Veterinary Care in Wake Forest
Our team offers all the core veterinary services your pet needs to stay healthy, from preventive wellness exams and vaccinations to dental care, surgery, and geriatrics.
Keeping Your Pet Healthy.
We offer pet wellness plans for the preventive veterinary care your pet deserves.
Your Wake Forest Veterinarians
Our veterinary team provides compassionate veterinary care to our patients and their people in Franklin and Wake counties.
Welcoming New Patients
We're always happy to welcome new patients and their families to our veterinary hospital in Wake Forest! It's our mission to make each of your visits with us convenient, efficient, and low-stress.
North Wake Animal Hospital is a full-service pet hospital that offers comprehensive medical services for cats and dogs in Wake Forest and the surrounding areas.
From preventive care and surgery to dental care, our broad and varied service offering can meet all of your pet’s health needs in one place.
We care for Wake Forest’s companion animals and have developed a reputation over the years for quality, professional care with a compassionate touch
We prioritize your pet's long-term health and wellbeing with vaccinations and routine preventative care.
Care for your pet's health with services ranging from routine dental exams and cleanings to surgeries
We are capable of providing a wide array of surgical procedures to help you pet become and stay healthy.
Our in-house lab offers a number of advanced technologies to help diagnose and treat your pet.
At North Wake Animal Hospital, we pride ourselves on providing empathetic and high quality care to your pet.
Our veterinarians work closely with our staff to ensure the best care for your pet.
We value the preventative approach to veterinary care, stopping health issues before they ever become a problem. If your pet is injured or ill, we will take the time to investigate and prepare a customized treatment plan with you.
It's our goal is to help your pet be as healthy as possible!
Read blog from our Wake Forest vets for helpful information about caring for your pet, and how to keep them healthy, happy, and thriving.
Even as your cat gets older they may not seem to change much, which can make it difficult to tell when they are getting older. Here, our Wake Forest vets talk about signs of aging in cats and answer the question of when is a cat considered a senior.
When a dog's hip stops working as it should, it can lead to significant pain and reduced mobility. Our Wake Forest vets talk about how hip replacement surgery can improve your dog's quality of life and get your pup moving again.
We all know that a cat's favorite pastime is napping. But why do cats sleep so much? Our Wake Forest vets offer some insight into cats' sleeping habits and how many hours of sleep a cat actually needs.
If you have been told that your cat suffers from stomatitis it means that they have a very advanced and painful form of gum disease. Our Wake Forest vets share some of the common causes of stomatitis in cats, the symptoms of stomatitis to watch for and what can be done to treat this form of gum disease.
At North Wake Animal Hospital we are happy to welcome new and existing patients and their families to our veterinary care family.
