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Western Carolina Regional Animal Hospital & Veterinary Emergency Hospital: Providing Veterinary Care in Flat Rock since 2008

At Western Carolina Regional Animal Hospital & Veterinary Emergency Hospital, we have been providing client-focused veterinary care to communities across Henderson County. We’re open 7 days days a week.

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Passionate Care for Your Pets in Flat Rock

Our team is fully committed to providing the best possible care for any pet that walks through our door. We provide personalized treatment for each animal and understand the importance of empathy and compassion when dealing with a beloved pet. We strive to create a welcoming environment where pets feel safe and comfortable, and pet owners feel heard and valued.

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Amenities at Western Carolina Regional Animal Hospital & Veterinary Emergency Hospital

  • Relaxed Environment
  • Multi-Pet Appointments
  • Automated Appointment Reminders
  • Phone Call Appointment Reminders
  • Online Store / Pharmacy
  • 3rd Party Financing Available
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Careers

We invite you to explore your veterinary career options with Western Carolina Regional Animal Hospital & Veterinary Emergency Hospital, where you'll be a respected member of a team that loves animals and values the contributions from every individual on the team.

Dr. Joshua Hower

Dr. Joshua Hower

Medical Director

Meet Our Veterinarians

Our veterinary team combines advanced medical expertise with sincere, down-to-earth care, treating every patient like family while keeping you informed at every step.

Book an Appointment at Western Carolina Regional Animal Hospital & Veterinary Emergency Hospital

New pets are always welcome at Western Carolina Regional Animal Hospital & Veterinary Emergency Hospital. Our friendly veterinary staff looks forward to providing our neighbors in the area and surrounding communities with the veterinary care they need.

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