Albemarle Animal Clinic, founded in 1957 as Stanly County’s first veterinary clinic, provides preventive care and in-house emergency diagnostics during weekday hours.
Preventive wellness care in Albemarle and the greater Stanly County area
Current clients needing weekday urgent or emergency veterinary care
Pets requiring emergency surgery, X-rays, in-house laboratory testing, IV fluids, or monitoring
PetVet Vaccination Clinic offers low-cost preventive care in Albemarle, including dog and cat vaccines, parasite screening, deworming, and routine exams.
How much do routine dog vaccinations cost in Stanly County?
PetVet Vaccination Clinic publishes adult dog package prices from $84 to $143. Prices at full-service veterinary clinics may vary by exam, vaccine, testing, and treatment.
Which Stanly County veterinarians offer emergency care?
Albemarle Animal Clinic, Fairview Veterinary Clinic, and West Stanly Animal Clinic list emergency or critical care during business hours. Albemarle and West Stanly limit some urgent services to current clients or cases they can handle onsite.
Where can I take a pet for walk-in veterinary care?
West Stanly Animal Clinic accepts walk-ins during doctor hours, but same-day access is not guaranteed if the line is too long. PetVet also offers walk-in registration for routine vaccination and parasite services.
Do local veterinary clinics treat emergencies after hours or on weekends?
The listed clinics generally do not provide 24/7 or weekend onsite treatment. Colonial Animal Hospital directs emergencies to Carolina Vet Specialists or Pet Emergency and Trauma Services.
Which local veterinarian handles orthopedic surgery?
Fairview Veterinary Clinic offers orthopedic surgery consultations, and Dr. Timothy Jordan has performed more than 3,000 orthopedic procedures.