Veterinary Services Available:
- Pet Wellness
- Surgical Services
- Dental Cleaning
- Digital Radiography
- On-site Laboratory
- Ultrasound
- Animal Behavioral Issues
- Senior & Geriatric Pet Exams
- International Microchips
- Tonometry (eye pressures)
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of services do you offer?
Boarding Services Available:
- Day Care
- Vacation (short term/long term)
- Requested play time
- Bathing (*grooming not available)
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What types of pets do you treat?
At Cedar Lake Animal Hospital, we treat the following types of pets:
- Dogs
- Cats
Do you accept emergencies?
During business hours, we are able to take emergency cases. We ask that you call ahead so our team can assess the situation before you bring in your pet.
If you have an emergency after hours, we recommend Oasis Animal Hospital.
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Do you accept appointments? Do you accept walk-ins?
Yes, we offer and prefer that you request an appointment before your visit to our practice!
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What are your hours of operation?
Our hours are Monday thru Friday 7:30am to 5:30pm. If you have an emergency after hours we recommend Upstate Vet (Greenville), Fetch (Greenville), Or Oasis (Mauldin open until midnight).
What types of payment methods do you accept?
Cedar Lake Animal Hospital is happy to accept the following:
- Cash
- Debit
- Check (with valid ID)
- Visa
- MasterCard
- Discover
- AmEx
- Trupanion
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Can I call or text you?
Yes, we have updated our phone system and now offer calling and texting. You can call or text us at (864) 963-2704.
Is my pet at a healthy weight?
Over 50% of dogs in the U.S. are considered overweight (akc.org). There are a few easy tips to evaluate if your pet is overweight at home such as looking for an hourglass shape or feeling for their ribs. We would love to further evaluate your pet so please make an appointment anytime!
Is the food I am feeding my dog sufficient?
There are 5 main brands we recommend which meet the nutritional guidelines set forth by the World Small Animal Veterinary Association (WSAVA). Please call or email us to request one of our food recommendation handouts! Please, NO grain free diets.
Does my dog need to be on Heartworm and Flea prevention?
Yes! It is imperative that your dog be on preventions year round. South Carolina is in the top 5 states for highest cases of Heartworm disease in the U.S. (aaha.org). It only takes 1 mosquito bite! Flea and tick prevention is also very important due to the fact that both fleas and ticks can transmit diseases.
Should I get my pet fixed (spayed or neutered)?
Yes, we highly recommend that you have your pet fixed. This will decrease the risks of roaming, unwanted pregnancies, aggressive behavior, as well as diseases that can be life-threatening to your pet. Please call us to make an appointment so we can evaluate your pet and get you an estimate. We also offer microchipping and post-operative onesies to cover your pet’s incision.
Should I brush my pet's teeth?
It is proven that brushing your dog or cat’s teeth can indeed slow the progression of dental disease and problems. We know that this is not always possible in our fur babies. We offer other options such as Oravet dental chews as well as dental prophylaxis (dental cleanings).
