Westchester Veterinary Hospital is a full-service veterinary practice offering complete medical care and boarding to dogs and cats in High Point, North Carolina, since 1970. For over 50 years, Westchester Veterinary Hospital has served the High Point, North Carolina, and surrounding communities of Wallburg, Jamestown, Kernersville, Greensboro, Oak Ridge, Thomasville, Walkertown, Welcome, and Trinity with the very best veterinary care.
We provide the the best medical and surgical care to our patients by treating your canine or feline companion not just as a pet, but as a part of our family. We keep our pet owners educated on topics important to their pet's overall well-being. We understand that every dog and cat is unique; therefore our doctors develop individual treatment plans based on what would be best for both you and your pet.
We take the time to explain all aspects of your pet's diagnosis and treatment and include you in the decision making process. Our clients know that we are a caring, compassionate team.
We provide the the best medical and surgical care to our patients by treating your canine or feline companion not just as a pet, but as a part of our family. We keep our pet owners educated on topics important to their pet's overall well-being. We understand that every dog and cat is unique; therefore our doctors develop individual treatment plans based on what would be best for both you and your pet.
We take the time to explain all aspects of your pet's diagnosis and treatment and include you in the decision making process. Our clients know that we are a caring, compassionate team.
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Dr. Chad Malpass grew up just a few miles down the road from Westchester Veterinary Hospital.
He started working here as a veterinary technician in 2009 while pursuing degrees in Biology and Chemistry from our very own High Point University.
Thereafter, he graduated Magna Cum Laude from Tuskegee University School of Veterinary Medicine, where he was awarded the Robert D. Horne Orthopedic Surgery Award and is the recipient of the National Bayer Excellence in Communication Award.
He has special interests in osteoarthritis and ACL (more correctly called CCL) injury and repair.
He started working here as a veterinary technician in 2009 while pursuing degrees in Biology and Chemistry from our very own High Point University.
Thereafter, he graduated Magna Cum Laude from Tuskegee University School of Veterinary Medicine, where he was awarded the Robert D. Horne Orthopedic Surgery Award and is the recipient of the National Bayer Excellence in Communication Award.
He has special interests in osteoarthritis and ACL (more correctly called CCL) injury and repair.
At Westchester Veterinary Hospital we have a highly trained group of caring vets that will treat your dogs and cats with all of the compassion and care that they receive at home.
Our doctors, technicians and assistants are some of the best that you'll find, and we take pride in our knowledge and abilities.
Our doctors, technicians and assistants are some of the best that you'll find, and we take pride in our knowledge and abilities.
Our goal is to help pets share more years with their families by providing customized pet wellness care plans that cover every life stage.
We all need a little help to stay healthy, and pets are no exception.
From giving your puppy their vaccinations to keeping your senior pet comfortable, our team is here to support you and your four-legged family member with complete, long-term care.
We look forward to working with you to keep your pet healthy, from puppy and kittens to senior pets!
Vaccinations play a crucial role in your pet's health.
We all need a little help to stay healthy, and pets are no exception.
From giving your puppy their vaccinations to keeping your senior pet comfortable, our team is here to support you and your four-legged family member with complete, long-term care.
We look forward to working with you to keep your pet healthy, from puppy and kittens to senior pets!
Vaccinations play a crucial role in your pet's health.
Pets with proper dental hygiene live longer, healthier lives than those who don't receive dental care and develop periodontal disease.
Pets, just like humans, develop plaque daily.
We brush the plaque off our teeth, but in our pets, that plaque accumulates to become a calcified wall of bacteria on their teeth.
This is called tartar.
Tartar leads to gingivitis, periodontal disease, and eventually loose or missing teeth.
This can be painful and more importantly, leads to systemic diseases!
We encourage preventive dental cleanings (just like in people) to prevent significant dental disease in dogs and cats.
Pets, just like humans, develop plaque daily.
We brush the plaque off our teeth, but in our pets, that plaque accumulates to become a calcified wall of bacteria on their teeth.
This is called tartar.
Tartar leads to gingivitis, periodontal disease, and eventually loose or missing teeth.
This can be painful and more importantly, leads to systemic diseases!
We encourage preventive dental cleanings (just like in people) to prevent significant dental disease in dogs and cats.
We are passionate about surgery.
We perform everything from spays and neuters to mass removals and orthopedic procedures.
Your pet will receive at least one pre-anesthetic exam, blood work, and the very best and safest anesthetic drugs.
Each patient is thoroughly monitored during their procedure.
Our surgical monitors provide us with an EKG, blood pressure, Sp02, respiratory patterns, and body temperature.
Your pet will be laying on a re-circulating heated water pad that ensures their body temperature doesn't get too low.
We perform everything from spays and neuters to mass removals and orthopedic procedures.
Your pet will receive at least one pre-anesthetic exam, blood work, and the very best and safest anesthetic drugs.
Each patient is thoroughly monitored during their procedure.
Our surgical monitors provide us with an EKG, blood pressure, Sp02, respiratory patterns, and body temperature.
Your pet will be laying on a re-circulating heated water pad that ensures their body temperature doesn't get too low.
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