Stonewater Veterinary Hospital

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Stonewater Veterinary Hospital Stonewater Vet is a privately owned general medicine feline and canine veterinary hospital.

Stonewater Veterinary Hospital will be at the Clayton Harvest Festival on Saturday, October 24, 2026!We’ll be there all ...
10/16/2026

Stonewater Veterinary Hospital will be at the Clayton Harvest Festival on Saturday, October 24, 2026!

We’ll be there all day, so stop by our booth, say hello to the Stonewater team, and grab a swag bag!

We can’t wait to see some familiar faces and meet some new ones. Spread the word, bring your friends, and come enjoy the festivities with us!

🏆 It finally happened!!! 🏆 We’ve had a basket of tennis balls for any dog who received a Bravecto Quantum 12-month slow ...
10/15/2026

🏆 It finally happened!!! 🏆 We’ve had a basket of tennis balls for any dog who received a Bravecto Quantum 12-month slow release flea and tick prevention injection; they get a tennis ball. But 1 special ball was marked the winner who would get their injection free. No one has won for months!! But finally Kinoko’s owner said after his injection, can HE pick the ball?? So we let him choose the ball and he picked the lucky marked ball!!!! Way to go Kinoko!!!! You made mom VERY happy!

Throwback Thursday: Dr. Richardson Edition! Before Dr. Richardson was caring for the pets of Stonewater, she was showing...
10/15/2026

Throwback Thursday: Dr. Richardson Edition!

Before Dr. Richardson was caring for the pets of Stonewater, she was showing off her Wolfpack spirit as a cheerleader throughout her college years at NC State!
But there’s a lot more to Dr. Richardson than veterinary medicine! She’s also a huge Disney fan and once got to step into a little Disney magic herself by playing Princess Tiana!
And if small animal medicine hadn’t won her heart? You might have found her working with food animals instead—especially pigs, which she absolutely loves!

Monday morning starts Stonewater’s Staff Appreciation Week! 🐾 This is the week each year that we put a spotlight on our ...
10/12/2026

Monday morning starts Stonewater’s Staff Appreciation Week! 🐾 This is the week each year that we put a spotlight on our amazing team and how hard they work to elevate your experience with us and take care of your wonderful companions. Please help me honor our team of 17 people with any small gesture or word of thanks that you can. It means so much for them to know how much they affect your lives! I am truly honored to have this wonderful group work alongside me. 🩵 - Dr. Barta

Throwback Thursday: What the doctors did before StonewaterFor this week’s  , we’re taking a look back at some of the adv...
10/08/2026

Throwback Thursday: What the doctors did before Stonewater

For this week’s , we’re taking a look back at some of the adventures our doctors had before you knew them at Stonewater!

Dr. Hage has always had an adventurous spirit. Her experiences have taken her all the way to Tasmania, where she participated in research involving Tasmanian devils! (See first photo)
And the adventures definitely haven’t stopped! Dr. Hage loves staying active and is currently getting ready to tackle a “fun” mud run in a few months. (We’ll check back afterward to see just how fun she thinks it was. 😉😂)
From Tasmanian devils to muddy obstacle courses, Dr. Hage certainly knows how to keep life interesting!

Did you know we offer more than routine surgical procedures?In addition to spays, neuters, dental procedures, and mass r...
10/06/2026

Did you know we offer more than routine surgical procedures?

In addition to spays, neuters, dental procedures, and mass removals, Stonewater Veterinary Hospital also offers a potentially life-saving preventative surgery for dogs at risk of GDV (bloat): gastropexy.

GDV is a serious, rapidly progressing emergency that can occur when the stomach becomes distended and twists. A preventative gastropexy helps prevent that dangerous twisting from occurring.

Dr. Richardson is trained to perform gastropexies right here at Stonewater. The procedure can be performed at the same time as a spay or neuter or as a stand-alone surgery for dogs that have already been altered.

Have a large, giant, or deep-chested dog? It’s never too late to ask whether gastropexy may be appropriate for them.

10/03/2026

Fitting a flea & tick collar can be confusing. Here’s a quick tutorial on how to properly fit a Seresto collar. Available right here at Stonewater.

Today is international coffee day. A day that is the favorite of our practice manager, who could not work without coffee...
10/01/2026

Today is international coffee day. A day that is the favorite of our practice manager, who could not work without coffee.
“Everyone should believe in something. I believe I will have another coffee.”

09/24/2026

When these 2 groups of kids came to our hospital they had no idea what a fun day they were about to have! Dr. Barta's dog, Starry B, was the patient and the kids needed to work together to find out why she stopped eating (for pretend of course). First they needed to learn how to do a physical exam on a dog. Who knew seeing the retina in the back of the eye through the eye scope would be one highlight...they saw her brains they said! We learned how we draw blood on a dog and look at blood under a microscope, how we take radiographs and what we look for. Oh no! She ate a toy! First attempt was to make her vomit it out. There is a joy we get from making fake vomit with dog food and coffee grounds, lol! Just like in real life, we plopped that vomit on a pad and they had to dig through it with their hands to find the toy. It's 50:50 on crowd response from disgust to mega cool on vomit fishing! But we didn't find every toy, so to surgery we went! They got to 'scrub in' and 'gown up' just like a surgeon, then dig through Ellie the Elephant's stuffed doll abdominal stuffing in the OR to find that toy. They saved Starry B's life and earned their Junior Veterinarian certificates! We truly hope we have inspired another generation to love healing and helping little furry creatures as much as we do.

Please share your story if your kids enjoyed it, let us know if we should do it again, tag us in your posts, and feel free to share this post! - Dr. Jaime Barta, Stonewater Vet, Clayton NC

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8810 Clayton Boulevard
Clayton, NC
27520

Opening Hours

Monday 7:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 7:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 5pm
Thursday 7:30am - 5pm
Friday 7:30am - 5pm

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