News!
WELLNESS CARE appointments available starting on
April 14, 2025!
Click HERE to schedule an appointment!
In case of emergency, such as persistent vomiting or diarrhea, extreme lethargy, open incisions, and bleeding, please contact us at 910-602-1101. For general questions you may also text to 910-471-5050.
Important Alert: Save This Life Closure
We want to inform our clients that a popular microchip registry, Save This Life, has officially closed down. However, please rest assured that all microchips registered through our clinic remain active and accessible through the appropriate databases. You can check your pet's microchip information through 24PetWatch. If you have any concerns or need assistance, please contact us.
We will be closed on the following dates:
May 26, 2025
June 23 - 26, 2025
September 1 - 4, 2025
November 27, 2025
December 24, 2025 - January 4, 2026
Inclement Weather Policy
We continuously monitor the weather conditions. In the event we need to reschedule a clinic date we will contact all scheduled clients as soon as the decision is made. If we do not contact you, please assume we are working as scheduled.
Surgical Requirements
Cats: Must weigh a minimum of 2 pounds and be at least 8 weeks of age.
Dogs:
Puppies must be at least 3 months of age. Exceptions may be made if they are being adopted out and/or belong to a rescue organization.
Puppies and kittens under 6 months of age should have age-appropriate vaccinations and a fecal examination which will be updated at the time of surgery if not current.
We do not accept owner or breeder administered vaccinations.
We will not perform surgery on dogs weighing more than 80 pounds or over the age of 7 years.
We will not perform surgery on dogs weighing less than 4 pounds.
All animals will be tattooed with a small blue line to indicate that they have been spayed or neutered. This is not optional. See tattoo example here .
OUR MISSION IS TO PROVIDE HIGH QUALITY, AFFORDABLY PRICED, SPAY/NEUTER SERVICES.
This hospital is a well-equipped facility with a small but experienced staff dedicated to the best interest of our patients.
We use a combination of injectable anesthetics and Isofluorane gas anesthesia. All anesthetized patients are intubated, have their heart (ECG), blood oxygen levels (pulse oximetry), ETCO2 (capnography) and respirations monitored. In addition, they receive pain medication pre and post-operatively.
Spay and neuter surgery is the priority. By focusing on this one service we can keep the quality higher and the expenses lower. The result is lower fees for the owner with high quality surgical care for the pet.
Tobi C.
Kimberly L.
Truly an unmatched experience. The doctor took amazing care of our puppy when things didn’t go as expected with her spay procedure. The doctor
was so communicative and
treated our pup as one of her own. I would highly recommend this practice.
Linda C.
I’ve taken all my pets here since 2006. They are great. Very friendly staff. Answers question. Helps anyway they can.
Michael L.
I had my Yorkie spayed a few weeks back. I was very nervous but I could not be happier with my whole experience. They did a great job and I had everything I needed for after care. She recovered perfectly with no issues. Thank you for taking good care of my baby girl. I highly recommend them.
Rhonda B.
This is the place to take your beloved pet. These people love what they do and care a great deal about pet. My cats are doing a okay! Really liked this experience and if needed again, Cape Fear is my top choice. Recommend to everyone and great prices to boot!
Wonderful place. Low cost,
high quality. Excellent, professional staff. They provide a much needed service for the good of the community and it's four-legged inhabitants. The clinic deserves and earns
through the quality of care it provides, the support of everyone who cares about animals.
They were friendly, professional, and very loving to our fur baby.
And the cost was affordable.
I highly recommend them.