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College of Veterinary Medicine 
Veterinary Hospital
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Putting Your Pets First

When your pet needs specialized care, you don’t settle for anything less than the best. Neither do we.  

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Emergency Services

We offer 24/7 emergency care — no referral needed. Call 919-513-6911 for more details. 

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Animal Owners

Learn about our referral process and how to prepare for your visit.  

Veterinarians

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Pharmacy

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Tips and Resources

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Small Animal Internal Medicine Clinician Investigator John Shamoun (left) speaks with Clinical Assistant Professor Yu Ueda.

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The staff all care so deeply. Each animal is like the most important one. It’s been that way from the beginning.

Elisabetta Ferrero

Ferrero brought her cat, Chatterbox, to us from Florida to treat a sarcoid tumor. Today, Chatterbox is “happy like a lark,” she says.

30,000+ Animals Treated Annually

Our specialists provide world-class, compassionate care to each of our patients.

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30+ Areas of Specialization

From cardiology to dentistry, we provide comprehensive care in dozens of disciplines.

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From the NC Museum of Natural Sciences, Emma Eldridge Reports

FRIDAY, MAY 26, 2023 Hey, everybody! My name is Emma, and I’m a rising second-year student with an intended focus in zoological and wildlife medicine. This summer I’ll be sharing what it’s like to work as a veterinary intern at the NC Museum of Natural Sciences! I previously interned at the museum as an undergraduate… 

From North Carolina, Briana Blackwelder Reports

Hi! I’m Briana, a rising third year with a focus in equine medicine.  For me nothing can take the place of real-life hands-on learning experience.  That type of externship is exactly what I found with Foundation Equine in Vass, North Carolina.  This four-doctor practice performs GP services including (but not limited to) reproduction, specialized dentals,… 

From Thailand, Jasmine Lapsley Reports

WEDNESDAY, MAY 17, 2023 Hello, I’m Jasmine Lapsley, a rising third year at NC State CVM! I am veterinary support staff for Loop Abroad for the first half of my summer. I will be working not only as an assistant to the Thai vets here in Thailand but also as a mentor to the many pre-veterinary… 

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