At Plaza Animal Hospital, Inc. our staff believes in the relationship between you and your pet
At Plaza Animal Hospital, we are known for a dedication and commitment to the community we serve. We are proudly building off of that commitment to provide the following:
*Improved, state-of-the-art veterinary services for your pet such as the following: Pet Care, Valet Vet, Pet Dental Care, Pet Wellness care, Pet Surgery, Orthopedic Surgery, Pet Parasite Control, Pet Diagnostics, Pet Urgent Care
, Senior Pet Care, Pet Laboratory Testing, Pet Grooming, and more!
*Our experienced and compassionate veterinary team.
*Our promise to treating all pets like family. We understand that your pet is an integral part of your life and will strive to provide excellent care for you and your pet family.
01/30/2025
Don’t let the cold keep you and your pet from staying active! Winter walks are a great way to keep them engaged and healthy. Just be mindful of icy conditions and limit outdoor time if temperatures drop too low.
What’s your favorite winter activity with your pet?
01/25/2025
Treat your pets without guilt by offering them healthy, natural alternatives. Fresh fruits like apples and carrots can be a nutritious and safe option for your furry friends.
Explore more healthy treats to keep your pet happy and healthy in 2025!
01/22/2025
Winter can be harder on senior pets. Joint stiffness, cold-related illnesses, and decreased mobility are common issues that older pets face during the colder months. Make sure they have warm bedding, easy access to food and water, and regular vet check-ups.
How do you make winter more comfortable for your senior pets?
01/20/2025
Protect your pet’s paws from harsh winter conditions by using booties or applying paw balm to prevent cracking and irritation from ice and salt.
Keeping their paws healthy will ensure they stay comfortable during walks and playtime, no matter the weather!
01/17/2025
Even in cold weather, pets need to stay hydrated. Make sure your pet has access to fresh water, especially after playtime or walks in the snow. Cold air can cause dehydration just as much as heat.
What are your tips for keeping pets hydrated during winter? Share with us!
01/15/2025
Start the year off right with a veterinary check-up. Routine exams help catch potential health issues early and ensure your pet stays healthy all year long.
Have you scheduled your pet’s wellness check-up for 2025? Let’s work together to make it a healthy year for your pets!
01/12/2025
Freezing temperatures can be dangerous for pets, leading to frostbite or hypothermia. Limit their time outside, provide them with warm bedding, and always check for signs of cold stress like shivering or lethargy.
Learn how to keep your pets warm and safe during freezing conditions.
01/10/2025
It’s easy to stay inside when it’s cold, but pets still need regular exercise. Even during the winter months, daily walks and playtime are essential for keeping your pets healthy and happy.
Find creative indoor play ideas and tips for braving the cold with your pet. How do you keep your pets active during winter?
01/08/2025
Antifreeze and other winter chemicals can be deadly for pets. Even small amounts of antifreeze can be toxic if ingested. Be cautious when using de-icers, and make sure your pets avoid driveways and garages where these chemicals might be present.
Learn how to protect your pets from winter hazards and keep them safe throughout the season.
01/05/2025
Start the new year with a focus on your pet’s health. Whether it’s scheduling a wellness check-up or planning daily walks, make 2025 a year of well-being for your furry friends.
How are you setting new health goals for your pet this year? Share your tips with us!
01/03/2025
Your pet’s coat is their natural protection against the cold, but it still needs regular care. Brushing your pet helps remove dead hair and prevents matting, while moisturizing sprays can protect against dry skin.
Keeping your pet’s coat healthy ensures they stay comfortable during the colder months. How do you take care of your pet’s coat during winter?
01/01/2025
Happy New Year from all of us! As we begin 2025, take time to reflect on the special bond you share with your pets. Start the year with a renewed focus on their health and well-being.
What are your pet health goals for this year? Let’s make 2025 the best year yet!
12/31/2024
New Year’s Eve can be a stressful time for pets due to the loud noise from fireworks. Create a calm environment for them by keeping them indoors, playing soft music, and offering comfort.
If your pet gets especially anxious, talk to your vet about ways to ease their anxiety. Keep your pets calm and safe this New Year’s Eve!
12/25/2024
Wishing you and your furry companions a Merry Christmas! Take a moment today to appreciate the joy and love they bring into your life. Snuggle up with your pets and enjoy the festive day.
How are you and your pets celebrating Christmas today?
12/22/2024
With all the festivities, it’s easy to overlook the safety of our pets. Make sure that decorations, food, and gifts are pet-friendly. Keep breakable ornaments and electrical cords out of reach, and avoid giving your pets any human food.
Christmas is a time for joy, and we want to ensure that our pets are safe and happy too. How do you pet-proof your home for the holidays?
12/20/2024
If you're traveling with your pet this holiday season, be sure to pack everything they need—food, water, bedding, and any medications. Keep them secure in a travel crate or harness, and plan regular breaks for bathroom and exercise.
Travel can be stressful for pets, so it's important to make the experience as smooth and comfortable as possible. How do you make holiday travel easier for your pets?
12/18/2024
Cold weather can pose serious risks like frostbite and hypothermia. It’s important to recognize the signs, such as shivering, lethargy, or discolored skin, and act quickly if you suspect your pet is too cold.
Limit outdoor exposure, provide warm shelter, and monitor their behavior for signs of discomfort. Keep your pet safe and warm this winter!
12/15/2024
Winter walks can be fun, but they also require a bit of preparation. Protect your pet’s paws from ice, salt, and cold by using booties or applying paw balm before heading out.
Make sure to limit time outside if the temperatures are too low, and always dry off their paws when you return. How do you get your pets ready for winter walks?
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Randall Veterinary Hospital has always been known for our commitment to the community we serve—and today, we’re able to enhance that commitment with advanced, state-of-the-art veterinary services for your pet.
Randall Veterinary Hospital was founded in 1997 by Dr. Kim Randall. Dr. Randall graduated from NC State University in 1987 and after working in mixed animal practices, she opened Randall Veterinary Hospital. Dr. Timothy Jordan purchased the practice in 2020. Together, Dr. Randall and Dr. Jordan, along with their knowledgeable doctors and staff, are dedicated to not only the best preventive and wellness medicine, but also to partnering with you to see that your animal companion has as many happy, healthy years as possible by your side.
You will see that dedication in our newly renovated facilities and equipment, modern handling techniques and welcoming atmosphere. Our goal is to establish a relationship with both you and your pet so we can provide not only great veterinary care, but exceptional client service as well. Got a question? Just call. Want to try a new treatment for your pet’s condition? We’ll be happy to advise. Don’t know whether you should see the vet or wait it out? Reach out to us and we’ll let you know.
We understand that your pet is part of the family, but even so, each family has specific needs and parameters. We will always do our best to work within those while making sure your pet gets the care he or she needs.
Ready to set an appointment? Give us a call at (704) 662-8586 or request an appointment online.