Lake Wheeler Veterinary Hospital

Description

Specialties

Lake Wheeler Veterinary Hospital is a small full service Veterinary Hospital dedicated to providing great service with a family like atmosphere for both you and your pets. We treat Dogs, Cats and many exotics at our state of the art facility. We provide in house blood work, on site digital radiography, surgery and dentistry. With our use of Idexx 4DX heartworm tests, your pets are able to be screened in house for Lyme Disease, E.canis and Anaplasmosis which are all tick borne diseases. For heartworm disease, we are dedicated to providing the most advanced services including Cold Laser treatments with Erchonia.

History

Established in 2001.

About Dr. Sandra Grant: I am a 1994 graduate of the North Carolina State University Veterinary School. I have enjoyed a varied and exciting career and have loved owning Lake Wheeler Veterinary Hospital. We strive to provide up to date care for all of our patients and treat them and their owners like family. Being a smaller facility allows more of personal one on one care. My hope is that allows for a better appreciation for our staff and services and that we build great community relationships. I have special interests in ferrets and coatimundis (South American Raccoon) and am the lead veterinarian for the Logan and Abby Fund for Coatimundi Rescue. I enjoy geriatric patients very much and find pediatric patients a welcome challenge and joy each day. I enjoy a close relationship with local wildlife rehabbers. I work closely with various organizations that help animals and a passionate equestrian. My staff and I are committed to providing excellent care in helping your pet.

Meet the Business Owner

Business owner information

Sandra G.

Business Owner

Dr. Grant graduated from NC State Veterinary School in May 1994.  She has been a general practitioner of Small Animal Medicine since graduation.   She has a special interest in ferrets and coatimundis; in fact, she is the lead veterinarian for the Logan and Abby Fund for Coatimundi Rescue.  She has been a member of the Heartworm Society since 1994 and is always interested in the newest technologies to help detect and treat heartworm disease.  She has a close relationship with the rehabbers of Wildlife Welfare, Inc.  She is one of the only area veterinarians that treats wildlife on a daily basis.  She works closely with a number of rescue organizations, including Cocker Spaniel Adoption Center, Pawfect Match, Fuzzy Connection, and Ashley's Angels Fund.  She also operates Lake Wheeler Rescue within the clinic.  Aside from her interests in Veterinary Medicine, Dr. Grant enjoys spending quality time with her horse, Londy.  She also has a passion for organic gardening and cooking.