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

Medical + Surgical Services

Diagnostics + Testing


Cancer Diagnosis + Treatment

Cancer Diagnosis + Treatment

When your pet has been diagnosed with cancer, at Carolina Pets Animal Hospital we understand how confusing and stressful this can be for pet owners. There are many misconceptions and myths about pets with cancer and treatment, especially with chemotherapy. We are here to help and to replace the misconceptions and fear with knowledge and hope. We strive to be a source of information and strength for your pet and your family.


There are more options than ever for treatment of your pet such as chemotherapy, radiation therapy, surgery, nutritional support, acupuncture and clinical trials. We tailor the treatment protocol for your pet’s specific cancer and potential concurrent medical conditions to optimize the outcome and minimize side effects. In some cases we may recommend a referral to see a veterinary oncologist. We want your pet to not just live as long as possible, but to live well. The goal is for patients to have fewer complications and lead a normal, happy life.


Laboratory

We offer a complete laboratory service on site and perform a wide variety of diagnostic tests such as parasitology, hematology, serology and blood chemistries.


For more extensive testing we utilize local labs as well as university labs throughout the country.



Laboratory Services

Tonometry Services

Tonometry


Tonometry is the measure of your pet’s intraocular pressure. We can test your dog or cat’s eyes for excess pressure easily and safely. The test, performed with a device called a tonometer, is not painful and does not require sedation.


This testing is important for any pet with recent ocular trauma, suspected glaucoma (elevated intraocular pressure) or inflammation in the eyes (uveitis). In addition, we recommend breeds prone to developing glaucoma come in for regular measurements to monitor eye pressure and begin treatment before any problems become irreversible. Please call us to discuss whether your pet may be at higher risk for glaucoma.


If you notice any of the following problems in either or both of your pet’s eyes: dilated (enlarged) pupils, clouding of the cornea (the normally clear outer layer of the eye), red or bloodshot eyes, one eye protruding or appearing larger than the other, squinting, or tearing, call us right away. Because glaucoma is painful, your pet may react by rubbing or pawing at the eyes or rubbing his or her head against the floor or furniture more than normal.







Cancer Diagnosis + Treatment



When your pet has been diagnosed with cancer, at Carolina Pets Animal Hospital we understand how confusing and stressful this can be for pet owners. There are many misconceptions and myths about pets with cancer and treatment, especially with chemotherapy. We are here to help and to replace the misconceptions and fear with knowledge and hope. We strive to be a source of information and strength for your pet and your family.


There are more options than ever for treatment of your pet such as chemotherapy, radiation therapy, surgery, nutritional support, acupuncture and clinical trials. We tailor the treatment protocol for your pet’s specific cancer and potential concurrent medical conditions to optimize the outcome and minimize side effects. In some cases we may recommend a referral to see a veterinary oncologist. We want your pet to not just live as long as possible, but to live well. The goal is for patients to have fewer complications and lead a normal, happy life.


Cancer Diagnosis + Treatment

Laboratory

We offer a complete laboratory service on site and perform a wide variety of diagnostic tests such as parasitology, hematology, serology and blood chemistries.


Laboratory Services

For more extensive testing we utilize local labs as well as university labs throughout the country.



Tonometry


Tonometry is the measure of your pet’s intraocular pressure. We can test your dog or cat’s eyes for excess pressure easily and safely. The test, performed with a device called a tonometer, is not painful and does not require sedation.


Tonometry Services

This testing is important for any pet with recent ocular trauma, suspected glaucoma (elevated intraocular pressure) or inflammation in the eyes (uveitis). In addition, we recommend breeds prone to developing glaucoma come in for regular measurements to monitor eye pressure and begin treatment before any problems become irreversible. Please call us to discuss whether your pet may be at higher risk for glaucoma.


If you notice any of the following problems in either or both of your pet’s eyes: dilated (enlarged) pupils, clouding of the cornea (the normally clear outer layer of the eye), red or bloodshot eyes, one eye protruding or appearing larger than the other, squinting, or tearing, call us right away. Because glaucoma is painful, your pet may react by rubbing or pawing at the eyes or rubbing his or her head against the floor or furniture more than normal.

Diagnostics + Testing


Cancer Diagnosis + Treatment


Cancer Diagnosis + Treatment

When your pet has been diagnosed with cancer, at Carolina Pets Animal Hospital we understand how confusing and stressful this can be for pet owners. There are many misconceptions and myths about pets with cancer and treatment, especially with chemotherapy. We are here to help and to replace the misconceptions and fear with knowledge and hope. We strive to be a source of information and strength for your pet and your family.


There are more options than ever for treatment of your pet such as chemotherapy, radiation therapy, surgery, nutritional support, acupuncture and clinical trials. We tailor the treatment protocol for your pet’s specific cancer and potential concurrent medical conditions to optimize the outcome and minimize side effects. In some cases we may recommend a referral to see a veterinary oncologist. We want your pet to not just live as long as possible, but to live well. The goal is for patients to have fewer complications and lead a normal, happy life.


Laboratory


Laboratory Services

We offer a complete laboratory service on site and perform a wide variety of diagnostic tests such as parasitology, hematology, serology and blood chemistries.


For more extensive testing we utilize local labs as well as university labs throughout the country.


Tonometry


Tonometry Services

Tonometry is the measure of your pet’s intraocular pressure. We can test your dog or cat’s eyes for excess pressure easily and safely. The test, performed with a device called a tonometer, is not painful and does not require sedation.


This testing is important for any pet with recent ocular trauma, suspected glaucoma (elevated intraocular pressure) or inflammation in the eyes (uveitis). In addition, we recommend breeds prone to developing glaucoma come in for regular measurements to monitor eye pressure and begin treatment before any problems become irreversible. Please call us to discuss whether your pet may be at higher risk for glaucoma.


If you notice any of the following problems in either or both of your pet’s eyes: dilated (enlarged) pupils, clouding of the cornea (the normally clear outer layer of the eye), red or bloodshot eyes, one eye protruding or appearing larger than the other, squinting, or tearing, call us right away. Because glaucoma is painful, your pet may react by rubbing or pawing at the eyes or rubbing his or her head against the floor or furniture more than normal.



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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