NCSU Veterinary Hospital
NCSU Veterinary Hospital is a general practice in Raleigh, NC. Procedures include Equine orthopedic surgery, Cardiology, Dentistry, and Oncology.
About
The NC State Veterinary Hospital is a large-scale teaching hospital providing comprehensive veterinary care across more than 30 specialized disciplines. As an American Animal Hospital Association-accredited facility, it operates within a 110,000-square-foot companion animal medical center that features 30 exam rooms and 10 surgery suites. The hospital integrates advanced medical care with the training of future veterinarians, ensuring that patient care teams are led by board-certified specialists.
Serving as a major referral center for the Southeast, the hospital provides 24/7 emergency services that do not require a prior referral. The facility manages a wide range of complex cases, including oncology, cardiology, dentistry, and equine orthopedic surgery. Patients are treated within three distinct medical centers, including the Randall B. Terry, Jr. Companion Animal Veterinary Medical Center, the Equine and Farm Animal Veterinary Center, and the Veterinary Health and Wellness Center.
Surgical team
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Katie Sheats
Procedures
- Equine orthopedic surgery
- Cardiology
- Dentistry
- Oncology
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Frequently asked questions
- Do I need a referral to bring my pet to the emergency room?
- No, you do not need a referral to access the 24/7 emergency services provided by the hospital. You can contact the hospital directly for emergency situations.
- What is the role of veterinary students in my pet's care?
- Doctor of Veterinary Medicine students are a fundamental part of the care teams at the hospital. While these students participate in the treatment process as part of their training, every care team is led by a board-certified specialist to ensure quality and oversight.
- What types of facilities are available for animal care?
- The hospital operates three state-of-the-art medical centers: the Randall B. Terry, Jr. Companion Animal Veterinary Medical Center, the Equine and Farm Animal Veterinary Center, and the Veterinary Health and Wellness Center. The Terry Center alone includes 30 exam rooms and 10 surgery suites.