Keeping your beloved pet healthy and happy is your top priority—and it’s ours too! That’s why Tuscan Ridge Animal Hospital now offers an app to help you manage all your pet’s needs right from your mobile phone. It allows us to better communicate important reminders...
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Looking to explore Wake Forest or North Raleigh with your beloved pet? Whether you’re a local or new to this area, you’ll want to check these pet-friendly places and attractions out. Discover where you and your four-legged friend can play, dine and live together...
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The holiday season is fast approaching and that means it’s time to travel. Today we have some tips for you on whether or not you’re traveling with your pet. If you are traveling without your pet, we have you covered! Tuscan Ridge Animal Hospital provides...
We prefer to see your pet at least once a year, and twice for older pets. Often times, people ask why it’s so important that we see your pet for an annual exam. Today, we have some answers for you! First, let’s talk about our life stage wellness...
As business in North Carolina begins to re-open, Tuscan Ridge Animal Hospital remains committed to providing exceptional veterinary care to our patients and their families while also ensuring the health and safety of both staff and clients.
As such, in lieu of in-hospital appointments with clientele, we will continue to provide concierge curbside service until further notice. Once you arrive at our facility, we ask that you remain in your vehicle and call the clinic to inform us of your arrival. At that time, a member of our team will greet you at your vehicle to transport your pet inside for the remainder of their appointment. Please have your pet secured in their carriers, or on a leash, as we approach the vehicle in order to ensure their safety. Once your pet has been evaluated, our veterinarian will reach out to you by phone to discuss their exam findings and/or treatment recommendations. Upon completion of services, a member of our team will escort your pet back to your vehicle.
Should you need to pick up medications or food for your pet, we ask that you also remain in your vehicle and phone the clinic to inform us of your arrival. We will then have you pay for the medications or food by phone and a member of our team will bring them directly to your vehicle. Families arriving for day camp, grooming or boarding services are kindly requested to follow the same protocol as listed above.
As the COVID-19 situation remains fluid, we are not clear as to how long these health safety measures will need to be in place, but we will update you when we are able to resume normal operations. We thank you for your continued patience and understanding as we all work together through these extraordinary times and we look forward to seeing each of you in person just as soon as we can!
