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Where are you located?We are located near the corner of Hwy 14 and Pelham Rd. We are directly across the street from Charlie's BBQ and Hans & Franz. We are the buildings with the bright two red roofs. We have a Greer address, but are very located on the Eastside of Greenville near Pelham Falls, Five Forks, Scansource, and Eagle Zone. We are also less than 5 mins from the GSP airport.
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Why do my pets need vaccinations?At Rocky Creek Veterinary Hospital in Greer, SC, we believe that one of the most important aspects of caring for your pet’s health is vaccinating him or her against potential diseases. There are a variety of diseases which affect our pets and other animals. This makes proper vaccination vital in protecting them from the many types of illnesses they are susceptible to. Besides the essential vaccinations, there are some unique risks to pets that live in our region. For this reason, it is important to discuss your pet’s vaccinations with our veterinarians and our staff. We also offer some optional vaccinations that your pet may or may not need, depending on his or her lifestyle. These other vaccines may be recommended if your pet is around other pets, travels with you, goes to dog parks, or stays at boarding facilities, etc. Our staff is highly trained to help you decide whether or not your pet needs more than just the essential vaccinations to stay healthy. We offer many vaccinations for at-risk pets so that all pets can life as healthy as possible! It is our goal at Rocky Creek Veterinary Hospital to keep our pets healthy as possible by vaccinating them! Be sure to contact us today if you have any questions or concerns about your pet’s vaccination. Our very knowledgeable staff will be delighted to answer any of your questions or concerns that you may have!
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Do I need to worry about Lyme disease around here?Not really, Upstate South Carolina ticks are not typically infected with the bacteria that cause Lyme disease; however, they are often the carrier of other tick borne diseases including Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever. If you travel with your dog outside of SC, please discuss Lyme vaccination with our vets.
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What do I need to bring to my first visit?All recent vaccination records along with any lab test results from the last 12 months would be appreciated. Please bring a fecal sample and read our tips on our Fear Free page.
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Why does the vet always ask me to bring a poop sample?Rocky Creek practices Fear Free and strives to not inflict "poop collection techniques" on our patients. Fecal samples are helpful in diagnosing intestinal parasites, which are common in puppies, kittens, and pets who are having diarrhea. We offer a $2 discount when you bring your pet's fecal sample to your appointment. Thanks.
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Do you offer emergency/after hours care?We always have a vet oncall for pets currently boarding with us. However, after normal business hours, we strong recommend taking sick/injured pets to the Animal Emergency Clinic on 323 Woods Lake Rd, Greenville, SC, 864-232-1878.
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Should I bring my pet's bed and toys with him/her to board?Please leave their personal belongings at home. We provide comfortable bedding and entertainment for all our boarding pets.
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Do I need to bring my pet's food when boarding?We feed Royal Canin Veterinary Diets at no charge to all our boarding pets; however, we strongly recommend bringing your pet's own food if he/she has a sensitive stomach, is on a Rx diet, or is particularly finicky.
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Do you accept payment plans?We do not accept any payment plans. We do take CareCredit and will be glad to show you how to apply.
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Should I bring my dog to Dog Day Camp?Dog Day Camp is a great place for active healthy dogs that love to socialize, run, jump and play. Camp is not for every dog depending on their age, health status, activity level and their ability to interact with other dogs in a group environment. If your dog is used to playing at the dog park, hiking, swimming at the beach or lake then Camp is likely a great place for your dog. If your dog is a couch potato, arthritic or currently not feeling their best, then Camp is not appropriate for your dog. While every attempt is made to keep Camp safe and fun, dogs can get hurt at camp while rough housing, collide, slip or stumble and break a nail, get a laceration or rupture an ACL. Dogs also eat poop and catch colds - just like toddlers at preschool. Please make sure your dog is covered by a reputable comprehensive pet insurance policy before bringing to Camp, as RCVH is not liable for any accidents, injuries or sickness that occur.
Breaking News...
Dog food alert...FDA names 16 brands of grain-free dog food linked to canine heart disease:
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Acana
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Zignature
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Taste of the Wild
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4Health
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Earthborn Holistic
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Blue Buffalo
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Nature’s Domain
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Fromm
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Merrick
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California Natural
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Natural Balance
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Orijen
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Nature’s Variety
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NutriSource
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Nutro
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Rachael Ray Nutrish
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THE HOSPITAL
Veterinary Services
Boarding & Grooming Hrs:
Mon-Fri: 7:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Sat: 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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