Pioneering Standards We believe that, when it comes to your pet, only the best will do. That is why we are pioneering higher standards of veterinary medicine for our community. You will see it in the cutting edge medical technology and treatments that your pet will now have access to. You will see it in our meticulous anesthesia protocols.
You will see it in our AAHA accreditation - something that fewer than 15% of veterinary practices have. But most importantly, you will see it in the longer lifespan and improved quality of life your pet will have. Because when it comes to them, we wouldn't dream of giving anything less.
You will see it in our AAHA accreditation - something that fewer than 15% of veterinary practices have. But most importantly, you will see it in the longer lifespan and improved quality of life your pet will have. Because when it comes to them, we wouldn't dream of giving anything less.
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Animal lovers. In everything we do, we believe in caring for every pet we see like our own and making a difference in your life. Dr. Lantzer grew up in Wake Forest, North Carolina and graduated from North Carolina State University. Dr. Morgan Farrell was born in Columbia, SC and also lived in New Jersey and Rhode Island while growing up.
Aaha
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AAHA is an organization that was created with a simple mission: to accredit veterinary practices who demonstrate excellence in everything they do. In order to certify this exceptionally high standard, AAHA examines and inspects participating veterinary practices on approximately 900 different variables of running a truly next-level hospital.
Cat Friendly
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Wellness & Prevention
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817-598-0886 At Capeside Animal Hospital, we believe in preventative care for your pet. Early detection of health problems can allow for prompt treatment. Your pet should receive a comprehensive physical exam at least once a year and geriatric, or older pets (pets 7 years or older), should have a physical exam twice yearly.
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Radiographs, commonly referred to as X-rays, are an extremely useful diagnostic tool. They can be used to detect a variety of problems, such as broken bones, heart and lung disease, intestinal foreign bodies, bladder stones, and some types of cancer. Capeside Animal Hospital has a room specifically designed for radiology.
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