Central Carolinas Animal Hospital, LLC

Central Carolinas Animal Hospital, LLC We treat your pets like FAMILY. CCAH will serve York County and the surrounding areas beginning in December 2014!

We are a full service canine & feline veterinary hospital with in house laboratory diagnostics, digital radiography including dental xrays, convenient Wellness Plan packages, and the ability to perform routine surgeries as well as advanced soft tissue, orthopedic, and emergency procedures. We not only provide quality pet care, but we also educate you about your pet’s condition to assist you in mak

ing informed decisions regarding your pet’s care. In doing so, we promise that we will always do our best to work within your family's unique emotional and economic needs without compromising the quality of our medicine. Dr. Robin LePardo, Owner/Veterinarian, looks forward to meeting your furry family member!

08/08/2026
National Work Like a Dog Day 8/5/26 “Work like a dog” means working to your maximum ability for an extended length of ti...
08/05/2026

National Work Like a Dog Day 8/5/26

“Work like a dog” means working to your maximum ability for an extended length of time. We think our team exemplifies this saying. Our technician team is always busy with appointments, surgeries, obtaining vitals and weights, feeding and medicating patients, and prescribing and restocking medications. They are not to be outdone by our reception team. They are always busy at the front desk, whether they are answering the phones, booking appointments, invoicing, or fielding questions. And don’t forget that our doctors are always busy doing…you know, doctor stuff. So, rest assured, we always “work like a dog”.

Wow It is HOT! No Kitten!But on a more serious note, have you had your pet screened for parasites - inside and out? If n...
08/03/2026

Wow It is HOT! No Kitten!
But on a more serious note, have you had your pet screened for parasites - inside and out? If not call us for an appointment today.

Dr. LePardo will not be in the office today. She is taking a day off and going camping with her husband and the dogs. Th...
08/01/2026

Dr. LePardo will not be in the office today. She is taking a day off and going camping with her husband and the dogs. This means Sparky gets the day off too. Dr. Jones will be covering for her at CCAH today. Have a great weekend!

Don’t wait!Preventive care is essential in veterinary medicine as it helps to identify and mitigate health risks before ...
07/30/2026

Don’t wait!
Preventive care is essential in veterinary medicine as it helps to identify and mitigate health risks before they develop into serious illnesses. "When clients delay wellness care, they lose the chance to catch problems early" according to Ivet360. Preventive care involves maintaining the long-term health and well-being of pets through early detection and proactive management of health issues. New technology such as AI, new comprehensive testing from top-rated labs, and advances in medicine and vaccines all help to ensure we get a complete picture when it comes to your pet’s health. Don’t put off that exam we recommended. Don’t decline that blood screen that our doctors want to run. They may hold the answers to your pet’s future health. Those follow-ups and recheck exams are important too. Don’t wait! Keeping your pets healthy is what we do!

Haven't gotten your FREE nail trim yet? There is still 6 days left of our school supply drive. Call today!
07/25/2026

Haven't gotten your FREE nail trim yet? There is still 6 days left of our school supply drive. Call today!

Summer BBQ dangers for petsAs the summer heats up, fireworks begin to light up the sky, and the smell of barbecue fills ...
07/23/2026

Summer BBQ dangers for pets

As the summer heats up, fireworks begin to light up the sky, and the smell of barbecue fills the air, it's easy to get caught up in the excitement of summer celebrations. However, barbecues can bring increased risk for dogs.
While many of us enjoy grilling brats and burgers during holiday gatherings, these same treats can spell disaster for our canine friends. Foods like barbecue scraps, fatty meats, and even certain condiments can trigger pancreatitis in dogs, especially when consumed in large quantities or in combination with other high-fat foods.
Avoid Table Scraps: Resist the temptation to share your holiday feast with your dog, and remind guests to do the same. Keep your pets away from the grill. Stick to your pet's regular diet to avoid upsetting their sensitive stomachs.
Provide a Safe Haven: Create a quiet, comfortable space indoors where your dog can retreat from the noise and excitement of the festivities and exercise caution with fireworks. Be sure they wear their ID or are chipped.
Know the Signs: Familiarize yourself with the symptoms of pancreatitis in dogs, including vomiting, diarrhea, lethargy, and abdominal pain. Seek veterinary care immediately.

World Collie Day 7/21/26The most famous Collie of all time, Lassie, along with Lad, Fly, and Buck, were made famous by t...
07/21/2026

World Collie Day 7/21/26

The most famous Collie of all time, Lassie, along with Lad, Fly, and Buck, were made famous by their movie and TV roles. These characters displayed loyalty, intelligence, bravery, devotion, and determination which made them fan favorite. These traits are common amongst all Collie breeds, such as the Rough Collie, the Shetland Sheepdog, and the Border Collie. But we can’t forget about the Old English Sheepdog, the Koolie, and the Bearded Collie.
The breed originated in England and Scotland as a herding dog. The name is thought to have originated from the word Coolly, a sheep popular in the UK. Collies are famously fond of children and make wonderful family pets. These swift, athletic dogs thrive on companionship and regular exercise. With gentle training, they learn happily and rapidly. The Collie's loyalty, intelligence, and sterling character are the stuff of legend. Whether they are playing heroic characters or mischievous pets, Collies have become a beloved breed in popular culture.

Address

2360 Celanese Road
Rock Hill, SC
29732

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 6pm
Tuesday 8am - 6pm
Wednesday 8am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 6pm
Friday 8am - 6pm
Saturday 8am - 2pm

Telephone

+18039852224

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