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Park Veterinary Hospital & Urgent Care

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Park Veterinary Hospital & Urgent Care

Park Veterinary Hospital is committed to providing exceptional care and legendary service for companion animals and the people in their lives.

AAHA Accredited & Cat Friendly Practice Multi-doctor animal hospital for cats, dogs and pocket pets offering preventive care, senior care, diagnostics, surgery, dentistry, ultrasound, laser therapy, acupuncture, and separate dog and cat boarding.

06/15/2025

Happy Father's Day to all the pet dads who've mastered the art of one-handed coffee drinking while holding a leash!
To celebrate, we're sharing our favorite dad jokes: "What do you call a cold pet? A chili dog!" and "What did the cat say on Father's Day? I'm very fond of you!"
Share your best (worst) pet-related dad joke in the comments!

06/13/2025

One of our patients Xander found a clever place to hide and get comfortable during their appointment the other day! 😻

06/12/2025

That obsessive paw-licking might not be what you think. Summer brings a perfect storm of itch triggers—new pollens, bug bites, higher humidity causing yeast, and even sunburn on light-colored pets. If your pet's scratching like they're hiding lottery tickets, it's time for some detective work. Notice patterns? Morning scratching vs. night? After being outside? Stop by and we can help relieve those allergies! https://us.vetstoria.com/booking/6645090e28e7e/?r=6

06/09/2025

Planning to hit the road with your pet?
Beyond the basics, here are our road trip hacks: freeze water bowls the night before for gradual melting, use shower caddies as spill-proof food stations, pack a sheet to cover hotel beds, and download pet-friendly restroom stop apps. What's YOUR genius travel tip with pets?

06/06/2025

We've all heard about hot cars and scorched pavement, but let's talk about the sneakier summer dangers: BBQ skewers left at snout level, open windows without screens, fertilizers that curious paws track inside, and water bowls that grow algae in the heat. What surprising summer hazard have you discovered? Drop us a warning below!

06/04/2025

Let's talk cat hugs! For some cats, a full embrace means war. For others, it's bliss. Most prefer the "slow blink" love language or a gentle chin scratch. What's your cat's affection style? And how many of you have cats that only want hugs when YOU'RE busy? (We see you, lap-seeking cats who appear during Zoom calls.)

06/03/2025

Our patient of the week this week is JC! JC is a 1 year old Norwich Terrier who was noticed to have incoordination in all four limbs as he first learned to walk. JC was diagnosed by NCSU Vet School with congenital spinal cord deformities. JC is now part of a new clinical trial by Cornell University using stem cells to treat nerve and musculoskeletal conditions, and is undergoing his treatment with us here at Park! The stem cells being used were generated from JC’s own abdominal fat cells, which were harvested at our hospital and sent to Cornell where they turned those tissues into stem cells. JC has been coming in every month to receive his stem cell injections with Dr. Hunt and Kim, RVT. He does very well for his treatments and we are excited to see what this therapy can do for him!

06/02/2025

Who else thinks their pet deserves a trophy just for existing? It's Pet Appreciation Week, so we're giving our four-legged family members extra love! From midnight bathroom escorts to being our personal therapists—they do it all. What's the most underrated thing your pet does that you're grateful for?

05/31/2025

May Photo Challenge 📸

Share your favorite May moment with your furry friend! Whether it's a hike, garden exploration, or just soaking up sunshine through the window, we want to see those photos.

Post in the comments below! ⬇️

05/28/2025

Senior Pet Month 🐾💓

Our silver fox friends need some extra TLC! Senior pets benefit from more frequent check-ups, joint support, dental care, and adjusted exercise routines.

The good news? With proper care, senior pets can enjoy excellent quality of life for years to come.

➡️ Book A Wellness Visit Today: https://us.vetstoria.com/booking/6645090e28e7e/?r=6

05/25/2025

Memorial Day Weekend Safety Tips 💙❤️

🐾 Secure pets in a safe, comfortable spot during travel
🍗 Keep BBQ goodies out of paws reach – especially bones!
🎆 Create a quiet, cozy retreat to help them stay calm during fireworks
🔖 Double check that ID tags and microchip information are up-to-date

Have fun, stay safe, and give your pets some extra love this weekend!

05/19/2025

Pet-Friendly Plants 🌼☑️

Spring gardening? Know which plants are pet-friendly!

Tulips, lilies, and azaleas can be dangerous, while pet-safe alternatives include roses, sunflowers, and petunias.

When in doubt, keep curious mouths away from any plants. Ask us about any plant you're unsure about! 🐾

Address

735 W NC Highway 54
Durham, NC
27713

Opening Hours

Monday	7am - 6pm
Tuesday	7am - 6pm
Wednesday	7am - 6pm
Thursday	7am - 6pm
Friday	7am - 6pm
Saturday	8am - 6pm
Sunday	11am - 5pm

Website

http://www.parkveterinaryhospital.com/

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Welcome to Park Veterinary Hospital & Urgent Care

Park Veterinary Hospital & Urgent Care was started in 1982 in a storefront location. We have been at our current facility for the past 27 years and enjoy its convenient location as well as the beautiful setting amidst our wooded area.

We feel the most important thing we do for our clients is providing the peace of mind that comes from knowing they have done well for their pets by having them cared for by us. We strive to always be advocates for pets, letting owners know the care that will be of greatest benefit to their pets’ long life and health.

Understanding the busy lives our clients lead, we are now open seven days a week and look toward adding even more open hours to each day for our clients’ convenience.

Park Veterinary Hospital & Urgent Care enjoys serving the pets of Durham and welcoming them into our extending family of pets and their owners. If we can be of service to you, please feel free to contact us.