Seven Oaks Animal Hospital is available for emergency pet care during our regular office hours. After hours emergencies are referred to South Carolina Veterinary Emergency Care . The current phone number is 803-798-3837

Our well stocked in-hospital pharmacy allows us to get the medications your pet needs fast so you can start your pet's treatment right away!

• Prescription medications
• Prescription diets for those with special dietary needs, including Royal Canin Veterinary Diets and Hills Veterinary Diets
• Preventatives for those life-threatening parasites such as heartworms,
       fleas, and ticks

Hospitalization facilities for intensive care and isolation.

Well behaved pets make for a happy, healthy, life-long relationship between you and your pet.

• Super Puppy initial counseling (10 weeks and younger)
• Abnormal adult behavior consultation
• Support throughout development
• Feline behavior management techniques

Regular physical examinations are a crucial part of pet ownership. This examination is valuable both to your pet and to you. Problems can be discovered during the exam even in apparently healthy animals. We also use this time to make recommendations for any treatment and preventive health care procedures, such as vaccinations.

• Routine blood and fecal parasite evaluations.
• Wide range of ELISA testing for heartworms, feline leukemia, tick-borne disease, etc.
• Complete vaccination protocols, including titer testing.
• Consultation and referral to local specialists available if needed.

• Broad spectrum of general and orthopedic      capabilities.
• Gas anesthesia standards.
• Patient-specific, tailored anesthetic protocols using the state-of-the-art protocols for the utmost patient safety
• Patient pain addressed for all surgical procedures
• Complete sterile instrumentation and protective      clothing.
• Heat support provided during anesthetic procedures to aid in patient recovery.
• Follow-up care.
• Referral to specialists if necessary.

With great diagnostic devices, we are able to quickly and accurately assess your pet's health and make the proper recommendations.

• Automated radiological facilities.
• Ultrasound.
• Blood Analysis.
• OFA capable technique.

Sometimes, the doctor may recommend that your pet have a referral. They include:

• Surgical Referral.
• Dermatology.
• Opthalmology.
• Cardiology.
• Oncology.
• Internal Medicine.

Basic lab testing is often done as part of your pet's annual and semi-annual exam. This allows us to identify any abnormalities at an early stage. Blood tests can be used to detect and diagnose a wide variety of illnesses. These tests may include:

• Complete blood count
• Serum chemistry/Internal Organ Function Screen.
• Coagulation.
• Endocrine testing.
• Blood sugar.
• Electrolytes.
• ELISA testing for heartworms, feline leukemia, Tick-borne disease, etc.