At UVS we offer a broad range of advanced medical technologies comparable to that found in human hospitals.
Welcome to Upstate Veterinary Specialists, the region's premier provider of specialty veterinary medical services and North and South Carolina's first referral practice to be accredited by the American Animal Hospital Association. With locations in Greenville and Asheville, we partner with your local family veterinarian on a referral basis, providing the next level of specialized care for your favorite four-legged family member. Our surgical, medical, and oncological teams provide skilled, compassionate care in our state-of-the-art facility, right here at home.
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We are extremely excited and proud to announce that the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA) has awarded us the 2011 Accredited Referral Practice of the Year! It is an honor to bring this international recognition to the Carolinas. To read the article written in Trends Magazine, please Click Here.
The K-9 unit in Greenville County is a truly phenomenal group of dogs and officers providing an unbelievable service to our community. During the recent dedication of their new training facility on May 5, 2010, Sheriff Steve Loftis presented Upstate Veterinary Specialists with an award for Outstanding Support and Dedication to the Greenville County K-9 unit. All of us at Upstate Veterinary Specialists are honored to have the opportunity to support this great team as they strive to keep our community safe.
UVS is proud to announce that we have installed a state of the art MRI specifically designed for dogs and cats. The first of its kind in the Carolinas, this unit rounds out a tremendous array of imaging techniques already available in our facility.
Our Oncology department was recently featured in a Fox Carolina News story on how some clients help their pets beat the odds. View video
Nell
Nell is a 10 and ½ year old female, spayed, German Shepherd who presented to oncology due to lack of appetite caused by a painful mass in her mouth. CT scan revealed a large mass originating from within the bone of the left lower jaw. Three quarters of the left lower jaw was removed with surgery. The biopsy report determined the mass to be benign and completely excised. Nell has healed well and is back to fetching sticks and playing her favorite sport, soccer!
© Upstate Verterinary Specialists, 2009 Artwork by Steven Schuman
