Business Details
43 Years
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Emergency
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Your Trusted Pet Care Partner in Charlotte
Since 1983, Animal Medical Hospital has dedicated itself to advancing veterinary medicine in Charlotte, North Carolina. Our hospital, established by Drs. Richard and Susan Coe, has grown into a 25,000-square-foot facility offering comprehensive care for pets. We maintain AAHA accreditation through continuous improvements in technology, staff training, and medical protocols. Our team specializes in general practice, urgent care, and specialized services like diagnostic imaging and surgical interventions.We prioritize preventive care through puppy/kitten programs and senior wellness exams to extend pets' healthy lifespans. Our Camp AMH division provides boarding, daycare, and grooming with temperature-controlled facilities and dedicated feline spaces. With 24/7 availability for veterinary emergencies and an in-house pharmacy, we ensure pets receive timely care close to home. Our mission combines integrity, superior service, and compassionate care to support both animals and their families.
Services
General Practice
Urgent Care
Pet Boarding
Dentistry
Diagnostic Imaging
Surgery
Day Camp
End-of-Life Care
Pharmacy Services
Skin Conditions
Details
- Year established: 1983
Highlights and features
- Maintain AAHA accreditation since 1984 through continuous quality improvements
- Provide 24/7 urgent care services with advanced diagnostic capabilities
- Offer 25,000-square-foot facility with separate surgical and dental suites
- Operate Camp AMH boarding with temperature-controlled environments and dedicated feline spaces
- Have 40+ years of combined veterinary expertise from our founding doctors
Associations and certifications
- American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA)
What people say
24/7 urgent care
Knowledgeable staff
Modern facilities
Compassionate care
Reliable boarding
Services
General Practice
Comprehensive veterinary care from puppy/kitten exams to senior wellness checks ensures early disease detection. Our preventive approach maintains pets' health through vaccinations, nutrition counseling, and routine screenings. With 40+ years of experience addressing evolving animal health needs, we provide customized care plans for every life stage.
Urgent Care
Available 7 days a week with state-of-the-art diagnostics for urgent medical needs. We treat conditions like respiratory distress, foreign body ingestion, and trauma with in-house blood work, digital x-ray, and ultrasound capabilities. Our team prioritizes rapid stabilization while maintaining communication with pet owners.
Camp AMH Boarding
Temperature-controlled boarding facilities with separate canine and feline spaces provide secure housing. Medical boarding options available with 24-hour monitoring in our ICU. DayCamp socialization programs and spa services including bathing/grooming ensure pet comfort during owner travel periods.
Dentistry
Complete dental care from routine cleanings to complex oral surgery prevents periodontal disease progression. We use advanced imaging and anesthetic protocols to ensure safe, thorough treatment. Preventive services combined with therapeutic interventions maintain pets' dental health and systemic well-being.
Diagnostic Imaging
Digital radiography and ultrasound equipment enables accurate internal diagnostics. Our board-certified specialists interpret imaging studies to guide treatment plans. Video endoscopy capabilities allow minimally invasive foreign object retrieval and tissue biopsy procedures for improved patient outcomes.
People
Dr. Richard Coe
Founder
A graduate of Auburn University, Dr. Coe established the hospital in 1983. His leadership has guided the facility's expansion into a 25,000-square-foot complex while maintaining AAHA accreditation standards.
Dr. Susan Coe
Founder
Co-founder with veterinary expertise in internal medicine. Dr. Coe has overseen medical operations since 1983, ensuring the hospital maintains cutting-edge diagnostic capabilities and compassionate patient care protocols.
Questions
What are your emergency care hours?
Urgent Care available daily 7:00 AM - 6:00 PM. After-hours emergencies contact Veterinary Emergency Group at (980) 880-6062.
Do you offer boarding for exotic pets?
Camp AMH specifically accommodates exotic pets through specialized housing environments and trained caretakers.
What payment options do you accept?
We accept all major credit cards, CareCredit financing, and ScratchPay payment plans for veterinary services.
Are wellness exams necessary for healthy pets?
Annual wellness visits enable early disease detection through comprehensive physical exams and preventive screening recommendations.
How do you handle complex medical cases?
Our AAHA-accredited hospital provides specialty referrals while maintaining 24/7 critical care monitoring in our ICU facilities.
What grooming services do you offer?
Camp AMH spa services include professional bathing, coat trimming, flea treatments, and nail care with pet-specific products.
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Reviews (6)
Elizabeth Charles
Dec 12, 2021
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Just moved to the area and had an emergency come up with one of my dogs, they went above and beyond to make sure she was cared for!
Emma Lockett-Wells
Oct 07, 2021
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Everyone was so nice.. Dr. explained everything to me and I understood what was said. Thank you so much for my Lady Dr. n her assistant!! GREAT SERVICE 🐕🦺
Audrey Brown
Jul 13, 2021
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This is the worst so called animal hospital in Charlotte. They don't care about animals they care about money and there friends pets. I brought my dog in for an emergency visit on 7/13/21 and was told we were next to be seen. Well that didn't happen. a friend of there's walks in with a bulldog and doesn't have an appointment cause they said they didn't loud and clear and they took the bulldog back to be seen before my animal. I immediately called another animal hospital and demanded animal medical send my dogs record to Longs Animal Hospital on South Blvd. If you are looking for caring and compassionate
Kirsten H.
Feb 24, 2020
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I used to take my dog to All Animals Vet in Dickson until they got a little too pricey for me. I recently swapped my dog to Cornerstone Animal Hospital in Dickson. Friday night, I go upstairs and noticed my dog has thrown up twice on the carpet. I clean it up and let him downstairs while the carpet dries. I notice he was acting weird. Then, he goes to the back door and throws up again all over the floor (about a gallon worth) and I notice a part of his rope toy was in the throw up. Apparently, he had swallowed a part of that toy. The part he threw up was about the size of my fist. I thought things
Susan P.
Apr 17, 2012
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Our chocolate lab was diagnosed with heartworms at ValueVet in Bellevue. Their fee for treating him was $1502.00. We took him to Dr. Wojo and he charged us $610.00 for the same treatment. He and his staff are so caring and seem genuine to me. I called Dr. Wojo about 9:30pm the first night we had our lab home after his treatment because he was vomiting. Dr Wojo told me what to do and was so kind. He told me to call him back again if I needed to. They have specials each month on spaying, neutering, HW testing, etc... In my opinion they are fabulous! I will be bringing all six of my animals to
A. L. S.
Jul 20, 2011
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After working with and using the services of a larger, city based vet, it was hard to get used to the laid back, small country vets out here. But Dr. Wojo is a good, level headed, sincere veterinarian. The prices are reasonable, and the staff is friendly. If, like me, you're used to having someone answer your call right away, or return it right away... You might be disappointed. But, other than that, I'm content to stick with this vet.
