Carolina Ranch Animal Hospital and Resort

Today is National Rescue Dog Day!

Rescue dogs bring so much joy, love, and loyalty to their families. They may come with a past, but they give everything to their future.

Did you adopt your pup? Share their rescue story in the comments!

Senior Day: Calling All Senior Pet Parents Aged 60+ 🐾❤️

Join us for Senior Day* on June 18 and give your furry family member the care they deserve — at a price that makes it easy to say yes! You will receive the following with a wellness exam:

✅ 50% Off Vaccines
✅ 20% Off Bloodwork

Appointments are limited and going fast. Tag a fellow pet parent who needs to see this and grab your spot before it's gone!

➡️ Learn More & Book: carolinaranchpets.com/senior-day

*Offer valid with the purchase of a wellness exam. Visit website for complete details.

Our sweet 𝑪𝒐𝒇𝒇𝒆𝒆 𝑳𝒊𝒕𝒕𝒆𝒓 kittens have found their perfect blends ☕️

Thankfully for a community with hearts as big as ours! ❤️

Here’s to the dog moms: for every walk, cuddle, and vet visit - you make their world better and brighter 🐾💐 💕

Today Is National Animal Disaster Preparedness Day.

Do you have a plan for your pet in an emergency? A few things to keep ready:

- 3-5 days of food and water.
- Medications and vet records.
- Crate or carrier.
- Recent photo in case of separation.
- Updated microchip information.

Remember... Peace of mind starts with a plan!

🚗🐾 Can you spot the hidden dangers?

This car might look like just your typical chaos… but for your pets, it could be life threatening. Take a closer look and see how many potential hazards you can find 👀

Everyday items can quickly turn into an emergency.🚨We’ve been seeing a noticeable increase in xylitol ingestion cases lately, it only takes a tiny amount to be deadly for our dogs.

💡 Think you found them all? Drop your guesses below!

Let this be your reminder to keep your car (and home) pet-safe because curious noses get into everything 🐶💛

Happy Hunting 🕵️‍♀️

May Is Lyme Disease Awareness Month.

Ticks are out in full force (they never really went away) and their bites can put our pets at risk for many diseases.

Lyme disease is a real concern for pets who spend time outdoors. Early signs can include fever, joint pain, and loss of appetite.

The best protection? Year-round tick prevention.

Need a refill? Call us at (919) 662-3200!