Baxter Veterinary Clinic
Baxter Veterinary Clinic is a general practice in Tega Cay, SC. Procedures include Pet Grooming, Endoscopy, Microchipping, and Pet Boarding.
About
Baxter Veterinary Clinic is an AAHA-accredited general practice providing comprehensive medical and surgical care for dogs and cats. The clinic offers a wide range of services including routine wellness examinations, preventive care, vaccinations, and parasite control. Their facility is equipped for diagnostic testing, such as blood work, dental radiography, and electrocardiograms, and they perform both routine and advanced surgical procedures. Additionally, the practice provides dental care, dermatology services, microchipping, and nutritional counseling to support pets through all life stages.
Serving the Fort Mill, South Carolina area and surrounding communities, the clinic operates in a family-oriented environment. They offer boarding, grooming, and daycare services for their clients. For medical emergencies occurring outside of their operational scope, the clinic directs pet owners to designated local 24-hour emergency and urgent care facilities.
Surgical team
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Kelly Baete
DVM
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James Doyle
DVM
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Katrina Carroll
DVM
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Flavia Crovesi
DVM
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Katie Siegfried
DVM
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Shannon O'Grady
DVM
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Amy Horton
DVM
Procedures
- Pet Grooming
- Endoscopy
- Microchipping
- Pet Boarding
Equipment
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Frequently asked questions
- What services are included in the puppy and kitten care program?
- The clinic provides a comprehensive physical exam for new puppies and kittens. During these visits, the veterinary team discusses essential topics including vaccinations, parasite prevention, nutrition, microchipping, and spaying or neutering to ensure a healthy start for new pets.
- Does the clinic perform dental cleanings and evaluations?
- Yes, the clinic offers thorough dental evaluations and professional cleanings. They utilize dental radiography to examine tooth roots and surrounding bone, which helps identify dental disease occurring below the gumline that may not be visible during a routine oral exam.
- What diagnostic tools are available for heart health?
- The clinic uses electrocardiograms (ECG or EKG) to record the electrical activity of a pet's heart. This non-invasive test is used to detect abnormal heart rhythms and monitor heart rate, and may be recommended if an irregular heartbeat is detected during an exam or as part of pre-anesthetic screening.
- How does the clinic manage dermatological issues?
- The veterinary team diagnoses and manages various skin conditions, including allergies, infections, parasites, and inflammatory skin disease. They provide evaluations for pets showing signs of itching, irritation, hair loss, or recurring ear issues to help maintain healthy skin.