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Pet Emergency Services in Greenville, SC
If your pet needs to see an emergency vet, our Greenville, SC team is available 24 hours a day, every day (even holidays) to help. We understand the unpredictability of pet emergencies and strive to give you the reliable support you and your pet need. You deserve to have peace of mind and a capable vet team that’s just a phone call away! Should you ever need knowledgeable guidance or immediate care for your pet, get in touch with Fetch. For more information about emergency care, click below!
Our Other Specialty Veterinary Services in Greenville, SC
Emergency care is just one part of what we do. Fetch also offers these services to the pet families of Greenville and surrounding areas:
Surgery
Surgery
Fetch offers a variety of specialty surgeries courtesy of our board-certified surgeon. Our surgical services in Greenville, SC cover a wide range of medical needs, from emergency surgeries and orthopedics to soft-tissue exploratory procedures and neurologic surgeries.
Internal
Medicine
Internal Medicine
Our specialty hospital is also equipped to handle virtually any complex internal medical problem, including diseases of the respiratory, gastrointestinal, renal, and immune systems. Together, our team can help diagnose, treat, and manage your pet’s chronic disease or other issue.
Medical
Oncology
Medical Oncology
Oncology is the study, diagnosis, and treatment of cancer. Dogs and cats are just as susceptible to cancer as humans, and at Fetch in Greenville, SC, our oncologists are here to support your pet on their journey to a healthier and more comfortable life.
Critical
Care
Critical Care
Fetch provides lifesaving critical care for pets with state-of-the-art equipment and facilities. Our veterinary specialists are skilled in managing complex medical conditions to ensure the best outcomes.
Electrochemotherapy
Electrochemotherapy
Electrochemotherapy is an innovative treatment option that combines chemotherapy with the power of electrical pulses to target and treat certain types of cancer in pets. This advanced procedure involves injecting a chemotherapy drug directly into the tumor, followed by brief, controlled electrical pulses. The electricity helps the medication reach the cancer cells more effectively, improving its therapeutic effects. Electrochemotherapy offers a promising new approach for treating localized or superficial tumors in pets, providing a more precise, targeted solution with fewer side effects than traditional chemotherapy. It’s an exciting step forward in veterinary oncology and Fetch is proud to be one of the few hospitals able to offer this treatment.
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Meet our Fetch veterinarians and leadership team in Greenville!