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Monday 7:30am - 5:30pm Tuesday 7:30am - 5:30pm Wednesday 8am - 12pm Thursday 7:30am - 5:30pm Friday 7:30am - 5:30pm Saturday 8am - 12pm

Crepe Myrtle Animal Hospital

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We are a full-service veterinary hospital with a caring and skilled staff located right in the heart of beautiful Angier, NC! Call us today!

Welcome to Crepe Myrtle Animal Hospital. We are a full service veterinary medical and boarding facility that provides comprehensive companion animal healthcare. We believe in a partnership between you, our veterinarians, and your pet. A partnership designed to promote optimum health, comfort, and longevity. Since 1999, Dr. Denise Barbour, DVM and her caring staff have provided outstanding veterinary care for the furry and feathered pets within the Angier community and surrounding areas. Please note that all cats and dogs will be required to have a current rabies vaccination for all services including nail trims. Please be prepared to either present a valid rabies certificate at the time of your appointment or have your pet vaccinated while here. Especially considering the recent confirmed case of a rabid racoon in Angier, this policy is in place for the safety of your pet, your family, and our staff. If you have any questions, do not hesitate to call us. Rabies vaccinations are not only our policy, but also are legally required and we appreciate your cooperation.

11/06/2026

Not every pet has the same disease exposure. A dog who regularly visits boarding facilities, dog parks, or hiking trails may have different vaccination needs than a pet with a very different routine.

That's why your pet's vaccination plan should consider their age, health, environment, travel, and everyday activities.

Let's talk about your pet's individual needs at their next visit. Call (919) 639-8387.

11/05/2026

*Another CMAH pet is in the hospital*

Look at this sad baby. We are going to start wrapping the rest of our pets in bubble wrap after the week we are having. Bri’s pup, Willow, needed 7 teeth extracted today after she noticed a slab fracture in a premolar. This is a fairly common occurrence in dogs and they rarely exhibit signs until symptoms are too great. Important things to look for are lack of interest in chewing on bones, facial swelling or eye weeping on one side, not wanting to eat food and pawing at face, to name a few. Yearly dental exams are critical for their well-being. Wish Willow well on her recovery. 🦷🪥❤️‍🩹🐶

11/05/2026

This one is just for fun, but there’s one name every pet should always have attached to them: yours! Keeping identification tags and microchip contact information current can make a huge difference if a pet ever gets lost. Questions about microchipping or identification? Call (919) 639-8387. Now use the chart and tell us your dog’s new ridiculous name!

11/03/2026

Update from yesterday. Winnie is doing great after his foreign body surgery yesterday. He is back to his old self and recovering well. Get some rest, buddy. ❤️‍🩹🐶

11/03/2026

We can only imagine what this cat is thinking! Cats communicate a lot without saying a word. Their ears, eyes, whiskers, tail, posture, and vocalizations can all offer clues about how they’re feeling. Learning your cat’s normal body language can even help you notice subtle changes sooner. Questions? Call (919) 639-8387.

11/02/2026

I’m not going to post her wounds, but Isabella was also an emergency case today. It’s been a Monday. Here’s my baby in better times. ❤️‍🩹🐶

11/02/2026

Rough times for the CMAH family pets today. Here’s the first baby. Poor Mr. Winnie decided to ingest some wire after his shift at the Frito factory. With the help of Dr. Schillig and Dr. Craig, it was removed. Feel better soon, sir. ❤️‍🩹🐶

11/02/2026

That over the top greeting isn’t just adorable. Dogs are highly social animals, and many become genuinely excited when an important member of their household returns. Every dog shows affection differently, from wagging and wiggling to simply following you around the house. Questions about your dog’s behavior? Call (919) 639-8387.

11/01/2026

Whose Baby is This? It’s Ray’s cat, Mouse! Contrary to his name, he is in fact a feline. He’s a personal favorite of mine as he has the ability to throw his meows. It’s the cutest thing. Love you, Mouse 🐁🐭🪤🐈😻

11/01/2026

On this week’s edition of Whose Baby is This? We have the tiniest little muffin. While all grown now, this is one of my favorite felines. Meow! 😻

Address

1603 N Raleigh Street
Angier, NC
27501

Opening Hours

Monday	7:30am - 5:30pm
Tuesday	7:30am - 5:30pm
Wednesday	8am - 12pm
Thursday	7:30am - 5:30pm
Friday	7:30am - 5:30pm
Saturday	8am - 12pm

Telephone

+19196398387

Website

http://crepemyrtlevet.com/

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