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Animal Care Clinic of Concord

Full service veterinary hospital serving Concord's family and pets since 1976
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12/28/2023

Always a good start to the day when a client brings doughnuts in for everyone!!

12/23/2023

We are incredibly thankful for all the yummy goodies our thoughtful clients have gifted us this week! Thank you so much!

12/22/2023

Happy Christmas weekend y’all! 🎄

12/20/2023

Please help us in wishing a great big HAPPY BIRTHDAY to our practice manager, Julie, one of our techs, Jessica, and one of our receptionists, Amber! We hope you have a pawsome birthday! 🐾

12/20/2023

Ms.Ruthie came to see her friends at ACC today!

12/19/2023

A big thank you for the yummy brownies & cookies today! We are so thankful!

12/19/2023

Every year we look forward to these yummy meatball sandwiches. It’s become an ACC holiday tradition! Thank you so much Ms.Harris!

12/16/2023

We are happy to report that Bazinga was caught and is now home safe! Thank you to everyone who helped in the community to find him!

12/14/2023

We even love the healthy treats! Thanks to a lovely client for bringing this by for us to snack on today!

12/11/2023

Beginning today through the end of the year Animal Care Clinic will be collecting donations for a very important local rescue that we support called Danny's Feral Cat Solutions. The folks that run Danny's are very dear to us here at ACC and do a lot of selfless work for our community finding the ferals in the area the healthcare they need as well as placing kittens in loving homes all over North and South Carolina. They are truly something special! This year we have created a fundraiser in hopes to help them continue this tireless work! Come by the clinic and pull a kitty from the tree to gift them with something they need or donate directly to their organization. Any little thing will help through out the year!

12/08/2023

Happy Friday!

12/07/2023

This is Bazinga, he is missing from the Church street/Union street area of downtown Concord. If you happen to spot him please call Animal Care Clinic at 704.786.6669

12/06/2023

What a great surprise for our staff today! We are so thankful! ❤️

12/02/2023

Happy National Mutt day! 🐾

12/01/2023

It’s your first of the month reminder to make sure your pets get their monthly preventative!

11/30/2023

Thanks to some awesome clients for a great basket for Christmas!!! It will be enjoyed and devoured

11/27/2023

Max wanted in on The Grinch pics too!!

11/27/2023

Roscoe came to visit us today and posed for a picture with The Grinch in our lobby!!

11/27/2023

Always thankful for goodies!!

11/27/2023

Happy Monday!

11/23/2023

From all of us at Animal Care Clinic we wish you all a wonderful Thanksgiving!

11/22/2023

We will be closing today at 12pm so that our staff can enjoy the holidays with their families. We will reopen with normal business hours on Friday, November 24th at 7:30 am.

11/21/2023

Congratulations on winning our Feline Dental Raffle! 🐾

11/20/2023

We have been running a Dental Raffle for any of our clients that have had dental work in 2023! We have a cat gift basket and a dog gift basket for the winners and our assistant Alyssa drew the winners today!

Congratulations to Cornucopia Plott who won our cat basket and Opie Carter who won our dog basket! We will be contacting the owners today!! 🎉

11/20/2023

We wanted to give advance notice that on Wednesday, November 22nd we will be closing at noon so that our families can enjoy their Thanksgiving with their families. We will reopen on Friday, November 24th at 7:30 with regular business hours.

11/19/2023

Thanksgiving is this Thursday so we thought we would share some tips on how to keep your pets safe and healthy over the holiday!

1. Certain Foods can be Poisonous to Pets
Chocolate, artificial sweeteners found in sugar-free baked goods, raw dough/eggs (if you’re making a cake/bread), garlic, onions, grapes, raisins and turkey skin to name a few. Fatty foods like gravy, turkey skin and nuts, aren’t poisonous, but they’re really hard to digest. Our vets recommend: It’s best to stick to their regular diet!

2. Skip the Bones
Dogs and cats love bones. But bones – especially poultry (chicken/turkey) bones – have been known to splinter and break in the esophagus or intestines after they’re eaten. And that can lead to an emergency room visit or an expensive surgery. Our vets recommend: if you want to spoil your furry friends give them extra of the dog/cat treats they already love!

3. Clear the Trash as You go
In the madness of preparing your feast, you may forget to clear the counter. Or maybe after you eat dinner, and the drowsiness sets in, you forget to clear the turkey off the table. You know who won’t forget? Your pets! Our vets recommend: clear the table/counters as you go and take the trash out pronto.

