Quartet Veterinary Specialty Hospital

Quartet Veterinary Specialty Hospital The region's premiere specialty surgery team, providing individualized care with unrivaled expertise.
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Quartet Veterinary Specialty & Emergency Hospital opened its doors in October of 2016. Our practices were formerly located at 220 High House Road in Cary. The Quartet Veterinary Specialty & Emergency Hospital houses three specialty veterinary practices under one roof: Veterinary Surgical Referral Practice, Animal Emergency Clinic of Cary, and Veterinary Rehabilitation & Pain Management Hospital. T

hese established practices have served the community for many years and we are excited to continue to do so in our beautiful new facility on Carpenter Fire Station Road. We chose the name “Quartet” because a quartet is a harmonious group of four working together; our quartet is comprised of our specialty practice hospital, the pets we care for, the pets’ owners, and their primary veterinarians/our referring veterinarians. Through the collaboration of these four parties, we achieve the best outcomes for the pets we care for. At Quartet, we offer outstanding care for our patients while providing the highest level of service to their owners and maintaining close relationships with our referring veterinary practices.

To the best team ever! Thanks for all you do to enable our patients to live their best lives. We appreciate each and ev...
10/17/2024

To the best team ever! Thanks for all you do to enable our patients to live their best lives. We appreciate each and every single one of you.

Celebrity in the house! Deputy Drifter-The Therapy K-9 was a patient of Dr. Gallagher's who performed a TPLO on Drifter....
10/10/2024

Celebrity in the house! Deputy Drifter-The Therapy K-9 was a patient of Dr. Gallagher's who performed a TPLO on Drifter. The procedure treats cranial cruciate ligament ruptures in dogs. Drifter was a model patient.

Drifter, a golden retriever serves with the Pitt County Sheriff's Department as a therapy dog where his calm, gentle temperment has a calming influence on everyone he meets. From working with crime victims to visiting residents of senior centers or young school children, he has a very busy schedule.

Thank you for your service as well as Deputy Dan Curtis, your handler, and Sgt. Macon Morre the K-9 Patrol Suprvisor.

Please join us in welcoming Dr. Amy Brinkley to the surgery team.Dr. Brinkley completed her residency at the University ...
09/06/2024

Please join us in welcoming Dr. Amy Brinkley to the surgery team.

Dr. Brinkley completed her residency at the University of California Davis School of Veterinary Medicine and is proud to call Raleigh her new home

Her passion for surgery and compassion for her patients is apparent. Dr. Brinkley is accepting new clients.

If you need a surgeon, you will see a surgeon. Consults with same day surgeries available for appropriate cases. Dr. Duf...
07/17/2024

If you need a surgeon, you will see a surgeon. Consults with same day surgeries available for appropriate cases.

Dr. Duffy, BVM&S DACVS-SA, DECVS (Surgery) former orthopedic professor at NC State has joined our team and is accepting new patients.

07/11/2024

Phones are back. A lightning strike caused havoc with the phones and iternet. We are good now! Thanks for your patience.

07/08/2024

Our phones are currently not working. If you need to contact us, email is best.
[email protected]. We expect to get this resolved by this afternoon.

Thanks for your patience.

06/24/2024

Dr. Duffy is off to a great start. He is here three days a week - clinics in the morning and cutting in the afternoon. Clients especially love the option for same day surgery (for pets that meet the criteria).

06/24/2024
06/16/2024

We welcome Dr. Daniel Duffy BVM&S, MS, DACVS, DECVS

Dr. Duffy is a board certified surgeon in both the US and Europe.
Drawing from his background in research and academia, he is committed to pushing the boundaries of orthopedic surgery ensuring every patient has the best chance of living a full and active life.

Accepting appointments for same day surgery for patients meeting the criteria.

Final day for pumpkin voting. Special dog and cat treat bags for all of our patients thanks to Lauren's momma !
10/30/2023

Final day for pumpkin voting. Special dog and cat treat bags for all of our patients thanks to Lauren's momma !

There are more pumpkins to choose from. Such a creative staff!Pick your favorite and vote.
10/25/2023

There are more pumpkins to choose from. Such a creative staff!
Pick your favorite and vote.

Look at these creative additions to our pumpkin decorating contest. Stop by and vote!
10/23/2023

Look at these creative additions to our pumpkin decorating contest. Stop by and vote!

With thanks and gratitude to our awesome technicians, assistants and kennel staff. We celebrate you this week.
10/18/2023

With thanks and gratitude to our awesome technicians, assistants and kennel staff. We celebrate you this week.

More employee Halloween pumpkin submissions. Voting continues all month.
10/13/2023

More employee Halloween pumpkin submissions. Voting continues all month.

