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Queen City Animal Hospital Veterinary Medicine

Our doctors and staff take continuing education in the veterinary field very seriously, and stay on top of new advances in veterinary medicine. As such, we strive to provide the most innovative medicine available, while at the same time keeping fair costs for our clients. We offer preventative care, sick visits, routine and advanced surgeries, dental visits and cleanings, in-house lab work, laser therapy, ultrasounds, xrays, boarding, grooming, and emergency care when needed. Not only do we treat dogs and cats, but see many "exotics" such as birds, rabbits, reptiles, guinea pigs, hamsters, ferrets, and other pocket pets. We are open for appointments and emergencies Monday through Friday.

Website: queencityanimalhospital.com

Phone: (704) 703-1414

Cross Streets: Near the intersection of Belmont Ave and Harrill St

Open now

  • Wed 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM

920 Belmont Ave Charlotte, NC 28205 ·206.35 mi

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Johnny H. 11/15/24

Need to rate this place higher than 5 stars... These staff members have hearts of gold. They send texts and cards asking how pets are doing, they treat people with the utmost respect, and they...

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philly s. 07/14/26

I've been a patient at Queen City Animal Hospital for over five years, and I really wanted to give a fair picture of both what's worked and what hasn't, because my experience has changed a lot...

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Jasmin L. 03/19/26

I took Goose in for his first appointment at Queen City Animal Hospital, and we had such a great experience. Hannah was our technician, she was incredibly kind, patient, and thorough. Everyone we...

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Crocs C. 01/23/26

EDIT: Queen City Hospital responded to my Google review saying this is a conflict of interest which is a shady business practice. You're going to say something is a conflict of interest and...

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John B. 09/22/25

Warning to pet owners in Charlotte. I brought my dog Sterling to Queen City Animal Hospital for vaccines. While there, he was clearly in pain -- licking and chewing his back paw, struggling to...

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