Cleveland Community Veterinary Hospital

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Today: 8:00 am - 12:00 pm

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Wheelchair accessible

(919) 550-4000Call Visit WebsiteVisit Website Map & DirectionsDirections3315 N Shiloh RdGarner, NC 27529

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Mon - Fri:	8:00 am - 6:00 pm
Sat:	8:00 am - 12:00 pm

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Cleveland (7 miles)
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Our vets care for your pets!

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Our unique atmosphere offers comfort to our animal friends! We have been located in this quiet area of the Cleveland Community for over 13 years. Our mission is to provide high quality veterinary medicine along with client education to better your animal friend's life. We haven't forgotten that YOU are a major component in your pet's health, and that is why we strive on giving full client education.

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Brands

Hill's, Purina

Payment method

all major credit cards, amex

Location

Located off of Cleveland School Road, between Cleveland Elementary and West View Elementary, on North Shiloh Road across from Shiloh Baptist Church. Right down the road at the intersection is the (now closed) Chop's Steak House.

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Our veterinary hospital was built intentionally to look and feel homey as a way to comfort our animal friends. Spacious, new, friendly, and clean!

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Veterinarians, Veterinary Clinics & Hospitals, Veterinary Specialty Services

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Parking: Lot, Free

Wheelchair Accessible: Yes

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Phone: (919) 550-4000

Address: 3315 N Shiloh Rd, Garner, NC 27529

Website: http://ccvh.us

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Cleveland Community Veterinary Hospital

Preventive Care

Dental Care
February is National Dental Health Month! In an upcoming blog post I will introduce our February specials, which will be sure to include a discount on dental cleanings!
Vaccination
The Rabies vaccination is required by law. The first Rabies vaccine given is only good for one year. Boosters thereafter are good for 3 years.
Veterinary Ophthalmology
Full disclosure, I’m interested in getting insurance for my two dogs. You might think, “But why? Your mom is a vet, Caitie.” Of course, my mom is a GREAT vet, but there are some things she simply can’t do. What if, God forbid, one of my dogs may need a CT or MRI scan one day? Can’t find those at your general practitioner. What if Charlotte, my border collie mix that LOVES monitoring the yard, develops cataracts? You better believe I would definitely get cataract surgery for her; but a board-certified ophthalmologist would need to do the surgery (Animal Eye Care) so she can see clearly again. I’ve seen almost everything, so believe me when I say I can understand the difficult situations I’ve seen many pet parents in. The goal with pet insurance is to help ease this burden- so when it comes time to deciding what’s best for your pet, you can focus on getting the best care, and not so much the final bill.
Nutritional Counseling
Weight loss food for pets is also available. Some "regular" food you can buy normally, others that are a Prescription Diet and require a prescription from a veterinarian. You can visit PetObesityPrevention.org for more resources, such as how to check your pet's body conditioning score, your pet's caloric need, weight translator, and more tips on how to help your pet lose weight.
Comprehensive Examination
Before any procedure requiring sedation, Dr. Mastafiak needs to do a physical exam. During this appointment she checks your pet's eyes, ears, mouth, heart rate, lung sounds, and any concerns you may have. She looks for baby teeth that may still be retained, and she discusses the procedure and post-surgery instructions.

Illness Treatment

Parasites Treatment and Control
Heartworm disease is transmitted by mosquitoes and can be fatal to pets. These parasites take up home in the heart, which you can imagine would cause sever discomfort and health problems as they reproduce and take up space. Since mosquitoes live year-round and can come into your house, we recommend that all outdoor and indoor pets are given heartworm prevention year round (not just in the summer months). All dogs and cats should start heartworm prevention at 6 weeks of age.
Pain Management
So you can see, there are many benefits to having your pet spayed or neutered! We know times are tough, especially after the holidays, so to offer our best to our community pets and pet parents we're doing 30% off spays and neuters. Below please find a chart of the REDUCED, January cost for spay and neuter procedures. The cost includes: anesthesia, procedure, pain relief, hospitalization, meds to go home, and e-collar.
Vomiting Treatment
Skin Condition and Allergy Treatment
First and foremost are flea allergies. Some pets are not only itchy from the usual flea itchiness, but they're actually allergic to the saliva of the flea. It's hard to imagine something so small causing so much damage but it happens! Common symptoms of Flea Allergic Dermatitis (FAD) include itching, fur loss (particularly around the back of the neck and near the rear - fleas' favorite spots), and red skin. It's important to address the flea issue, but also to address the secondary skin infection that usually accompanies this allergy.
Upper Respiratory Illness Treatment
Did you know 56% of dogs and 60% of cats in the US are considered overweight or obese? ( The Association of Pet Obesity Prevention ) Unfortunately, being overweight can cause our pets many health problems. It can lead to reduced life expectancy and lower quality of life. Specifically, it can lead to diabetes, joint problems, heart disease, fatty tumors (lipomas), respiratory issues, high blood pressure, and more; Some scary things that can be potentially avoided by being at a healthy weight.

