re grateful you’re making this move with us. Caring for your pets is a privilege we never take lightly, and we look forward to many more visits together at Crossroads Animal Care Center. 

Why Choose Us?

Veterinarian

Providing the Highest Standard of Care Since 1982

First-Rate and Full-Service Veterinary Care

Accredited by the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA)

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