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• Well pet examinations;
• Immunizations (click here to read our policy on vaccines);
• Internal parasite control and heartworm prevention;
• Dental services;
• Prescription flea and tick control;
• Microchip identification; and
• Diet/weight control consultation.
• Digital radiology;
• Allergy testing;
• In-house laboratory.
• Routine surgeries, such as neuters and spays;
• Special surgeries, as needed;
• Referrals made to specialty hospitals, as needed.
• Appointments for clients are made on an as-needed basis, provided by Lighthouse Veterinary Imaging and Lisa Woolman, DVM, DACVR – Board-certified radiologist trained at NCSU. |
• Veterinary acupuncturist consultations are available by appointment with Leilani Sabin, DVM.
After-hours emergencies are referred to:
• Triangle Veterinary Emergency Clinic in Durham (919-489-0615); and
• Carolina Veterinary Specialty Trauma Center in Greensboro (336-632-0605).
• You can also call us (919-563-5006), and a recorded message will direct you to these hospitals, too.
• If you have reason to believe that your pet may have ingested a poison, one option after hours is to call the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center Hotline (888-426-4435). There may be a charge for this service.
We vaccinate pets based on the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA) vaccine guidelines for dogs and cats. Aside from the rabies vaccine -- required by law at specified intervals in North Carolina -- we recommend vaccinations based on the risk and lifestyle of the individual pet, including factors such as age, breed, health status, environment and travel habits. |
