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Professional Care You Can Trust in Matthews & Mint Hill, NC!

We provide veterinary services for every stage in your pet’s life to a lifetime of preventive care.

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A Special Place for your Four-Legged Friend

Our pets are so much more than just animals that live in our homes. They are our companions. Our confidantes. Keepers of our secrets and suppliers of unconditional love. They give us so much of themselves yet ask little in return other than to have their basic needs cared for. 

Call or stop in today! We look forward to meeting you!

Services

Provide individual care and support to each person and pet we serve

Your pet is a special part of the family. As such, you want to do everything within your power to keep him or her happy and healthy. The team at our Practice would be honored to partner with you in achieving this worthy goal. That’s why we’ve developed a comprehensive system of care that’s designed to support your companion’s wellbeing through every stage of life. Whether it’s a first round of vaccines or specialized geriatric care, we’ll be there every step of the way. 

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Meet the Veterinary Hospital “Pet Crazy” team

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Receive a full “Nose to Tail” physical exam

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Determine the current vaccine status

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Ask all questions you would love to know

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And much much more…

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SLOPPY KISSES

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Cognitive Decline in Senior Cats

Did you know that, just like people, cats can experience a decline in cognitive abilities as they age? Cognitive dysfunction syndrome (CDS) is not uncommon in senior kitties. A vet discusses this condition below. Causes…

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