Vet Locations

The competent and friendly staff at VCA Charles Towne Animal Hospital strives to give its highly-valued patients the finest possible medical, surgical, and dental treatment. VCA Charles Towne Animal Hospital is a full-service veterinary medical center located in Charleston, South Carolina. For our clients, we are dedicated to encouraging responsible pet ownership, preventative healthcare, and chances for health-related education. Charleston, South Carolina, and the surrounding areas are served by the excellent veterinary care provided by VCA Charles Towne Animal Hospital. Please take a moment to get in touch with us right away to learn more about our veterinary clinic and how VCA Charles Towne Animal Hospital can meet your and your beloved pet's requirements. In the West Ashley neighborhood, across from

Our veterinarians are compassionate and committed to attending to your pet's immediate needs while building a lasting relationship with you and your pet. You want your pet to live a long and happy life, and we do too. From the moment you walk into Grand Oaks Animal Hospital, you will understand that you have brought your pet to a safe and sound place where they will be well-cared for.

"Charleston Harbor Veterinarians is Charleston's Low Stress Vet Clinic. We aim to deliver comfort, convenience, and transparency with every visit for both pet and person. You'll find us in the heart of downtown Charleston, South Carolina, at the corner of Rutledge Avenue, the Crosstown, and Line Street with off-street parking in our large lot and an entrance on Line Street.

Our local veterinarian and staff at Air Harbor Veterinary Clinic will welcome and care for your pets as we would with our own. We offer preventive care for local pet owners in Charleston to maintain the health of your pet's teeth, digestive system, joints, heart, and lungs. As a pet owner, you expect more than just treatment when your furry family member is ill or injured.

Since 1984, Olde Towne Veterinarian Clinic has been providing exceptional veterinary care for Charleston's beloved animal companions. We are conveniently located just two blocks north of Market St. in historic downtown Charleston, SC.

Olde Towne Veterinary Clinic is a full-service animal hospital that provides routine medical examinations, checkups, lab work, operations, radiography, therapeutic diets, natural supplements, and specialist treatment for animals, including geriatric medicine for elderly animals. We work with our clients to create the best health and wellness plans that are affordable and meet the needs of their pets.

We are honored and proud to be a partner in your pet's healthcare team at Bees Ferry Veterinary Hospital, Charleston's largest AAHA-accredited animal hospital, and we treat you and your pets like family. As pet owners ourselves, we believe that preventative care and wellness exams are the keys to your pet living a longer, healthier, and happier life.

Ask your family, friends, or neighbors about Patrick Veterinary Clinic and pay attention to the words they use to describe us. Then, if you haven't already, we ask that you stop in with your pet to see the reasonable and sincere care we provide.

Our services include wellness care, dental care, surgical procedures, digital radiography, in-house diagnostics, acupuncture, and holistic treatments. We treat all types of pets, from dogs and cats to reptiles and rodents. We are conveniently located in downtown Charleston, South Carolina. We also provide a 24-hour emergency answering service for our existing clients.

Our veterinarians serve the dogs and cats of Charleston, West Ashley, the Peninsula, James Island, Mt Pleasant and surrounding communities as advocates for them and their owners at our full-service animal hospital in Charleston, SC. We provide the following veterinary services at our full-service animal hospital in Charleston, SC: cat and dog vaccinations, spay, neuter, cat and dog teeth cleaning, and dental care for cats and dogs.

Dr. Peter McKoy relocated to Camden, South Carolina, in 1972 to start a veterinary clinic. Church Street, a modest side street a block from downtown, was where the Wateree Animal Hospital could be found. Dr. McKoy had very little business, marketing, or advertising knowledge. During his first week, he saw 3 patients. He used a vintage cigar box filled with one hundred index cards as his filing system. The word of mouth gradually spread, and business increased.

Wateree Animal Hospital outgrew its three-room facility by 1975. Dr. McKoy was able to construct on the site of the current Camden location at 500 York Street because to the assistance of a local businessman, Mr. Bud Davis of Davis Printing Company. Since then, a second hospital has been opened in addition to the renovation and expansion of the Camden facility.