Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to common questions about CareVet at Reems Creek Animal Hospital in Weaverville, NC.
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Offers & Savings
Does CareVet at Reems Creek Animal Hospital offer any deals for new clients?
Yes! New clients receive $25 off their first wellness exam. Valid for new clients only. Ends September 30, 2026. Discounts cannot be combined. Please mention the offer when scheduling.
Does CareVet at Reems Creek Animal Hospital have a client referral program?
Yes! When you refer a friend who becomes a new client, your friend receives a discount on their first visit and you receive a $25 account credit as a thank-you.
Does CareVet at Reems Creek Animal Hospital offer any discounts for first responders or military members?
Yes! CareVet at Reems Creek Animal Hospital proudly offers a 15% discount on veterinary services to Teachers/Educators, Police/K9 Units, Firefighters, Military (Active/Retired), EMTs/Paramedics, Healthcare Workers, and Veterinary Professionals. Valid ID required. Applies to services only and cannot be combined with other offers.
Services
Does CareVet at Reems Creek Animal Hospital accept CareCredit?
Yes, CareVet at Reems Creek Animal Hospital accepts CareCredit as a payment option. Apply online at carecredit.com or ask our team at your next visit.
Special Services & Capabilities
Does this practice offer professional dental cleanings?
Yes, we offer professional dental cleanings and oral health exams. Dental disease is one of the most common conditions in pets, and regular cleanings can significantly improve quality of life.
Local Health Concerns
Are tick-borne diseases like Lyme disease a concern for pets in this area?
Yes, tick exposure and Lyme disease are significant concerns in this region. Year-round tick prevention and annual wellness exams are strongly recommended to protect your pet. Ask our team about the most effective tick prevention options.
Is heartworm disease a risk for pets in this area?
Yes, heartworm disease is a real and preventable risk in this area, spread through mosquito bites. We strongly recommend year-round heartworm prevention for all dogs and cats, along with annual heartworm testing. Ask our team about prevention options at your next visit.
Is leptospirosis a concern in this area?
Yes, leptospirosis exposure is a concern in this region, particularly for dogs that spend time outdoors or near wildlife and water sources. Vaccination is available and recommended for at-risk pets. Ask our veterinarians whether the lepto vaccine is right for your dog.
What wildlife-related health risks should I know about for my pet?
This area has wildlife activity that can pose health risks to pets, including potential rabies exposure. Keeping vaccinations current, especially rabies, is essential. If your pet has any contact with a wild animal, contact us promptly.