4. Don’t Forget Them Outside
Pets are just as susceptible to the effects of windchill and cold temps as we are. Sometimes, with a full house, it can be easiest to put your pets outside for awhile – just don’t forget them there! Our vets recommend: Remember, if it’s cold to you, it’s cold to them!

5. Know Your Emergency Vet Options
A lot of vet clinics are closed for Thanksgiving and the day after. If something does happen, that can be a bit of a problem. Our vets recommend: Have a 24-hour emergency vet’s number on hand just in case.

11/13/2023

Please help us in wishing our awesome Dr. Artman a very happy birthday! 🎂

11/11/2023

🇺🇸 Happy Veterans Day from the entire staff of Animal Care Clinic. Veterans, we salute you! 🇺🇸

11/07/2023

Today is Canine Lymphoma Awareness Day and we're reminding dog owners to always get those lumps & bumps checked by your veterinarian, especially if they're on the lymph nodes! Here are the symptoms, treatments, and more you should know about this type of cancer:

11/06/2023

In the first week of November, National Animal Shelter Appreciation Week is recognized nationally. The week is set aside to honor those who selflessly help animals that are stray or have been abandoned. These people work hard to provide for these animals and keep them healthy until they are adopted and go to their forever home.

There are about 70 million stray animals in the United States. Up to 8 million of these animals end up in shelters. There are 3,500 animal shelters in the country. It’s at these animal shelters that pets receive a second chance. According to the ASPCA, over 3 million shelter animals are adopted each year.

National Animal Shelter Appreciation Week was founded in 1996 by the Humane Society of the United States. Their goal was to acknowledge and promote the role of animal shelters nation-wide. Another goal of the week is to encourage citizens to become familiar with their local animal shelter and help them when possible. Many animals are in need of a home, and animal shelters serve a very important role in the process of finding them one.

There are many ways you can help your local shelter. Listed below are a few ideas:

Adopt or foster a pet.

This is probably the best way that you can help, since the number one goal of animal shelters is to find permanent homes for animals in need.

Donate funds or supplies.

Shelters are always appreciative of donations that can make the lives of the animals in their care better. Whether it is toys and food for the animals, or money so the shelter can choose what they need most, shelters are appreciative of extra assistance.

Volunteer.

If you are unable to adopt, there are many different ways you could offer your time to help at the animal shelter.

11/04/2023

Please help us in wishing our kennel assistant Jasmina a very happy birthday today! 🎂

11/03/2023

Don't forget this Sunday Daylight Savings time ends, so make sure to turn those clocks back an hour. ⏰

10/31/2023

Thank you to Zoetis for the Halloween cupcakes!!

10/30/2023

We have THE BEST clients!!! They even made sure they were decorated for Halloween!!

10/29/2023

Its National Cat Day but to us every day is Cat day! 🐈 Lets see your furry felines!

10/24/2023

***UPDATE: Owner found! ***

This little guy was lost and one of our employees caught him near Kerr street here in Concord. Does he belong to anyone? He isn’t microchipped.

10/20/2023

Last day of Veterinary technician appreciation week! Today we got fresh baked cookies from Beard Bakes courtesy of Patterson, and an edible arrangement courtesy of our head tech Melinda! We are so blessed! ❤️

10/19/2023

Day 4 of Vet tech appreciation week was yummy warm bagels courtesy of Dr. Artman! Yum! 🥯

10/18/2023

Since everyone was here working today, or came in for our staff meeting, here’s a pic of all our veterinary assistants aka our techs with their brand new stethoscopes! We gifted them all new Litmanns this week for Vet Tech Appreciation Week—everyone got a fun colod and it has their name on it. We have the best team!! This is Alyssa, Nikki, Angel, Melinda, Jess, Tim and Casey

Address

131 Church Street NE
Concord, NC
28025

Opening Hours

Monday	7:30am - 6pm
Tuesday	7:30am - 6pm
Wednesday	7:30am - 6pm
Thursday	7:30am - 6pm
Friday	7:30am - 6pm
Saturday	8am - 12pm

Telephone

(704) 786-6669

Website

http://www.animalcareclinicofconcord.com/

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We have been running a Dental Raffle for any of our clients that have had dental work in 2023! We have a cat gift basket and a dog gift basket for the winners and our assistant Alyssa drew the winners today! Congratulations to Cornucopia Plott who won our cat basket and Opie Carter who won our dog basket! We will be contacting the owners today!! 🎉