Coddle Creek Animal Hospital
Coddle Creek Animal Hospital is a general practice in Concord, NC. Procedures include Pet dental care, Tonometry, and Microchipping.
About
Coddle Creek Animal Hospital is a full-service veterinary practice in Concord, North Carolina, providing comprehensive medical care for dogs and cats. Since 1996, the hospital has offered a wide range of services including routine wellness examinations, vaccinations, parasite control, and nutritional guidance. The clinic is equipped to handle both preventive care for healthy pets and medical treatments for senior animals, supported by in-house diagnostic capabilities such as digital radiography, ultrasound, and laboratory blood testing.
The hospital provides surgical services, including routine and advanced procedures, alongside professional dental care to maintain oral health. The clinical team focuses on early detection and personalized treatment plans tailored to the specific age, lifestyle, and health needs of each patient. They also offer compassionate pet hospice and euthanasia services for families navigating end-of-life decisions. The practice serves the local Concord community by acting as a partner in long-term pet healthcare.
Surgical team
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Jennifer Long
DVM
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Kira Packan
DVM
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Ethan Jones
DVM
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Channing Hatchett
DVM
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Katie Beckworth Narvaez
DVM
Procedures
- Pet dental care
- Tonometry
- Microchipping
Equipment
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Frequently asked questions
- What services are included in puppy and kitten care at Coddle Creek Animal Hospital?
- Initial visits for puppies and kittens include a comprehensive physical examination and discussions regarding vaccinations, parasite prevention, nutrition, and microchipping. The veterinary team also provides guidance on spaying or neutering to support the pet's growth and development.
- Does the clinic offer dental services for pets?
- Yes, the hospital provides thorough dental evaluations and comprehensive professional cleanings. These services are designed to address issues like bad breath, red gums, or difficulty chewing, helping to prevent pain, infection, and tooth loss at every stage of life.
- What diagnostic imaging tools are available at this hospital?
- The hospital utilizes digital radiography (X-rays) to evaluate bones, organs, and internal structures. They also offer ultrasound, a non-invasive imaging tool used to view internal organs in real time, such as the liver, kidneys, bladder, and spleen.
- How does the clinic manage senior pet health?
- Senior pet care involves regular, frequent examinations and age-appropriate screening tests. These visits are designed to detect health concerns early, allowing the veterinary team to develop care plans focused on maintaining comfort, mobility, and quality of life as pets age.