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Phone: (919) 662-3200

Address: 6129 Nc Highway 42 W, Garner, NC 27529

Website: http://www.carolinaranchpets.com

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Preventive Care

Dental Care
, but the cost can vary depending on the condition of your petâ€™s teeth. Some things that can make dental cleaning more expensive include if your pet has gum damage or needs a tooth extracted. Typically, you should have your petâ€™s teeth cleaned once a year, but your veterinarian may suggest having it done once every six months if your petâ€™s teeth arenâ€™t in good condition.
Vaccination
When you take your pet to the vet, the cost will depend largely on their age and if they need specific vaccinations or checks. Additionally, if you have your petâ€™s nails clipped or teeth cleaned, that will cause the price to vary slightly.
Behavioral Counseling
Here at the Ranch we offer Group Pet Training Classes taught in our indoor, climate-controlled training arena. Our Group Classes are designed for dogs of all ages and all levels of obedience training, from Puppy Socialization and Basic Obedience to Canine Good Citizen Advanced, Tricks and Therapy class. For your convenience, we offer classes seven days a week during the day and in the evenings.
Nutritional Counseling
The progression of periodontal disease can result in bad breath (halitosis), the loss of teeth, oral bleeding, difficulty eating, loss of appetite, weight loss, loss of energy, and chronic oral pain.Â Research shows that bacteria from the mouth can become seeded into vital organs including the heart, liver, and kidneys as well.Â The side effects of periodontal disease can be largely avoided by multimodal oral hygiene - better known as taking care of your petâ€™s teeth both at home and at the veterinary dentist..Â
Comprehensive Examination
At home care, pet dental health care may include routine brushing, water additives, dental treats and/or dental diets routinely.Â The Veterinary Oral Health Council (VOHC) is a good research for the selection of dental hygiene products for at home care.Â Each product awarded a seal of approval has been extensively tested and has been proven to minimize the progression of dental disease.Â Veterinary level care includes routine examinations (1-2 times annually) and routine COHATs based off your petâ€™s individual needs.

Illness Treatment

Parasites Treatment and Control
Did you know you can purchase quality pet products online and have them reliably shipped directly to your door? Carolina Ranch is pleased to offer home delivery service to our clients.* Order medications, food, flea and tick products, supplements and more from the convenience of your home.
Pain Management
Once the initial screens are completed, your pet will be administered a pre-medication.Â This medication is geared towards relaxing your patient and jump start pain control.Â It often leads to a smoother anesthetic experience.Â Once your pet is relaxed, an intravenous catheter will be placed. This will allow direct access to your petâ€™s circulatory system. It will allow for additional drugs to be administered as well as fluid administration. Intravenous (IV) fluids are administered to help with hydration and blood pressure while under general anesthesia.Â Â

Infection Treatment

Anal Gland Infection Treatment

Chronic Condition Treatment

Arthritis Treatment
We are able to evaluate your pets for soft tissue and skeletal injuries. We are affiliated with visiting Board Certified Veterinary surgeons to provide orthopedic surgeries. Also, our Rehab department can help you with sports medicine, trauma, juvenile orthopedic issues, regenerative medicine and conservative management of osteoarthritis and soft tissue injuries.
Heart Disease Treatment
Your petâ€™s vitals will be continuously monitored while under general anesthesia. This includes temperature, heart rate, blood pressure, pulse oximetry, an EKG, and end tidal CO2.Â Monitoring continues even after your pet is in recovery.Â Â
Periodontal Disease Treatment
Did you know that periodontal disease is one of the most common diseases affecting our pets? It is estimated that an upward 70-80% of our pets experience some degree of periodontal disease by the age of 3 years old.Â Â

Wound and Fracture Care

Spaying and Neutering
Preventative care is a necessary step in making sure your pet is healthy and at their ideal weight. It can also help your vet spot potential health problems before they put your petâ€™s health in danger. Along with an exam, preventative care also makes sure your pet is free of parasites and is up-to-date on all of their vaccines, and can even include things like dental cleaning and spaying or neutering.

Laboratory Services
Your pet will be evaluated both through physical examination and blood work to determine it is a good candidate for general anesthesia. Your veterinarian will assess your petâ€™s overall health and possibly any breed concerns as it relates to anesthesia.Â The blood work will further assess vital organ function.Â If your pet passes the initial screens, it may be eligible for a COHAT.
X-Ray
Microchipping

General Pet Care

Boarding
Carolina Ranch offers day training and day boarding services, with the option of adding on daycare. Please visit our doggie daycare page for more info.
Grooming
Have you been driving past Carolina Ranch and wondered what the facility has to offer you and your pets? Donâ€™t be afraid to ask or schedule a tour! We are always available to give general information of The Ranch, including boarding, daycare, veterinary, training and grooming services.
Dog Training
Personal dog training is a great way for your dog to get one-on-one training in good habits, behavior correction, obedience, confidence and more. Typically, private dog training can cost between $45-$120 per session, but the cost varies depending on the specifics of the training.
Animal Daycare
If your dog appears to have boundless energy, exhibits negative behavior when left unattended, or is nervous or lonesome, dog daycare may be an excellent solution. Here are the top 3 reasons to consider daycare for your dog.

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