Hidden Valley Animal Hospital

Hidden Valley Animal Hospital Hidden Valley Animal Hospital been treating the pets of the community since the early 1980s. We have one professional pet groomer on staff: Kristen Poole.

In addition to being a full service animal hospital, we also offer grooming services. We also offer routine baths and other grooming services such as nail trims and expression of a**l glands. About our veterinarians:
Dr. Muri Szabo completed his undergraduate education in 1981 at Michigan State University. From there he attended the College of Veterinary Medicine at Michigan State University, wher

e he graduated with his DVM in 1985. He has been practicing veterinary medicine since that time. He moved to Raleigh in 1995 and began working at Hidden Valley in 2003. He is currently the lead veterinarian at Hidden Valley. Dr. Amy Valenzisi received a bachelor’s degree in Biology from Lebanon Valley College in 1993 and a PhD in Plant Physiology from Penn State in 1999. She graduated from the North Carolina State University College of Veterinary Medicine in 2005. Dr. V became a part of the Hidden Valley Animal Hospital team in 2008. Dr. Meredith Berry graduated from North Carolina State University with a bachelor’s degree in Animal Science in 2001. She received her DVM in 2005 from the North Carolina State University College of Veterinary Medicine. Dr. Berry originally began working at Hidden Valley in 2000 as a veterinary assistant. When she graduated from vet school she began working at Quail Corners Animal Hospital before coming back over to Hidden Valley in January 2010.

😻June is Adopt a Cat Month! In honor of this purrfect occasion, here are 5 wildly convincing (and slightly chaotic) reas...
06/20/2026

😻June is Adopt a Cat Month! In honor of this purrfect occasion, here are 5 wildly convincing (and slightly chaotic) reasons you need a feline overlord in your life.​
Do you have an adoption story? We’d love to hear it!​

Dr. Muri Szabo to retire on July 30, 2026It is with mixed emotions that we announce Dr. Szabo’s retirement from Hidden V...
06/20/2026

Dr. Muri Szabo to retire on July 30, 2026

It is with mixed emotions that we announce Dr. Szabo’s retirement from Hidden Valley Animal Hospital on July 30, 2026.

He is incredibly grateful for the privilege of being able to be a part of your families for so many years, and will cherish the relationships he has built with so many of you for years to come. Dr. Szabo has been practicing veterinary medicine since 1985. There aren’t very many veterinarians who are able to practice for 41 years, so that is a privilege in and of itself.

Dr. Szabo came to Hidden Valley in July of 2003, and became Medical Director in 2004. For 23 years, he has been the lifeblood and backbone of our practice. His strong belief in living by The Golden Rule has shaped the way we practice medicine, do business, and treat each other; it has been critical to our success as a practice. He can be proud of the work he’s done here, and the legacy he’s built will live on in Hidden Valley long after he has gone.

As Medical Director, he leaves big shoes to fill. We are pleased to announce that Dr. Amy Valenzisi has accepted the position. We are confident in her medicine, her dedication to the hospital, and her keen eye for a**lysis as we forge ahead in a new era. While we are sad about the departure of Dr. Szabo, we are excited about the future with Dr. V. Having joined Hidden Valley in 2008, she knows the hospital better than anybody, and has a long history of building relationships with you and your families. She is excited to take on the responsibility and exercise her leadership skills.

We want to congratulate Dr. Szabo on his well-earned and well-deserved retirement, and his full-time dedication to learning how to play golf. He’ll figure it out one of these days; he just needs more practice. We will miss him so much, but we know this is a great thing, and we are excited for him.

We are planning an Open House on Saturday, August 1st, from 2-4pm at Hidden Valley. Come by and say hi, shed a tear, and have some snacks! We look forward to seeing you!

06/18/2026

🎓🐕🐈🦜It’s Graduation time!!!!! Here are the pets that made an impact on their classmates this year. Which of these superlatives is your pet? Tell us and show us the pics!

🚨 RED CARD ALERT 🚨What foul would your pet get called for during the World Cup? 😂
06/13/2026

🚨 RED CARD ALERT 🚨

What foul would your pet get called for during the World Cup? 😂

⛈️🧨Anxiety doesn't just affect humans—our pets can experience it too! And summertime brings extra stressors like travel,...
06/11/2026

⛈️🧨Anxiety doesn't just affect humans—our pets can experience it too! And summertime brings extra stressors like travel, fireworks, and thunderstorms. We are here to help you and your pet enjoy the season.

If you notice signs of stress or anxiety in your pet, schedule an appointment so we can discuss ways to help them feel more comfortable and supported. 🩵

Hidden Valley Animal Hospital is excited to welcome and introduce Dr. Sarah Pooch (pronounced "poke")! Dr. Sarah Pooch g...
06/10/2026

Hidden Valley Animal Hospital is excited to welcome and introduce Dr. Sarah Pooch (pronounced "poke")!
Dr. Sarah Pooch graduated from North Carolina State University in 2018, then went on to graduate from the University of Edinburgh's Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies in 2022, and now considers Scotland her second home. She has veterinary special interests in dermatology, physical rehabilitation/sports medicine, and internal medicine. When not working, Dr. Pooch enjoys reading, traveling, baking, and working out. She has two cats named Seamus and Ivan who fill her life with joy.
Please join us in welcoming Dr. Pooch to the Hidden Valley team!

06/06/2026

A pet’s palette is not as discerning as you would hope. What’s the weirdest thing your pet has tried to eat? 😳

And if they succeed…give us a call so we can help!

Psst…tell your cat to get ready cause it’s National Hug Your Cat Day! So now they HAVE to let you give them a snuggle. 😻...
06/04/2026

Psst…tell your cat to get ready cause it’s National Hug Your Cat Day! So now they HAVE to let you give them a snuggle. 😻
How did it go with your cat? Let us know in the comments!

As flowers bloom, so do risks for our pets, with plenty of opportunity for them to breathe in particles, scratch an eye,...
05/30/2026

As flowers bloom, so do risks for our pets, with plenty of opportunity for them to breathe in particles, scratch an eye, poke a paw, or even get snagged by a branch or thorn, all of which could potentially lead to infections.

Infections can be sneaky subtle—If your pet is not acting right and you are not sure what it is, get them checked! Like with most conditions, the sooner we treat an infection, the better your pet will feel.

Address

2315 Lynn Road , Suite 104
Raleigh, NC
27612

Opening Hours

Monday 7:30am - 6pm
Tuesday 7:30am - 6pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 6pm
Thursday 7:30am - 6pm
Friday 7:30am - 6pm
Saturday 8am - 1pm

Telephone

+19198479396

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