The NC State College of Veterinary Medicine
The NC State College of Veterinary Medicine is a general practice in Raleigh, NC. Procedures include equine surgery and arginine vasopressin stimulation (AVP) test.
About
The NC State College of Veterinary Medicine is a preeminent academic veterinary medical center providing advanced medical care to companion, equine, and farm animals. As a national leader in veterinary medicine, the hospital is staffed by board-certified specialists across more than 30 disciplines, including cardiology, oncology, neurology, dermatology, internal medicine, zoological medicine, equine surgery, and behavioral medicine. The facility serves as a major hub for clinical research, training, and innovation, utilizing state-of-the-art diagnostic and treatment capabilities.
Located on a 250-acre campus in Raleigh, the hospital sees an average of 30,000 cases annually. It functions as a teaching hospital where faculty, clinicians, and students collaborate to provide care. The college also maintains an 80-acre Teaching Animal Unit for livestock production and husbandry. As an academic institution, it integrates clinical practice with a rigorous Doctor of Veterinary Medicine program and extensive research initiatives aimed at improving animal and human health.
Surgical team
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Joshua Stern
Procedures
- equine surgery
- arginine vasopressin stimulation (AVP) test
Equipment
- AI-enabled digital stethoscope
Photos
Frequently asked questions
- What specialty services are available at the NC State Veterinary Hospital?
- The hospital provides care through board-certified specialists in over 30 disciplines. Key specialty services offered include cardiology, oncology, neurology, dermatology, internal medicine, zoological medicine, equine surgery, and behavioral medicine.
- Does the hospital treat farm animals and horses?
- Yes, the NC State Veterinary Hospital is equipped to serve companion animals, equines, and farm animals. The college also operates an 80-acre Teaching Animal Unit on campus, which serves as a laboratory for students to learn about livestock production and husbandry procedures.
- Is the NC State College of Veterinary Medicine involved in research?
- Yes, the college is a major center for veterinary research and discovery. Faculty and students engage in interdisciplinary biomedical innovation that ranges from cellular-level studies to ecosystem-wide research. The college also hosts an annual Veterinary Scholars Symposium where students present research findings conducted under the guidance of faculty mentors.