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Carrboro Plaza Veterinary Clinic
THE CARE YOU NEED FOR THE PET YOU LOVE

Serving Carrboro, Chapel Hill, and surrounding areas
in North Carolina
Call us at 919-929-0031


  At Carrboro Plaza Veterinary Clinic we get to come to work every day to do something we love: to make a difference in the lives of pets and their people. Our team of doctors partner with clients to ensure their best friends stay healthy and preserve their quality of life in the face of illness or chronic disease. Our staff are honored to be part of a pet’s life story from infancy to old age, enjoying and celebrating their milestones along the way.  Call us today to set up an appointment- we can’t wait to welcome you and your pets to our practice!


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