Do I need a referral to see a specialist at Carolina Veterinary Specialists?

Yes, a referral from your pet's primary care veterinarian is required before you can schedule an appointment with one of the board-certified veterinary specialists. This ensures that the specialists can work alongside your regular veterinarian to provide comprehensive care for your pet's specific medical needs.

What surgical services are available at this hospital?

The surgical team offers extensive treatment options for a range of soft tissue and orthopedic disorders. Common procedures performed include Tibial Plateau Leveling for cruciate ligament ruptures, total hip replacement, complex fracture repair, and surgeries involving the intestinal, heart, and urinary systems.

Is emergency care available outside of standard business hours?

Yes, the hospital provides emergency veterinary care 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. These services are available to all clients, including during nights, weekends, and holidays, to assist when your primary care veterinarian is unavailable.

What does the neurology department treat?

The board-certified veterinary neurologist at the clinic specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of disorders affecting the nerves, spinal cord, muscles, and brain of animals.

Carolina Veterinary Specialists Winston-Salem

Carolina Veterinary Specialists Winston-Salem is an internal medicine and orthopedic surgery practice in Winston-Salem, NC, led by a DACVIM-credentialed specialist. Procedures include Total Hip Replacement, Tibial Plateau Leveling, and Complex Fracture Repair.

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About

Carolina Veterinary Specialists in Winston-Salem is a referral-based facility providing advanced veterinary care through a team of board-certified specialists. The hospital offers expertise in internal medicine, neurology, and surgery, including orthopedic and soft tissue procedures. Their facility is equipped with advanced diagnostic tools and in-house laboratory services to support the treatment of complex medical conditions in cats and dogs.

In addition to specialty services, the clinic operates as a 24/7 emergency care provider for pets in the region. While specialty appointments require a referral from a primary care veterinarian, the emergency service is available to all clients at any time. The hospital is designed to function as an extension of primary care practices, providing critical medical attention and specialized therapies during nights, weekends, and holidays.

Surgical team

Susan Simmerson

DVM, Diplomate ACVIM (SAIM)
Jamie Hui

BVSc, DACVIM (SAIM)
Kathryn Bray

DVM, Diplomate ACVIM
Steven Cogar

DVM, Diplomate ACVS

Procedures

Equipment

Photos

Laughing person in navy scrubs with a stethoscope sitting on the floor with a light-coloured dog

Brown and white spotted dog in a patterned collar standing in a waiting area

Smiling woman with long brown hair at a computer monitor with a dog's head in the foreground

Frequently asked questions

Do I need a referral to see a specialist at Carolina Veterinary Specialists?: Yes, a referral from your pet's primary care veterinarian is required before you can schedule an appointment with one of the board-certified veterinary specialists. This ensures that the specialists can work alongside your regular veterinarian to provide comprehensive care for your pet's specific medical needs.
What surgical services are available at this hospital?: The surgical team offers extensive treatment options for a range of soft tissue and orthopedic disorders. Common procedures performed include Tibial Plateau Leveling for cruciate ligament ruptures, total hip replacement, complex fracture repair, and surgeries involving the intestinal, heart, and urinary systems.
Is emergency care available outside of standard business hours?: Yes, the hospital provides emergency veterinary care 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. These services are available to all clients, including during nights, weekends, and holidays, to assist when your primary care veterinarian is unavailable.
What does the neurology department treat?: The board-certified veterinary neurologist at the clinic specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of disorders affecting the nerves, spinal cord, muscles, and brain of animals.

Contact & hours

Address

1600 Hanes Mall Blvd
Winston-Salem

Phone

(336) 546-8171

Website

winston-salem.carolinavet.com