The Animal Hospital Of Carrboro

The Animal Hospital Of Carrboro is a small-animal veterinary clinic in Carrboro, North Carolina, located at 112 W Main St. It treats dogs and cats, and reviews describe both routine veterinary care and referred specialty care for feline hyperthyroidism. Opening hours and after-hours availability are not listed here.

Services

•Veterinary care for dogs and cats
•Diagnostic blood testing, including testing used to diagnose feline hyperthyroidism
•Medical management for feline hyperthyroidism (oral methimazole mentioned)
•Feline hyperthyroidism radiotherapy service (referred to as RadCats), including multi-day in-clinic stays during treatment
•Ongoing monitoring and follow-up bloodwork mentioned after treatment
•Emergency/out-of-hours care not specified

Pricing

No published pricing information is available for this clinic.

People

Reviews mention Dr. Anderson and a veterinary technician named Seth.

Reviews

Google reviews list a 4.5/5 rating from 173 reviews. Written feedback commonly highlights long-term client relationships, positive experiences with staff professionalism, and strong communication during hospitalized stays. Multiple reviews discuss the RadCats radiotherapy service for feline hyperthyroidism, including updates during a cat’s multi-day stay and reported improvement after follow-up testing.

Reviews for The Animal Hospital Of Carrboro

Note: Showing the 5 most recent Google reviews out of 173 we track in total. Recent reviews may not be representative of overall sentiment.

Debbie Hawkins

1 week ago

Have taken our pets here for many years. Staff is great and Dr. Anderson is the best vet ever. Highly recommended.

Joseph Ganzler

1 month ago

Our 10 year old cat Etta - one of four 100% indoor rescue cats of ours - was diagnosed with hyperthyroidism via blood test. After two weeks on oral methimazole to get her thyroid values "in range" for radiotherapy, we dropped her off. She had the treatment and stayed a total of four days at their facility. Vet Tech "Seth" kept us informed at regular intervals about her condition & demeanor. We picked her up and followed the fourteen day quarantine procedure to the letter. We saw an immediate improvement in her, confirmed with a 30 day blood test indicating that her thyroid values were now "in range". The procedure was not inexpensive, but we could not be happier with the outcome - Etta is like a new cat! I thoroughly recommend RadCats, their staff, and this procedure for your loved one.

Petey

2 months ago

The two kittens, Petey and Junior, that share space with me, are top aficionados. Dr. Anderson adopted us a number of years ago. One random note is that one day I visited several years ago and the outside wall was smashed into the building a bit (a vehicle had backed into the building). This has been fully repaired. No doubt it is helpful that Dr. Anderson is both our vet and owner of said property. Recently there as been new staff. They all very nice and professional.

Jonathan Fleener

4 months ago

Scott Bales

6 months ago

Although they are not our regular veterinary provider, we were referred to the RadCats service at the Animal Hospital of Carrboro. During her stay, our cat developed additional health issues. I cannot adequately express my appreciation for how the providers here cared for my pet, going above and beyond both in the care provided to the animal and the communication with us during her care, even as clients they had never seen before. I do not live near enough to Carrboro to use this facility as a primary care provider for my pets, but otherwise I would do so without hesitation.