Coastal Animal Hospital offers modern veterinary care for pets, small animals, wildlife as well as equine services. If your pet is sick, he or she will get comprehensive veterinary care at Coastal Animal Hospital.
Owner Dr. Stephen Samson and his friendly and compassionate staff provide annual physical examinations, check-ups and preventative care, vaccinations, diagnostic and therapeutic services, surgical services, chemotherapy, anesthesia, internal medicine consults, radiology services, electrocardiography services, dentistry and in-house laboratory facilities.
Bathing and grooming services are available. Pet boarding is available onsite and pets receive personal attention from a caring staff.
Coastal Animal Hospital is also an emergency care vet. Emergency patients should call 252-261-3960 for after-hours emergencies.
Permanent identification, such as microchip identification is offered at the animal hospital. An onsite pharmacy maintains a complete inventory of pharmaceuticals, vitamins, shampoos, flea and tick control products and heartworm preventatives to meet the needs of pets. Dietary counseling is available as well as a selection of nutritional food and treats for pets.
Coastal Animal Hospital is a large, clean facility with several examination rooms and a small outdoor yard and pet exercise area. You can expect to be greeted by Coastal Animal Hospital’s dog, Maybelline, upon entering.
House calls are available by appointment.
Need to control a flea problem? The vets at Coastal Animal Hospital can advise individualized flea control programs including flea control medication as well as the best ways to control fleas in your home and yard.
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