Central Carolinas Animal Hospital, LLC

Central Carolinas Animal Hospital, LLC We treat your pets like FAMILY. CCAH will serve York County and the surrounding areas beginning in December 2014!

We are a full service canine & feline veterinary hospital with in house laboratory diagnostics, digital radiography including dental xrays, convenient Wellness Plan packages, and the ability to perform routine surgeries as well as advanced soft tissue, orthopedic, and emergency procedures. We not only provide quality pet care, but we also educate you about your pet’s condition to assist you in mak

ing informed decisions regarding your pet’s care. In doing so, we promise that we will always do our best to work within your family's unique emotional and economic needs without compromising the quality of our medicine. Dr. Robin LePardo, Owner/Veterinarian, looks forward to meeting your furry family member!

Yet another recall….More than 1,000 pounds of cat food has been recalled due to salmonella contamination. The U.S. Food ...
01/10/2025

Yet another recall….
More than 1,000 pounds of cat food has been recalled due to salmonella contamination. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) recently announced that Blue Ridge Beef was recalling 1,350 pounds of its 2lb log Kitten Mix lot. The recalled cat food was sold primarily at retail stores in July of 2024, in the east and Northeast US. Affected packages have the Lot number N25-0716 and the UPC number 8542980013436. The FDA urges consumers who bought this product to destroy or to return it to the store where they got it.
Salmonella bacteria can lead to infections in pets, with symptoms including diarrhea or bloody diarrhea, vomiting, fever, decreased appetite, and abdominal pain. If your cat has eaten this food, or any other food that has been recalled, or displays symptoms of food poisoning, please call your vet immediately.

Weather alert!The Rock Hill area is expecting to get some winter weather Friday afternoon and Saturday, Meteorologists a...
01/10/2025

Weather alert!
The Rock Hill area is expecting to get some winter weather Friday afternoon and Saturday, Meteorologists are forecasting a mix of freezing rain and sleet. We plan on being open our regularly scheduled hours for Friday and Saturday. If you have a scheduled appointment with us and cannot attend, please call us and we will be happy to reschedule for a sunny day. We wish all our clients and patients a safe wintery day.

Pet food company Northwest Naturals is recalling a batch of its raw turkey pet food after a cat died from bird flu linke...
01/09/2025

Pet food company Northwest Naturals is recalling a batch of its raw turkey pet food after a cat died from bird flu linked to the product. In a press release this week, the Oregon-based company said its 2-pound Feline Turkey Recipe raw frozen pet food tested positive for the avian influenza virus. The recall comes amidst growing concerns about the potential for the bird flu to spread amongst animals and humans. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has said that the risk to the general public remains low.
Cats that are fed a raw diet are at higher risk of food-borne infections from bacteria and viruses, with unpasteurized (raw) milk and raw or improperly cooked meat known to be potential sources of bird flu infection for cats. According to the AVMA, symptoms of H5N1 in cats may include Neurologic signs, such as incoordination, circling, tremors, seizures, or blindness, Severe depression (little to no interest in doing anything), Large amounts of discharge from the eyes and nose, including fast breathing, difficulty breathing, and possibly sneezing or coughing. Please contact your veterinarian immediately if your cat exhibits any of these signs.
The voluntary recall applies to plastic bags with "best if used by" dates of May 21, 2026, and June 23, 2026. The product was distributed through various retailers in the US and British Columbia. If you have purchased this product, Northwest Naturals representatives are advising owners to throw it out immediately and contact the company for a refund.

National Law Enforcement Day 1/9/25We would like to take a moment to recognize all Law Enforcement personnel, especially...
01/09/2025

National Law Enforcement Day 1/9/25
We would like to take a moment to recognize all Law Enforcement personnel, especially the hard-working dogs of the Rock Hill Police department. The team of 8 canines serves the City of Rock Hill and its surrounding agencies. They are well trained in tracking, apprehension, narcotic detection, and explosive detection. Some of the first police canines were used in New York as early as 1907. According to the RHPD website, Rock Hill police officers got their K-9 partners on July 3, 1965. Sometime around the end of July, Rock Hill residents noticed police officers were accompanied by German Shepherds. Thus began Rock Hill’s K-9 Corps. They are still hard at work today, making our city safer.

