Uptown Veterinary Hospital
Uptown Veterinary Hospital is a general practice in Charlotte, NC. Procedures include Microchipping, Pet dental care, and Tonometry.
About
Uptown Veterinary Hospital is a full-service animal hospital providing comprehensive veterinary care for dogs and cats in the Charlotte community. The practice focuses on preventive medicine and wellness, offering routine nose-to-tail examinations, vaccinations, parasite control, and nutritional guidance. In addition to wellness care, the clinic provides internal medicine, dermatological services, and senior pet care. Their diagnostic capabilities include digital radiography, ultrasound, and blood and laboratory testing to support early detection and treatment of health conditions.
The hospital also performs routine and advanced surgical procedures, including dental care and oral health evaluations. For patients requiring specialized attention, the team manages various internal medicine conditions and offers hospice and euthanasia services. Clients are encouraged to contact the hospital for guidance during medical emergencies. For after-hours care, the practice directs clients to designated local emergency and referral facilities in the Charlotte area.
Surgical team
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Ross Larson
DVM
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Jocelyn Becker
DVM
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Anna Johnston
DVM
Procedures
- Microchipping
- Pet dental care
- Tonometry
Equipment
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Frequently asked questions
- What services are included in the hospital's puppy and kitten care?
- The hospital provides comprehensive initial physical exams for new puppies and kittens to ensure a healthy start. During these visits, the veterinary team discusses vaccinations, parasite prevention, nutrition, and microchipping. They also provide guidance on spaying or neutering to support the long-term growth and development of the new pet.
- Does the clinic offer dental services for pets?
- Yes, the hospital provides professional dental care to support healthy teeth and gums. Their services include thorough dental evaluations and professional cleanings to help prevent pain, infection, and tooth loss. These services address common signs of dental disease such as persistent bad breath, drooling, difficulty chewing, or red gums.
- What diagnostic imaging tools are available on-site?
- The clinic utilizes digital radiography, commonly known as X-rays, to obtain detailed images of bones, organs, and internal structures for evaluating conditions like fractures, foreign objects, or respiratory concerns. Additionally, they use ultrasound as a non-invasive imaging tool to view internal organs in real time, which helps in evaluating abdominal structures such as the liver, kidneys, bladder, intestines, and spleen.
- How does the clinic support senior pets?
- The veterinary team provides senior pet care that includes more frequent examinations and age-appropriate screening tests. These measures are designed to detect health concerns early, monitor for subtle changes in the pet's condition, and develop care plans that focus on comfort, mobility, and overall quality of life as the animal ages.