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Quality pet care from a network of compassionate veterinary professionals.
Not the Biggest Veterinary Network. Just the Best.
With more than 260 general, specialty and emergency hospitals, PetVet Care Centers is a nationwide veterinary network with a solid commitment to pets and their owners in every community we serve.
Ensure a sustainable legacy for you and your veterinary practice.
Discover unlimited opportunities to grow your veterinary career on your terms.
Learn tips on caring for your pets from our veterinary teams across the country.
Learn about the PetVet Care Centers network of veterinary hospitals.
We love pets & the people who love them
Every hospital, every pet owner and every pet in the PetVet network is unique and valued.
Planning for retirement and ready to sell your veterinary practice? Looking for a great place to grow your career as a veterinary professional? Or simply searching for the best local care for your pets? PetVet Care Centers offers value for everyone.
Whether you're a veterinary professional looking for a career path, a pet owner looking for a great local vet, or a veterinary practice owner looking for a partner, discover what PetVet Care Centers has to offer.
PetVet hospitals are community focused and locally managed.
Our veterinary teams have the experience you deserve.
Providing compassionate care is a part of the PetVet DNA.
Our medical leadership is committed to the highest veterinary standards.
For Pet Owners
Pets are our passion. We hope these pet care tips help keep your furry friends healthy.
While cat poisonings are relatively rare, they do happen. From household cleaners to toxic house plants, here's more from our Memphis vets on substances that are poisonous to cats, and what to do if you suspect your cat has been poisoned.
Tularemia or 'Rabbit Fever' is a bacterial disease that is typically mild in healthy dogs, but can be deadly for pets that are immune compromised. Today our vets share a few facts about tularemia.
There are a number of reasons that your dog may have a seizure. Our vets share some of the reasons that dogs have seizures, and what you should do if your dog has a seizure.
There are a number of infections and conditions which may affect your cat's eyes. Below, our vets share the signs and symptoms of 3 common eye conditions in cats.
With more than 260 general, specialty and emergency hospitals, PetVet Care Centers offers the local care you want for your precious pets.
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