What is CareCredit? It is the friendly, flexible way to pay for pet care. CareCredit is a veterinary credit card with fl...
01/07/2025

What is CareCredit? It is the friendly, flexible way to pay for pet care.
CareCredit is a veterinary credit card with flexible financing options, so you can pay over time for care your pet needs. Do you need to schedule a spay or neuter? Wait no more! The CareCredit credit card empowers you to be financially prepared for the lifetime of care your cherished companions need to stay healthy and happy. Get the pet healthcare your pet deserves and pay over time with promotional financing options for purchases of $200 or more at locations in the CareCredit Network. Accepted at 270,000+ locations, including CCAH! Ask us how to apply today, or visit CareCredit.com for more information.

It’s national Trivia day! Want to play?At CCAH, we have employee trivia quite often and when someone answers correctly t...
01/04/2025

It’s national Trivia day! Want to play?
At CCAH, we have employee trivia quite often and when someone answers correctly they win a prize. You can win too. Answer both trivia questions correctly and win a free nail trim. Must get both answers correct. Game ends 1/11/25.

1. How many teeth does an adult dog have?
2. What is a cat with extra toes called?

We are starting 2025 by being closed on New Year’s Day. Our resolution is to continue providing pets with great medical ...
01/01/2025

We are starting 2025 by being closed on New Year’s Day. Our resolution is to continue providing pets with great medical care. What is yours?
If you have an emergency please contact Carolina Veterinary Specialists at 803-909-8300.

We would like to take a moment to remember all the pets we have lost this year. We pray they will all meet us at the Rai...
12/31/2024

We would like to take a moment to remember all the pets we have lost this year. We pray they will all meet us at the Rainbow Bridge one day.

We will be closing early on New Year’s Eve at 2 pm. We want to spend the night in our pajamas with our pets. If you have...
12/31/2024

We will be closing early on New Year’s Eve at 2 pm. We want to spend the night in our pajamas with our pets. If you have an emergency please contact Carolina Veterinary Specialists at 803-909-8300.
Have a safe and happy holiday. Remember, don’t drink and drive. Your pets will miss you.

On December 30th each year, bacon lovers celebrate one of nature's best gifts on Bacon Day! Who doesn’t love bacon? Whet...
12/30/2024

On December 30th each year, bacon lovers celebrate one of nature's best gifts on Bacon Day! Who doesn’t love bacon? Whether it is for breakfast with eggs, on a BLT, or meat sprinkles on your salad, bacon is like manna from Heaven. And we all know our furry friends would love bacon too. But…. bacon has a dirty little secret. It can cause gastric upset, vomiting, and diarrhea in pets. Just one bite of that greasy goodness can lead to a painful case of pancreatitis.
Pancreatitis, or inflammation of the pancreas, is a painful affliction that affects dogs, stemming from a number of causes. Dietary indiscretion, a high fat meal or snack (bacon), trauma, or endocrine diseases are just a few causes of Pancreatitis. Dogs should avoid high-fat foods, including fatty meats such as pork, fried foods, oily treats, and certain dairy products. If your dog is vomiting or has diarrhea and is lethargic after eating bacon or another high fat meal, contact your veterinarian right away. So, let’s leave the bacon on your BLT and find a better snack for your pet.

Visit the Zoo Day 12/27/24Who does not love the Zoo? But did you know…An early form of the zoo or zoological garden was ...
12/27/2024

Visit the Zoo Day 12/27/24
Who does not love the Zoo? But did you know…
An early form of the zoo or zoological garden was called a ‘menagerie’. Although much smaller than our modern ones, ancient zoos were private collections of animals, and a display of power. Famous kings were known animal collectors and evidence of collections of animals have been found in places like China and Rome. Archeologists have uncovered evidence of the first zoo dating back to around 3500 B.C. The first ‘modern’ zoo was built in 1793 in Paris, France.
Today, zoos are typically home to a range of species and function as protective refuge for the animals housed within them. Zoos can be diverse in the type of animals they keep. According to the Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA), there are approximately 800,000 animals in the care of AZA-accredited zoos and aquariums in the US. So if you want to visit the zoo, this is your day. And remember, December might be chilly, so dress for the weather. And enjoy your time at the zoo.

