Specialty & Emergency Veterinary Care in Charlotte, North Carolina
Our specialty veterinary services go beyond traditional veterinary medicine. We also offer emergency services 24 hours a day for times when your primary care veterinarian is unavailable.
Specialty & Emergency Veterinary Care in Charlotte, North Carolina
Our specialty veterinary services go beyond traditional veterinary medicine. We also offer emergency services 24 hours a day for times when your primary care veterinarian is unavailable.
Specialty & Emergency Veterinary Care in Charlotte, North Carolina
Our specialty veterinary services go beyond traditional veterinary medicine. We also offer emergency services 24 hours a day for times when your primary care veterinarian is unavailable.
Specialty & Emergency Veterinary Care in Charlotte, North Carolina
Our specialty veterinary services go beyond traditional veterinary medicine. We also offer emergency services 24 hours a day for times when your primary care veterinarian is unavailable.
At Carolina Veterinary Specialists in Charlotte, we deliver veterinary excellence in care and service. It's what you and your pet deserve.
At Carolina Veterinary Specialists in Charlotte, you can trust our caring and experienced veterinary team to provide your pet with quality care.
Whether you're looking for the referral services of our board-certified specialist team during weekday hours, or you need comprehensive care at our 24/7 emergency clinic, our hospital makes sure your pet gets veterinary medical care when they need it most.
The highly-qualified, board-certified specialists at our animal hospital offer expertise in a wide range of veterinary specialties including surgery, internal medicine and ophthalmology.
Working closely with your regular veterinarian, we provide the most sophisticated veterinary care and therapies for your pet's challenging medical condition. Our emphasis is on going above and beyond in quality and service for you and your pet.
Late at night, on weekends or holidays, or any other time you aren't able to reach your primary care veterinarian, our emergency services are here for you.
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In today's post our Charlotte vets explain the types of hepatitis seen in dogs, the most common symptoms of infectious and chronic hepatitis, as well as prevention and how this serious condition can be treated if your dog has hepatitis.
Is your cat showing flu-like symptoms, losing weight, or having difficulties breathing? It could be pneumonia. In today's post our emergency vets at Carolina Veterinary Specialists in Charlotte share more signs of pneumonia in cats as well as the causes and treatments for this serious condition.
Pneumonia in dogs presents itself similarly to pneumonia in humans. Pneumonia in dogs can cause difficulty breathing and be life-threatening in severe cases just as it can be in people. When air sacs inside the lungs become inflamed, the lungs will swell and fill with pus and fluid that prevents enough air from entering the lungs. Some strains of pneumonia are highly contagious, such as the colloquially known "kennel cough" which infects the trachea and bronchi.
Carolina Veterinary Specialists in Charlotte proudly serves patients in North Carolina. Find us in the south end of Charlotte.
Carolina Veterinary Specialists in Charlotte
