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Compassionate Veterinarians in Statesville, NC
North Iredell Animal Hospital has dedicated itself to delivering compassionate, state-of-the-art veterinary care for pets and farm animals in Statesville, NC, and surrounding areas. Our team prioritizes preventative medicine, advanced diagnostics, and surgical expertise to ensure the highest standard of care. With cutting-edge equipment, including radiology, ultrasound, and laser therapy, we diagnose and treat conditions swiftly while emphasizing client education and long-term wellness. Our surgeons, led by Dr.Thompson, bring extensive experience in soft tissue and orthopedic procedures, supported by a team committed to ongoing professional development. By fostering trust through transparent communication and personalized treatment plans, we strive to be a reliable partner in managing your pet's health throughout their life. Our facility accommodates emergency needs, special care cases, and both small and large animals, reflecting our commitment to comprehensive, community-focused veterinary medicine.
Services
Veterinary Services
Animal Care
Laser Therapy
Rabies Quarantine
Euthanasia
Boarding Services
Special Needs Care
Dental Health
Surgical Procedures
Emergency Care
Highlights and features
- We offer compassionate, state-of-the-art veterinary care
- Our team attends continuing education courses for up-to-date treatments
- We provide specialized care for small and large animals
- 24-hour intensive care available for emergency cases
- Advanced diagnostic equipment ensures accurate, rapid treatment planning
What people say
Excellent care
Compassionate staff
Effective treatments
Knowledgeable veterinarians
Clean facility
Services
Veterinary Services
We provide comprehensive medical, surgical, and preventative care for small and large animals. Our services include diagnostics, radiology, dental care, and chronic condition management. With advanced facilities and experienced professionals, we ensure pets receive tailored treatment plans that prioritize long-term health and client understanding.
Laser Therapy
This non-invasive treatment reduces pain, inflammation, and healing time using class IV laser technology. Ideal for arthritis, wounds, and post-surgical recovery, it offers drug-free relief through photo-bio-modulation. Safe for dogs, cats, and horses, sessions typically last 5-15 minutes with immediate relaxation observed in nervous patients.
Rabies Quarantine
Our facility provides 4-month climate-controlled quarantine for pets exposed to rabies or biting incidents. Staffed by vaccinated professionals, it includes daily monitoring and supervised visits. This cost-effective alternative to euthanasia ensures safety while maintaining emotional connection between pets and owners during required isolation periods.
Emergency Care
Critical care available 24/7 for established clients, including trauma stabilization and surgical interventions. Cases requiring specialized equipment are referred to partnered hospitals in Charlotte and Hickory. Our trained staff and intensive care facilities ensure immediate attention for life-threatening conditions while managing pain and monitoring recovery.
Special Needs Care
Individualized treatment plans address conditions like diabetes, cancer, and mobility issues. Services include amputation support, senior care, and in-home euthanasia options. Our team educates clients on managing chronic illnesses through medication, lifestyle adjustments, and regular monitoring to maintain quality of life for pets with long-term health challenges.
People
Dr. McKenna Thompson
Veterinarian
Dr. Thompson earned her DVM from Washington State University, with prior experience as a veterinary technician. Specializing in preventative medicine and soft tissue surgery, she emphasizes client education and the human-animal bond through compassionate, evidence-based care.
Jennifer
Veterinary Assistant
With 15 years of NC veterinary experience, Jennifer transitioned from emergency care in Fayetteville to general practice. She focuses on large animal care and plans to start a mini farm, bringing practical knowledge to patient handling and client support.
Katie
Veterinary Assistant
Katie has worked in veterinary care for 8 years, starting at a therapeutic riding center. Pursuing licensure as a veterinary technician, she combines childhood animal experience with formal training to provide compassionate assistance for boarding, exams, and treatments.
Sheila Martin
Customer Service Representative
Sheila has served clients at NIAH for over two years. A graduate of North Carolina State University, she manages appointments while drawing on her hobby farm background for practical advice on pet care and scheduling needs.
Sydnie
Registered Veterinary Technician
Sydnie graduated from Gaston Community College in 2021. Balancing equine interests with veterinary work, she contributes technical expertise in patient care while gaining experience with complex cases and treatment protocols during her daily hospital duties.
Questions
What veterinary services do you provide?
We offer medical exams, diagnostics, surgery, dental care, laser therapy, rabies quarantine, emergency referrals, and chronic disease management for small and large animals.
Are you open after regular business hours?
We provide 24/7 emergency care for established clients. Critical cases may require referral to specialized hospitals in Charlotte or Hickory for advanced treatments.
Do you accept credit card payments?
Yes, we accept all major credit cards for veterinary services and products purchased through our online store or clinic visits.
What areas do you serve?
Our primary service area includes Statesville, NC, with extended coverage for surrounding communities in North and South Carolina's mountain regions.
How to schedule a veterinary appointment?
Call 704-876-2031 during business hours or request appointments online. Emergency cases receive immediate attention while established clients get priority scheduling.
What is your rabies quarantine process?
We offer 4-month supervised quarantine with daily monitoring. Owners may visit pets under staff supervision. This humane alternative to euthanasia follows CDC guidelines for post-exposure management in dogs.
