Our team of experienced professionals at Thomasville Veterinary Hospital Urgent Care + Surgery provides quality veterinary care for pets in Davidson County.
Protect your pet's health while managing your budget.
Our Pet Wellness Plans include comprehensive preventive services for pets and cost savings for pet owners.
Our in-house diagnostics and lab translate to quicker care for pets.
With same-day test results, accurate diagnoses, and on-site pharmacy, you can rest assured your pets will get the care they need.
Pamper your pet with grooming, boarding, and Doggy Daycare at our Pet Resort.
Protect your pet's overall health with regular dental care, including exams and cleanings.
The experienced vets at Thomasville Veterinary Hospital Urgent Care + Surgery provide comprehensive veterinary services and urgent care for pets in Davidson County.
We offer an extensive range of services for cats and dogs including preventive measures, such as wellness exams and vaccinations, surgical procedures, in-house diagnostics, boarding and grooming services, as well as urgent care.
Our care is based on a prevention-first philosophy; we will always work to prevent disease and injury from occurring in the first place.
As proud members of the American Animal Hospital Association since 1993, Thomasville Veterinary Hospital Urgent Care + Surgery has been meeting and exceeding the stringent standards of the AAHA to ensure your pets receive the best care possible.
Our Thomasville vets share advice and helpful tips for keeping your pets healthy and happy.
Attempting to groom an aggressive dog can be a real challenge not to mention scary. Today, our Davidson County vets explain why some dogs become aggressive at grooming time and share tips to help make grooming sessions less stressful for you and your pooch.
At some point, every pet parent will need to leave their dog alone while they head out to run errands, earn a living or spend time with friends. But how long can you safely leave your dog alone? Our Davidson County vets explain.
If your dog has been diagnosed with heart disease, our Davidson County vets can recommend ways of managing the condition - in part through modified nutrition. Here are a few tips on how and why to feed your dog a low-sodium diet to help treat heart disease.
