Our Services

Carolina Pets serves the whole pet, rather than narrowly focusing on only their latest injury or ailment. We offer advanced capabilities in diagnostic technology, imaging, surgery, and acupuncture, along with skilled staff to advance your pet’s health.

Our Services

Carolina Pets serves the whole pet, rather than narrowly focusing on only their latest injury or ailment. We offer advanced capabilities in diagnostic technology, imaging, surgery, and acupuncture, along with skilled staff to advance your pet’s health.

Our Services


Senior Care




Seeing a touch of gray on your pet’s chin? Are those once-clear eyes becoming a little cloudy? Bit of stiffness in what used to be a frisky gait? These are all signs your furry friend is entering the “golden” years.



Senior Pet Care

When is my pet considered a senior?


Beginning around 7 years of age! Once your pet achieves senior status we recommend your pet have a wellness examination and diagnostic testing performed every 6 months as is the standard of care by the American Animal Hospital Association.


Why should I have my pet examined and screened twice a year?


Your pet is aging much faster than you. The good news is our pets are living longer than ever with advances in medicine. However, the trade-off is that pets as they age, just like their aging human companions, are more vulnerable to health problems and diseases. Many of these health problems can be prevented, controlled or treated if detected in the early phases. This is our goal with the Senior Wellness Program.


Hospice

At Carolina Pets our mission is to assure a comfortable and compassionate end of life journey for our terminally ill and geriatric patients and their families by providing medical and emotional support until natural passing occurs or humane euthanasia is elected. We are here to help you create a hospice care program for your pet.


End of Life Care

Grief for the impending loss of your pet is complicated by the need to make difficult, often painful decisions. You may ask yourself how much treatment should I pursue? At what point will treatment cause more trauma than relief? Can I provide the care needed to keep my pet comfortable? At what point, if any, should I consider euthanasia?


These are tough and complicated questions that we recognize require individual consultation. If and when you need this assistance, our veterinarians are ready to help you. We can provide you with information on your pet’s problem that may help you form your plan.







Senior Care


Senior Pet Care

Seeing a touch of gray on your pet’s chin? Are those once-clear eyes becoming a little cloudy? Bit of stiffness in what used to be a frisky gait? These are all signs your furry friend is entering the “golden” years.



When is my pet considered a senior?


Beginning around 7 years of age! Once your pet achieves senior status we recommend your pet have a wellness examination and diagnostic testing performed every 6 months as is the standard of care by the American Animal Hospital Association.


Why should I have my pet examined and screened twice a year?


Your pet is aging much faster than you. The good news is our pets are living longer than ever with advances in medicine. However, the trade-off is that pets as they age, just like their aging human companions, are more vulnerable to health problems and diseases. Many of these health problems can be prevented, controlled or treated if detected in the early phases. This is our goal with the Senior Wellness Program.


Hospice


At Carolina Pets our mission is to assure a comfortable and compassionate end of life journey for our terminally ill and geriatric patients and their families by providing medical and emotional support until natural passing occurs or humane euthanasia is elected. We are here to help you create a hospice care program for your pet.


End of Life Care


Grief for the impending loss of your pet is complicated by the need to make difficult, often painful decisions. You may ask yourself how much treatment should I pursue? At what point will treatment cause more trauma than relief? Can I provide the care needed to keep my pet comfortable? At what point, if any, should I consider euthanasia?


These are tough and complicated questions that we recognize require individual consultation. If and when you need this assistance, our veterinarians are ready to help you. We can provide you with information on your pet’s problem that may help you form your plan.


Senior Care


Senior Pet Care

Seeing a touch of gray on your pet’s chin? Are those once-clear eyes becoming a little cloudy? Bit of stiffness in what used to be a frisky gait? These are all signs your furry friend is entering the “golden” years.



When is my pet considered a senior?


Beginning around 7 years of age! Once your pet achieves senior status we recommend your pet have a wellness examination and diagnostic testing performed every 6 months as is the standard of care by the American Animal Hospital Association.


Why should I have my pet examined and screened twice a year?


Your pet is aging much faster than you. The good news is our pets are living longer than ever with advances in medicine. However, the trade-off is that pets as they age, just like their aging human companions, are more vulnerable to health problems and diseases. Many of these health problems can be prevented, controlled or treated if detected in the early phases. This is our goal with the Senior Wellness Program.


Hospice


At Carolina Pets our mission is to assure a comfortable and compassionate end of life journey for our terminally ill and geriatric patients and their families by providing medical and emotional support until natural passing occurs or humane euthanasia is elected. We are here to help you create a hospice care program for your pet.


End of Life Care


Grief for the impending loss of your pet is complicated by the need to make difficult, often painful decisions. You may ask yourself how much treatment should I pursue? At what point will treatment cause more trauma than relief? Can I provide the care needed to keep my pet comfortable? At what point, if any, should I consider euthanasia?


These are tough and complicated questions that we recognize require individual consultation. If and when you need this assistance, our veterinarians are ready to help you. We can provide you with information on your pet’s problem that may help you form your plan.




Hours

From pediatrics to geriatrics and every patient in between, our experienced staff is committed to providing compassionate services for your pet.


Monday
7AM – 8PM
Tuesday – Friday
7AM – 7PM
Saturday
CLOSED
Sunday
CLOSED



Contact Us

We are conveniently located in Wesley Chapel with many shops and restaurants close by. For a map and directions please click below.

Contact Us Anytime

Phone: (704) 220-0226 | Fax: (866) 593-0226 |
email: info@carolinapetsanimalhospital.com


Visit Us

5828 Waxhaw Indian Trail Road, Wesley Chapel, North Carolina, 28104




Hours

From pediatrics to geriatrics and every patient in between, our experienced staff is committed to providing compassionate services for your pet.


Monday
7AM – 8PM
Tuesday – Friday
7AM – 7PM
Saturday
CLOSED
Sunday
CLOSED



Contact Us

We are conveniently located in Wesley Chapel with many shops and restaurants close by. For a map and directions please click below.

Contact Us Anytime

Phone: (704) 220-0226
Fax: (866) 593-0226
email: info@carolinapetsanimalhospital.com


Visit Us

5828 Waxhaw Indian Trail Road, Wesley Chapel, North Carolina, 28104



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Join Our Family


Our hospital strives to realize our goals by emphasizing specific attention to the individualized medical needs of our clients and patients. We treat our patients as if they were our own pets, and our clients as if they were members of our families.




Our Community


Our hospital will encourage every employee to grow for the benefit of our patients, our clients, the hospital, each other, and our community.




News and Events


Would you like to learn more about conditions that effect your pet’s well being? Check out our news area for tips and ideas for a better healthier animal.


News + Events

Carolina Pets Logo Two Color Small


Join Our Family


Our hospital strives to realize our goals by emphasizing specific attention to the individualized medical needs of our clients and patients. We treat our patients as if they were our own pets, and our clients as if they were members of our families.




Our Community


Our hospital will encourage every employee to grow for the benefit of our patients, our clients, the hospital, each other, and our community.




News and Events


Would you like to learn more about conditions that effect your pet’s well being? Check out our news area for tips and ideas for a better healthier animal.


News + Events

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