Wide Variety of Services

We know that you don't always know the right terms to look for when trying to find care for your animal, especially when it's an emergency. Feel free to examine our service offerings below, but don't be discouraged if you don't see what you're looking for. Give us a call any time and our trained and professional staff will be right there to help you understand what your animal needs.

Bear Creek Veterinary Hospital

20492 NC HWY 73

Phone: 704-986-0000

Fax: 704-986-0016

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Dr. Anna Cloninger

About Dr. Anna Cloninger

Dr Anna Cloninger is a native of Mount Pleasant, NC. After completing high school she enlisted in the United States Navy and served 4 years in Pearl Harbor, HI. She then decided to go back to school and graduated from University of North Carolina at Charlotte with a Bachelor Degree of Science in Biology. She attended Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine where she earned her Degree of Veterinary Medicine in 2014. She practiced small animal medicine in Fayetteville, NC for 3 years where she developed an interest in surgery, dentistry, and preventative medicine. She then decided to return to her hometown and is very excited to join Bear Creek Veterinary Hospital.

Heat Stress/Stroke and Your Pet

By |August 1st, 2018|

As we enter the months where the temperature and the humidity start to rise, we as veterinarians become more concerned about heat stress and heat stroke in pets. We will focus mainly on dogs as they tend to experience heat related problems more than cats, however the information below is also true for cats. Heat stress can quickly advance to heat stroke which is potentially fatal if not treated in a timely manner. We considered heat stress/stroke to be an EMERGENCY situation. In order to keep your dog cool and healthy during the summer months, we will go over […]

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Small Animal Food Allergies

By |May 1st, 2018|

One of the most common issues seen today in dogs and cats is allergies, which can be divided into 3 categories: flea allergies, seasonal/environmental allergies, and food allergies. Food allergies are the least common but often the most frustrating type of allergy to diagnose and control.

Food allergy or more appropriately named adverse food reaction is a hypersensitivity reaction to one or more components of the diet. This abnormal reaction is caused by an immune response to a food component the animal has previously been exposed to which then causes an allergic reaction throughout the body.  Food allergies can occur […]

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