Your pet’s ongoing care matters.

One part of comprehensive preventative care is having a physical exam on a regular basis, no matter what age your pet may be. It’s simple and cost-effective. Detecting changes or signs of disease early on is the key to a healthy pet. A nose-to-tail examination by one of our veterinarians can identify problems before clinical signs are visible.

Pets age five to seven years for every one of ours, making semi-annual and yearly physicals even more necessary than our own. A lot can change in that amount of time. Therefore, we strongly recommend annual vaccinations and semi-annual wellness examinations for pets as they age. This ensures that your pet receives the best preventative medicine and that any problems with their health can be addressed early. Wellness exams include heartworm and internal parasite screening; our veterinarian may also recommend a blood profile, urinalysis, and electrocardiogram to monitor your loved one’s health.

What makes us different?

Finding the right veterinary clinic for you and your pet family is a challenging task. Any veterinary website or practice will tell you the same things--they practice top quality medicine and have high standards. Well, most practices do. So what makes Veterinary Medical Center of Fort Mill different? The biggest difference is in why we do what we do and why we stand-alone among other hospitals.

What separates us from the rest? First, we are fully accredited by AAHA--indicating the best in veterinary excellence. We have 18 Fear Free Certified team members and we are a Certified Cat-Friendly Practice. Watch the First Impression video to hear our why and find out why Veterinary Medical Center of Fort Mill is such a special place.

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