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Long Animal Hospital & Emergency Center Full Service Companion Animal Hospital and Emergency Clinic We are committed to providing quality veterinary care throughout your pet’s life.
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Long Animal Hospital and Emergency Center in Charlotte, North Carolina, is a full-service companion animal hospital. Our services and facilities are designed for routine preventive care for young, healthy pets; early detection and treatment of disease as your pet ages; and complete medical and surgical care whenever needed.

A tiny puncture can hide a much bigger injury. Animal bites can damage deeper tissue and introduce bacteria, even when t...
10/23/2026

A tiny puncture can hide a much bigger injury. Animal bites can damage deeper tissue and introduce bacteria, even when there is little bleeding. Do not wait for swelling or discharge before seeking care.

If your pet has been bitten, call our office at (704) 523-2996 for guidance on getting them evaluated.

Dogs form strong social bonds with the people they trust, which is part of what makes the human dog relationship so spec...
10/22/2026

Dogs form strong social bonds with the people they trust, which is part of what makes the human dog relationship so special. Following you from room to room, greeting you excitedly, or simply wanting to rest nearby can all be ways your dog shows attachment. Have questions about your dog’s behavior? Call us at (704) 523-2996.

Dogs have a wonderful way of reminding us to enjoy the little things. Play, exercise, social interaction, and quality ti...
10/20/2026

Dogs have a wonderful way of reminding us to enjoy the little things. Play, exercise, social interaction, and quality time with their favorite people aren’t just fun either. They’re important parts of a dog’s physical and emotional wellbeing. Questions about keeping your dog happy and healthy? Call (704) 523-2996.

And WE PASSED ✅ We’re excited to announce that our AAHA accreditation has been renewed this past September! Being accred...
10/19/2026

And WE PASSED ✅ We’re excited to announce that our AAHA accreditation has been renewed this past September! Being accredited certifies our high standards of care, operational efficiency, and quality service! We’re over the moon to have achieved this for yet another year ❤️🐾

Finishing dinner does not tell the whole story about your pet’s health. Changes in thirst, bathroom habits, energy, or m...
10/19/2026

Finishing dinner does not tell the whole story about your pet’s health. Changes in thirst, bathroom habits, energy, or movement can signal a problem even when their appetite seems normal.

If your pet is acting differently, call our office at (704) 523-2996 to discuss what you’re noticing.

Landing on their feet does not protect cats from broken bones or internal injuries. After a significant fall, such as fr...
10/16/2026

Landing on their feet does not protect cats from broken bones or internal injuries. After a significant fall, such as from a window or balcony, your cat needs immediate veterinary evaluation even if they appear to walk normally.

Seek emergency veterinary care and contact our office at (704) 523-2996 for guidance without delaying treatment.

Knocking things off the counter may look like mischief, but cats often use their paws to investigate objects and learn a...
10/15/2026

Knocking things off the counter may look like mischief, but cats often use their paws to investigate objects and learn about their environment. Providing toys, climbing spaces, scratching areas, and interactive play can give that curious brain plenty to do. For questions about your cat’s behavior or wellness, call (704) 523-2996.

Why are some dogs obsessed with socks? They’re soft, easy to carry, and smell strongly like their favorite humans. Just ...
10/13/2026

Why are some dogs obsessed with socks? They’re soft, easy to carry, and smell strongly like their favorite humans. Just remember that socks can become dangerous if swallowed and may cause an intestinal blockage. If your dog eats a sock or another nonfood object, contact us at (704) 523-2996.

Limping can signal anything from a sore paw to a damaged ligament or broken bone. Limit running and jumping rather than ...
10/12/2026

Limping can signal anything from a sore paw to a damaged ligament or broken bone. Limit running and jumping rather than encouraging your pet to push through the discomfort. A pet who cannot put weight on a leg needs prompt veterinary attention.

Call our office at (704) 523-2996 for guidance on getting your pet evaluated.

Some objects can cause blockages and toxins can cause delayed symptoms, so a pet who seems fine may still need urgent tr...
10/09/2026

Some objects can cause blockages and toxins can cause delayed symptoms, so a pet who seems fine may still need urgent treatment. Never try to make your pet vomit or give home remedies unless a veterinary professional specifically instructs you to.

If you suspect ingesting or poisoning, call our office immediately at (704) 523-2996 or contact an animal poison control service. Do not wait for symptoms to appear.

Address

2523 South Boulevard
Charlotte, NC
28203

Opening Hours

Monday 7am - 8pm
Tuesday 7am - 8pm
Wednesday 7am - 8pm
Thursday 7am - 8pm
Friday 7am - 8pm
Saturday 7am - 3pm

Telephone

+17045232996

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