Business Details
50+ Years
experience
Emergency
services
Your Trusted Veterinarian in Concord, NC
Since 1958, Foster Animal Hospital has been a trusted partner in pet healthcare for Concord, NC, and surrounding communities. As an AAHA-accredited facility, we maintain rigorous standards in surgical procedures, emergency care, diagnostics, and wellness programs. Our team of experienced veterinarians and staff are Fear Free Certified, ensuring compassionate treatment for every pet. We specialize in advanced care, including orthopedic surgery, regenerative medicine, and 24/7 emergency services. Our commitment to preventative care and early diagnosis helps pets live longer, healthier lives.With state-of-the-art equipment and a focus on client education, we treat every pet as if they were our own. Our services extend to senior pet care, dental procedures, and nutritional counseling, addressing the full spectrum of animal health needs. We maintain partnerships with regional emergency clinics for after-hours critical care. Through continuous evaluation and improvement, we uphold our reputation as a leader in veterinary medicine.
Services
Wellness Exams
Emergency Care
Surgical Procedures
Pet Diagnostics
Senior Pet Care
Dental Services
Vaccinations
Behavior Therapy
Pain Management
Canine Rehabilitation
Details
- Year established: 1958
Highlights and features
- We are AAHA-accredited, meeting the highest standards in veterinary care.
- Our team is Fear Free Certified for stress-reduced pet handling.
- 24/7 emergency services available with after-hours referral partnerships.
- Comprehensive diagnostics and surgical capabilities on-site.
- Specialized senior pet care and regenerative medicine programs.
Associations and certifications
- American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA)
What people say
Compassionate and understanding
Experienced veterinary team
Thorough examinations
Fear free certified
Trusted care
Services
Wellness Exams
Regular nose-to-tail examinations detect early health issues in pets. Our wellness exams include age-specific assessments, vaccination updates, and nutritional counseling. Preventative care helps extend pets' lifespans through early intervention.
Emergency Care
24/7 critical care available for trauma, poisoning, and acute illnesses. We handle emergencies like fractures, allergic reactions, and respiratory distress. After-hours cases are referred to trusted regional emergency clinics.
Surgical Procedures
Routine and complex surgeries performed with modern equipment. Services include spays/neuters, orthopedic repairs, and soft tissue operations. Anesthesia protocols prioritize patient safety with pre-op assessments.
Pet Diagnostics
Advanced diagnostic tools enable accurate health assessments. We offer bloodwork, X-rays, ultrasounds, and specialized tests. Timely results guide effective treatment plans for both chronic and acute conditions.
Canine Rehabilitation
Post-surgical recovery and chronic condition management through therapeutic exercises. Treatments improve mobility, reduce pain, and strengthen muscles. Programs tailored to individual dogs' medical needs and physical capabilities.
People
Steve Foster
Veterinarian
Dr. Foster provides compassionate care with decades of veterinary experience. He specializes in preventative medicine and geriatric pet care.
Mark Plott
Veterinarian
Dr. Plott focuses on surgical excellence and pain management. His expertise includes orthopedic procedures and post-operative rehabilitation.
Robin Moser
Veterinarian
Dr. Moser specializes in internal medicine and complex diagnostic cases. She emphasizes client education and personalized treatment plans.
Robin Lake
Veterinarian
Dr. Lake offers comprehensive care with a focus on wellness programs. She has special interest in nutrition counseling and puppy/kitten development.
Kenya Newton
Hospital Manager
Ms. Newton oversees daily operations and client relations. She ensures efficient service delivery while maintaining high patient care standards.
Questions
How often should my pet have an exam?
Annual exams recommended for most pets. Senior pets should visit every 6 months for early disease detection.
Why does my pet need dental cleanings?
Professional cleanings prevent periodontal disease, which can lead to heart and kidney issues in pets.
What happens during a dental cleaning?
Teeth scaling, polishing, and oral exam performed under safe anesthesia with continuous monitoring.
When should I seek emergency care?
Contact us immediately for trauma, difficulty breathing, seizures, or uncontrolled bleeding.
How safe are surgical procedures?
We use pre-anesthetic bloodwork, modern monitoring equipment, and multi-modal pain management for patient safety.
What senior pet care services do you offer?
Specialized bloodwork, mobility assessments, and chronic condition management for pets over seven years old.
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