Cherokee Trail Veterinary Hospital LLC

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Welcome to Cherokee Trail Veterinary Hospital

Located in Lexington, SC the veterinarians at Cherokee Trail Veterinary Hospital are committed to your pet's health. Cherokee Trail Veterinary Hospital has been a fixture of the Lexington community for more than 35 years. We understand that your pets are a part of your family, so we constantly strive to offer the finest veterinary care available. We are proud to be accredited by the prestigious American Animal Hospital Association.
Cherokee Trail Veterinary Hospital is a full-service animal hospital. We provide friendly, informative, and supportive services for you and your pet. Our mission is to rejoice in our love of animals by using all of our passion, knowledge and skill to provide outstanding veterinary care. We use everything from the latest technology to a gentle touch as part of the healing process.
Dr. Ginger Macaulay, Dr. Heyward Boyette, Dr. Crystal Knight, Dr. Mary Keisler, Dr. Kennerly Bast, Dr. Cara McKinnon, and Dr. Doug Smith look forward to serving your veterinary needs.
New Extended Hours!
On Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays the hospital will be open until 9:00pm and until 6:00pm on Saturdays.
Some of our doctors are also available at our sister hospital - Lake Murray Animal Hosptal - to serve clients in Gilbert, Leesville, Batesburg, & Lexington
Your Pets . . . Our Family!

Basic Dog Training
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Pet Care During Tough Times
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Helping Dogs with Low Vision or Blindness
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Ear Problems for Pets
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New Pets Help Families in a Changing World
The joy of raising a new puppy or kitten to be your constant companion is one of lifes greatest experiences. In a crazy SC economy, mixed up politics and stressful family lives, pets can actually ...

Dogs and Kids
The image of your child and dog as inseparable, best friends is a great one that wed all love to be reality. With the right awareness, our children and pets CAN have the wonderful relationships w ...

Bloat & Gastric Torsion

Gastric Dilation Volvulus (GDV)

Ruptured Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL)

Vertigo or Old Dog Vestibular Syndrome

High Blood Pressure in Dogs
Battling Canine Cancer

Stem Cell Relief
Hi Tech Veterinary Medicine

The Cutting Edge... Laser Surgery for Pets!

People Food for Pets
Puppies and Kittens as Holiday Gifts?
Strange Things in Pets Stomachs
How Pet Food Is Made

Winter Dangers for Pets
Helping Your Pet Keep His Cool This Summer
Pet Internet Sources

Food & Housing
Handling & Restraint

Exams, Vaccinations, Etc.
Obedience & Training

Planning and Preparation
Travel by Airplane

CTVH educational handouts
how to give medicine videos

Online Games & Quizzes
Printable Games & Puzzles
Wellness Coloring Book

The Bird Dance
Dog Dancing like Travolta
Boxer on Trampoline