We will be closed on New Year’s Day. Make a resolution to be proactive! Call ahead for your prescription and food orders...
12/26/2024

We will be closed on New Year’s Day. Make a resolution to be proactive! Call ahead for your prescription and food orders.

Wishing you and your family a very merry Christmas. Our hospital is closed in observance of the holiday. If you have an ...
12/25/2024

Wishing you and your family a very merry Christmas.
Our hospital is closed in observance of the holiday. If you have an emergency please contact Carolina Veterinary Specialists at 803-909-8300. Have a safe and blessed holiday.

Santa is on his way….We will be closing early at 2 pm on Christmas eve so our employees can celebrate the holiday with t...
12/24/2024

Santa is on his way….
We will be closing early at 2 pm on Christmas eve so our employees can celebrate the holiday with their families. If you have an emergency please contact Carolina Veterinary Specialists at 803-909-8300.

OC surely lights up our days with his festive wear.
12/23/2024

OC surely lights up our days with his festive wear.

Another Raffle winner picked up their prize basket. We hope the Neely family enjoys their gift. Congratulations!!
12/23/2024

Another Raffle winner picked up their prize basket. We hope the Neely family enjoys their gift. Congratulations!!

Oh Christmas treat, oh Christmas treat! Thank you to everyone who has loaded us up with holiday goodies, cookies, and ch...
12/23/2024

Oh Christmas treat, oh Christmas treat! Thank you to everyone who has loaded us up with holiday goodies, cookies, and chocolates. We try to thank everyone individually, but they pour in so fast, we cannot keep up. We love to hear our teammates when they open a container and shout out "oooh." Please know that we appreciate all the goodies, and they keep us going all day long.

The first day of winter, also known as the winter solstice, and the shortest day of the year is Saturday, December 21. B...
12/21/2024

The first day of winter, also known as the winter solstice, and the shortest day of the year is Saturday, December 21. Be sure pet is prepared for colder weather. We do not get much snow in the south, but the nights turn cold, and we want your pet to be safe and warm. Remember, if it’s too cold for you, it’s too cold for your pet, so keep your animals inside.
Cats in particular may find your car a warm and cozy place to snuggle. Cats have been found hiding under the hood and on top of the wheels. Check under your car and bang on the hood to startle any feline stowaways.
Antifreeze contains a compound called ethylene glycol and is highly dangerous to pets if ingested. According to the Pet Poison Helpline, just one tablespoon can cause kidney failure in dogs and a teaspoon can be fatal to cats. Symptoms of antifreeze ingestion include drooling, seizures, excessive thirst and urination, and vomiting. Keep your pet does away from areas where you use antifreeze and clean up spills immediately. Contact your veterinarian or Animal Poison Control (888-426-4435) immediately if you believe your pet has ingested antifreeze.
Protect your pet’s paws from extremely cold weather. Booties can provide protection and can also prevent sand and salt from causing irritation. Use pet-friendly ice melts whenever possible.
If your pet lives outdoors, consider bringing them inside during the coldest times of the night. Be sure to provide a warm, adequate shelter and plenty of fresh, unfrozen water. Feeding them a little bit more can provide much-needed calories to help them stay warm in wintertime.
Though rare, frostbite and hypothermia can be fatal to pets that are exposed to severely cold weather. Limit the time your dog or cat spends outdoors. Frostbite occurs when extreme cold damages the skin. Hypothermia occurs when pets body temperatures drop much lower than normal.
Plan ahead and pay attention to cold-weather warnings and your pet can be happy and healthy during the winter.

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2360 Celanese Road
Rock Hill, SC
29732

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 6pm
Tuesday 8am - 6pm
Wednesday 8am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 6pm
Friday 8am - 6pm
Saturday 8am - 2pm

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+18039852224

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