Infection Treatment

Ear Infection Treatment
The second most common type of allergies are inhaled allergens. We're talking about pollen, mold, cigarette smoke, cutting the grass, smoke from burning leaves, etc, that manifests as itchy skin. Does your dog have seasonal or chronic ear infections? Lick their paws constantly? These are common symptoms of atopy. It's important to thoroughly clean the ears and treat them with medication, as well as stay on antihistamines throughout your pet's allergy season (which may only be spring, or it could be all year round).
Urinary Tract Infection Treatment
PRE-EXISTING CONDITION - An illness or injury that occurred prior to the policy starting. Unfortunately, there is not a pet insurance that will cover pre-existing conditions. But from my talks with ASPCA and Embrace, I have found them to be very fair in judging pre-existing conditions. ASPCA will deem it NOT a pre-existing condition if your pet has been symptom-free for 180 days. For example, say your pet had a urinary tract infection (UTI) before you got a policy. It was successfully treated and cleared up, but your pet developed another UTI over 180 days later. Your policy will still cover it. For Embrace, they only look at the past year of medical history to determine what constitutes as a pre-existing condition. (I'm sure there are other companies that treat pre-existing conditions fairly, but these are the two examples I know at the moment). This is why getting a policy sooner is better, before there are pre-existing conditions to consider. Maybe you're thinking "but my pet is older and already has an issue that can't be covered." If this is the case, I would still recommend an accident only policy...

Chronic Condition Treatment

Arthritis Treatment
Obesity Treatment
Diabetes Treatment
Heart Disease Treatment
Kidney Disease Treatment
Poor dental hygiene means more than just bad breath! The bacteria in your pets mouth gets into the blood stream, which can eventually lead to infection of the heart, lungs, liver, and more common, kidney damage. Pets can also develop a sour stomach from the tartar and bacteria in the mouth. A professional dental will get your pet's mouth back to "square one" and clean up all the toxic tartar and bacteria. At home, you can brush and rinse your pet's teeth with special dental products. Dental treats, such as Greenies and Tartar Control Pounce, can also help.
Periodontal Disease Treatment
Did you know most dogs and cats can show evidence or periodontal disease by age 3? ( American Veterinary Dental College ) "Periodontal disease" includes issues with teeth and gums, to as severe as issues with ligaments and the jaw bone. Just like with people, pet dental hygiene means more than a pretty smile and fresh breath.

Wound and Fracture Care

Spaying and Neutering
Spaying or neutering your pet can help make him or her have a longer, healthier life. It also prevents them from roaming around the neighborhood looking for a mate. The earliest a cat or dog can be spayed it 5 - 6 months of age. An exam is required prior to surgery.
Veterinary Euthanasia
Did you know North Carolina ranks number 1 in pet euthanasias? Not something we want to be #1 in. This article explores the relation between euthanasia rate and US geography. In NC, a healthy dog in an animal shelter is nearly 25 times more likely to be euthanized than a dog in New Hampshire (see previous link: "The Puzzling Geography of Animal Shelter Dog Euthanasia"). This is one of the reasons that it is so important to spay and neuter our pets.

Laboratory Services
For pets over 8 years old, Dr. Mastafiak needs bloodwork to make sure your pet is OK for anesthesia. The bloodwork includes checking kidney and liver function, and complete blood count.
X-Ray
Microchipping
We offer services in preventative medicine, and diagnostic and sick care; including comprehensive examinations, vaccinations, K-laser therapy, labwork, radiography, surgery, dentistry. We also offer boarding, bathing, and microchipping.

General Pet Care

Boarding
Senior Pet Care
K-laser laser therapy has many incredible uses. It can be used in combination of medicine to greatly reduce pain and healing time of muscle spasms that result from injury. K-laser also helps senior pets manage and alleviate their arthritis pain. Traumatic skin injuries and surgical incisions heal quicker with laser therapy.

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