A trip to a veterinary emergency and specialty hospital with your pet can be a stressful experience. The goal for our hospital and team is to provide a client and patient experience that is second to none. From building design and work flow to our caring staff, we go the extra mile to ensure you and your pet gets timely care with a smile.
We are seeking dedicated Veterinary Nurses, both Technicians and Assistants, to join our team! Our hospital and staff have been designed with a culture aimed at exceptional client services and personal job fulfillment. Come join a team that fosters career growth and work/life balance. For more information about the position and application process, please go to https://cvets.net/join-our-team/ or call 803-995-8913.
We have updated our blog with FAQ for Pet Owners and Veterinarians. Please visit the links below for more information concerning Coronavirus and your pets.
We are so proud to announce that our very own Nursing Director, Annika Ramcke, was awarded South Carolina’s Licensed Veterinary Technician of the Year by the SC Association of Veterinarians! She always gives 100% to her patients, and inspires other technicians to work as hard as she does. We are so proud to have Annika at our hospital!
We would like to say a huge thank you to our community for voting us Best Animal Specialty Clinic in Columbia Metropolitan’s Best of Columbia issue! We are so proud of our amazing doctors and staff who help us provide such great care, and we look forward to providing more great service to the Midlands in 2021!
Are you noticing that your pet seems a bit “down” lately? If so, you might be asking yourself if pets can get depression. Well, just like humans, animals experience a wide range of emotions, including depression. However, unlike a human, your pet can’t tell you in words if something is wrong. So keep an eye out for the following eight telltale…
While the winters in the Carolinas are not that extreme, it certainly can get very chilly. Cold pets are a problem in any climate- particularly due to the myth that the animal’s fur can keep them warm in any kind of weather. Even if you live someplace warm, heed some prudent advice surrounding your pets this winter. Consider these cold-weather tips to…
It’s common to see dogs parading around in coats, sweaters, and even booties in the cold months. But, does dressing up your dog in a fancy piece of clothing actually help keep him warm, or is it more of a fashion faux paw? If you are thinking of putting your pooch in a parka, let’s take a look at whether warm…
You haven’t seen family in months and can’t wait to travel to spend the holidays with them. There is only one small problem. What should you do with your dog or cat when you travel? You never want to leave a pet home alone for more than several hours, and your furry friend let you know exactly what she thought…
There are few experiences that can compare with bringing home a new puppy, but it is important to consider other pets in the home at the same time. If you currently have a dog- particularly if you have a senior dog in the home, there are some ways to make the transition gently, and to foster a rapport rather than a…
If you live in a region with wintry weather, it may seem like the time of year that is best spent inside with your dogs or cats. The truth is, there are lots of ways to have fun in winter with your pet. Even in the milder seasons of the Carolinas, the change in weather can be a welcome treat that opens-up…
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