Pneumonia in Cats
Pneumonia is a respiratory condition that can have a variety of causes. Here, our vets in Rock Hill discuss the types, causes and symptoms of pneumonia in cats, as well as how your feline friend will recover.
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Quality Veterinary Care You Can Trust - Open 6 Days a Week in Rock Hill
We use stress-reducing techniques to provide gentle care to Rock Hill pets six days a week. Find out what you can expect at your first appointment, learn more about our policies, and get answers to common questions.
New Patients Always Welcome
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Quality Veterinary Care You Can Trust - Open 6 Days a Week in Rock Hill
We use stress-reducing techniques to provide gentle care to Rock Hill pets six days a week. Find out what you can expect at your first appointment, learn more about our policies, and get answers to common questions.
New Patients Always Welcome
Our Veterinarians in Rock Hill Welcome Patients 6 Days a Week, Including Saturdays
Catawba Animal Clinic is a full-service animal hospital that offers comprehensive medical services for cats and dogs in Rock Hill, York County, and the surrounding areas.
From preventive care and surgery to ear and skin care, our broad and varied service offering means we are your one-stop shop for your pet's healthcare needs.
We care for Rock Hill’s companion animals and have built a reputation over many years for our quality professional care, compassionate touch, and low-stress veterinary techniques.
We tend to our patients at their own pace, allowing them to feel safe and relaxed while we provide them with the care that they deserve.
Whether you are bringing your pet in to see us for the first time, or have been counting on our veterinary team for years, we will treat your animal as if it was our own and work with you to ensure they remain healthy.
Diagnostics & Lab
At our in-house vet lab, our experienced team uses advanced technology to conduct tests and receive results quickly, so your pet's condition can be treated effectively.
Quick, accurate diagnoses are key to effectively treating your pet's illness. That's why our highly skilled team uses state-of-the-art equipment such as digital radiology, ultrasound, ECG/EKG, and more in our diagnostic lab. We also have a fully stocked veterinary pharmacy.
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Dr. White is so knowledgeable and always so considerate. We've been going there for almost a decade and am so happy to have found this place.
Grooming
Keep your dog or cat looking clean and adorable by bringing them in for regular professional grooming appointments.
Boarding
Need to leave town? You can trust us to give your pet a home away from home at Camp Catawba, our boarding facility.
Emergency
We see current patients for emergency and urgent veterinary care during our regular clinic hours.
Ear & Skin Care
Have your pet's ear and skin conditions diagnosed and treated. Bring them in for allergy testing, to get laser treatments done for skin disorders, and more.
Tips & Advice From Our Team
Whether you are looking for advice about parasite protection or information on common pet illnesses, our informative blogs feature helpful tips and advice from our vets in Rock Hill that will help you to keep your pets healthy and happy.
Acute Kidney Failure in Dogs
Healthy kidneys perform a wide range of essential functions. Dogs suffering from acute kidney failure, however, experience a rapid decline in kidney function which requires emergency vet care. Here, our Rock Hill vets explain the signs of acute kidney failure in dogs and what actions you should take.
Ultrasounds for Dogs
Canine ultrasounds play a crucial role in helping vets diagnose various health conditions in dogs. And when diagnosed early, these conditions can be treated more effectively, leading to better outcomes for the dogs. Today, our Rock Hill vets explain ultrasounds and the role they play in veterinary medicine.
The Importance of Regular Fecal Exams for Dogs & Cats
Annual fecal exams for cats and dogs, done at your Rock Hill vet's office, are the best way to ensure that your pet and your family are safe from intestinal parasites. Yearly fecal exams give your vet an opportunity to check for intestinal parasites that could otherwise be missed.