905 Williamsboro Street Oxford NC
... we take care of your friends
All of us at Tabbs Creek Animal Hospital wish to thank you for allowing us to take care of your best friends. Since 2004, Tabbs Creek Animal Hospital has been providing the greater Granville County region with the highest quality veterinary care.
We recognize that quality veterinary care is a partnership between the two of us and your pet. Please enjoy our website but always feel free to contact us with any questions you might have regarding our facilities, services, or pet care. We appreciate your loving attention to your pet's needs and thank you for trusting us with their care
Our Phone: 919-690-0024
Hours of Operation
| Mon - Friday | 8:00 AM - 5:30 PM |
| Tuesday | 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM |
| Saturday | 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM |
| Sunday Hours | CLOSED |
Current News....Relay for Life Successful!
The
Tabbs Creek Relay for Life Team had a very successful event, raising
$3957.43!
We had a great 'pet photo contest where the winners were determined by how much money the picture generated. If someone liked a certain picture, they contributed money in the drawer pertaining to that picture. We had several categories: most mischievous, best couple, cutest, and best dressed. Each category had a first, second, and third place prize. The first place prize was a free 20# bag of Pro Plan dog food or a free 8# container of Pro Plan cat food. The second place prize was a free Lupine collar of choice, and the third place prize wasa free bag of dog or cat treats. We also had prizes for the top three pictures that raised the most money overall. The top money raiser won a free nail trim a month for 1 year. The second overall money raiser won a free Home Again microchip and the first year of membership, the third place money raiser won a free Lupine collar and matching leash of choice. We were very excited about the participation and we hope that we will have even more participants next year. See more Relay for Life 2008 pictures.
These are our pictures from the pet photo contest. We had 35 entries and they were all very cute. Our winners were determined by how much money they raised.
ALSO at the Relay this Year...
We also sold pet luminaries for $5. We were very excited about this event because the luminaries were in memory or honor of a pet that had died of cancer or who is a cancer survivor. They were displayed at our booth on the day of Relay and we had a special ceremony in their memory.
Our Pet Luminaries ...
About our Veternarian Susan Thompson
Dr. Susan Thompson is the doctor and owner of Tabbs Creek Animal Hospital. She is a native of North Carolina and her heritage is deeply rooted in Granville county. She received the Bachelor of Science in Biology from UNC-Wilmington in 1993. She then attended the NCSU Veterinary Medicine and received her veterinary medicine degree in 1997. Before opening her own clinic, Dr. Thompson worked at Eno Animal Hospital in Durham and the Animal Clinic of South Boston in Virginia.
