After that, she will be slowly sliding into retirement by working part time at another clinic three days a week and offering some limited house calls the other two days. Tuesday-Thursday, she will be seeing patients at Lenoir Veterinary Hospital in Lenoir, NC. Clients can set up appointments there by calling 828-728-6713. Primate appointments will be seen there.
Treatment for farm animals and horses will no longer be offered. After hours emergency services will no longer be offered. Emergencies for dogs and cats will be referred to the Carolina Veterinary Service Emergency Service in Winston-Salem 336-896-0902. At Farmland, our commitment is to provide quality veterinary care throughout the life of your animal.
Our services are designed to assist in routine preventive care for young, healthy animals; early detection and treatment of disease as your animal ages; and end of life care when your pet is reaching the end of his journey. We believe that every patient is an individual and should be treated as we would like our own pets treated.
Treatment for farm animals and horses will no longer be offered. After hours emergency services will no longer be offered. Emergencies for dogs and cats will be referred to the Carolina Veterinary Service Emergency Service in Winston-Salem 336-896-0902. At Farmland, our commitment is to provide quality veterinary care throughout the life of your animal.
Our services are designed to assist in routine preventive care for young, healthy animals; early detection and treatment of disease as your animal ages; and end of life care when your pet is reaching the end of his journey. We believe that every patient is an individual and should be treated as we would like our own pets treated.
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Dr. Robin Brock graduated from North Carolina State University School of Veterinary Medicine in 1987.
She spent two years focusing on farm animal medicine at the University of Pennsylvania's New Bolton Center from graduation until her return to North Carolina in 1989.
After a year in a large animal practice in her home town of Mocksville, she opened her own mixed animal practice in 1990.
Patrick Place was born in France while his father was serving there in the military, however, he spent most of his childhood in Michigan.
She spent two years focusing on farm animal medicine at the University of Pennsylvania's New Bolton Center from graduation until her return to North Carolina in 1989.
After a year in a large animal practice in her home town of Mocksville, she opened her own mixed animal practice in 1990.
Patrick Place was born in France while his father was serving there in the military, however, he spent most of his childhood in Michigan.
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