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Hill Creek Veterinary Hospital

Hill Creek Veterinary Hospital Our team of highly trained registered technicians work with the doctors to ensure your pet's comfort and safety.

Hill Creek Veterinary Hospital was founded in 1997 to provide quality compassionate care to the dogs and cats of Pittsboro and surrounding Chatham County, NC. We place an emphasis on excellent veterinary care, client education, and a customized experience for our patients and their families. Our doctors' special interests include dentistry, feline medicine, surgery, pain management, and geriatric medicine.

04/10/2026

Fleas and ticks can be active in mild weather and cause more than itchy skin, they can lead to allergic dermatitis, secondary infections, and transmit serious diseases. The most effective protection is a year-round plan that’s tailored to your pet’s lifestyle and local risks.

Not sure what’s right for your dog or cat? Call (919) 542-1141 to schedule a quick consultation, we’ll help you choose safe, effective parasite prevention.

04/08/2026

There’s a special kind of love that only a dog gives, the sloppy kisses, the quiet company, the way they somehow make even the smallest moments feel important.
Tell us one tiny thing your dog does that brightens your day in the comments below. 💛🐶

04/07/2026

It only takes one mosquito bite to transmit heartworm disease. 🦟 Heartworms live in the heart and lungs and can cause serious, potentially life-threatening damage often before noticeable symptoms appear.

The good news: heartworm disease is preventable with regular medication. Protect your pet year-round and stay ahead of the risk. Call (919) 542-1141 to learn more about prevention options.

04/04/2026

Easter can be risky for pets — poisonings spike this time of year. 🐶🐱 Watch for chocolate, xylitol, lilies, grapes/raisins, and basket/packaging hazards.
Read more here: https://bit.ly/3NP1RK5 and if you have any questions, please call us at (919) 542-1141. It's important to be prepared!

04/03/2026

Dark chocolate and unsweetened baking chocolate are the most toxic, and small dogs are at higher risk. Signs of chocolate poisoning can take 6–8 hours to appear, so prompt action matters.

Take a look at the chart to see how quickly different types of chocolate can reach a dangerous dose for dogs of various sizes. If your pet may have eaten chocolate, don’t wait, call (919) 542-1141 right away for guidance.

Infographic courtesy of the ASPCA.

04/01/2026

Did you know that in many cultures, black cats are actually considered a symbol of good luck and prosperity? While old superstitions sometimes gave them an unfair reputation, black cats are just as loving, playful, and wonderful as any other feline. Their sleek coats and bright eyes make them truly special companions.

If you’re lucky enough to have a black cat at home, tell us their name or share a photo in the comments, we’d love to see them! 🖤

03/28/2026

Orange cats definitely have a reputation for their big personalities 🐱🧡

Whether they’re extra playful, curious, or just a little dramatic, one thing is certain, life with an orange cat is never boring! Do you have an orange cat at home? Tell us their name in the comments!

03/27/2026

Did you know some dogs can have two different colored eyes? 👀🐶

This unique trait is called heterochromia. It’s commonly seen in breeds like Huskies, Australian Shepherds, Border Collies, and Catahoulas. In many cases, it’s completely normal and doesn’t affect a dog’s vision or health. However, sudden changes in eye color or cloudiness should always be checked by us.

Do you own or know a dog with two different colored eyes? Tell us in the comments!

03/24/2026

🌿 Cat owners, check your houseplants!

Many common plants found in homes can be toxic to cats if chewed or eaten. Curious kitties love to explore, and even a small nibble of certain plants (like lilies, pothos, or snake plants) can cause serious health problems. If you think your cat may have ingested a harmful plant, contact poison control right away.

Questions about plant safety or your cat’s health? Call (919) 542-1141. 🐾🌱

03/23/2026

Domestic Shorthairs may not be a specific pedigree breed, but they’re still prone to common health concerns, especially weight gain and dental disease. Obesity can increase the risk of diabetes, arthritis, and urinary issues, while untreated dental disease can lead to pain and systemic health complications.

03/21/2026

French Bulldogs are a brachycephalic breed, meaning their shortened airways can make breathing more challenging — especially in heat or during exercise. They’re also prone to skin fold irritation and infections. Regular exams allow us to monitor breathing, skin health, and weight to reduce strain.

03/20/2026

Not all tail wags mean “pet me”. Tail movement can signal excitement, nerves, or tension. Always look at the full body language. Did you know this?

Address

75 Old Graham Road
Pittsboro, NC
27312

Telephone

+19195421141

Website

http://www.hillcreekvet.com/

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