Attention all Surgery clients! Before leaving our practice, please vote for your favorite pumpkin. These have all been d...
10/10/2023

Attention all Surgery clients! Before leaving our practice, please vote for your favorite pumpkin. These have all been decorated by our staff and are located in the surgery clinic hall. This is a sample of what you will see

Meet GigiCertain breeds of dogs and cats are prone to difficult obstructive breathing because of the shape of their head...
06/07/2023

Meet Gigi
Certain breeds of dogs and cats are prone to difficult obstructive breathing because of the shape of their head, muzzle, and throat. Gigi is one of those “brachycephalic breeds” or “short headed” breeds.
Gigi’s elongated soft palate was too long and the tip of it protruded into the airway interfering with movement of air into the lungs. Also, her stenotic nares (narrow nostrils) made it difficult for her to breathe. The surgeon shortened the length of the palate and increased the diameter of her nostrils, enabling Gigi to breathe much better. Cait, from Patient Care, reports that Gigi was a great patient.

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6910 Carpenter Fire Station Road 100
Cary, NC
27519

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 5:30pm
Thursday 8am - 5:30pm
Friday 8am - 5:30pm

Telephone

+19195451001

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This sweet, 7 month old Bloodhound pup, "Klash," was recently a Dr. Keller patient. He was here for a neuter and gastropexy procedure. A gastropexy is an elective procedure done on larger breed dogs to help prevent gastric torsion, if bloat (GDV) occurs later in life. GDV is a life-threatening medical emergency. We are happy to report that Klash is healing great at home, and has even resumed his "busy" day to day activities. 😍

"Darcy" proves you don't need all 4 legs to lead a happy life! After limping intermittently for 1.5 years, it was discovered that she had a large sarcoma above her right elbow. Dr. Gallagher felt the best course of action for her was to amputate that leg to give her the best quality of life going forward. Mom reports that losing that leg hasn't slowed her ball chasing ability down one bit! 🎈

We are now happy to announce that we will be offering Extracorporeal Shock wave Therapy through our Rehabilitation Practice. Here is a quick video that shows the mechanism of action. If you have a pet that you feel could benefit, or any have questions, feel free to reach out to our Rehab practice!

This spry pup is 15 years old! Tai presented to our emergency department with a urinary obstruction due to bladder calculi (stones). He has a history of bladder stones, so dad knew it was an emergent situation. Dr. Gallagher performed a cystotomy procedure, clearing out the blockage, which allowed Tai to be able to urinate on his own once again. He is currently home and showing off his moves. Glad to see you feeling great again, Tai!

Gigi had an FHO (hip) surgery in July and physical therapy was recommended to assist in her recovery. As you can see, she is doing quite well, and was happy to show off for us while working with Amanda in the Rehab department. Keep up the great work Gigi!

Sweet Eddie was brought to Quartet Surgery by a local rescue group (Doxie By Proxy, Inc). He had become acutely non-ambulatory and was surrendered to a shelter. After a CT scan at our facility, it was determined he needed emergent surgery to correct a large lumbosacral herniated disc and blood clot. When Eddie was released from our hospital, he was still unable to walk (this is not uncommon with this type of surgery), but just a couple of weeks later we received great news - not only is he walking, but wanting to run! We are so happy to hear it! Thank you so much to the team at Doxie by Proxy for your trust in our care here at Quartet.

Sir Ernest Bunnybottom came to see Dr. Whitley in our rehab department for an evaluation. As it turns out, he's got a few tricks up his sleeve! He even has his own instragram page where you can follow him along on his adventures (SirBunnybottom). It was a pleasure getting to see you in action Sir! 💙

After his unprovoked, ferocious attack on a lawnmower, poor little Roger found himself with some broken metacarpals. Weighing in at just 3.5lbs, mom says Roger is fearless and will make sure everyone knows it! Sorry Roger, you can't scare us, we got to see your (adorable) soft side 😂😍

Kayle came into our ER practice for treatment of a wound on her back of idiopathic origin. This sweet baby got a laser treatment to promote healing (goggles are a must with this type of therapy!) before getting all bandaged up and ready to go back home. We can't quite tell if she was amused by this process or not! 😍

This handsome guy is Keegan. He had an FHO with Dr. Gallagher in June and is now in rehab so he can recover and find his forever family!

Weldon had minimal motor function upon presentation to our Surgical practice in early June. A CT scan revealed a large disc herniation in his lumbar spine. Dr. Gallagher performed a hemilaminectomy to remove acute disc material that was causing him to be unable to walk. Weldon has gradually been making great progress!! He currently sees our Rehab department where he has begun laser and underwater treadmill therapies with Erin and Dr. Schults. We love being able to watch this handsome boy walk in here for his appointments 💙

The amazing Tripp! As a tripod, Tripp gets plenty of work on his right front limb. We used a step for him to stand on in the underwater treadmill so we can focus on his hind limbs.

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