Armstrong Animal Clinic

Armstrong Animal Clinic is a veterinarian in Charlotte, North Carolina, serving pets and their owners in Charlotte, Matthews, Cotswold, and Uptown. Its team uses a gentle approach to preventive care and specialized treatment protocols with advanced medical technology to help sick animals recover. The clinic holds a rating of 4.90 from the customers who have reviewed it. The clinic operates an on-site laboratory for diagnostic care with real-time results, using equipment that supports bloodwork such as complete blood counts and chemistry panels, urinalysis, thyroid screens, heartworm tests, and immunology testing. Digital radiographs and access to specialist reviews help the veterinarians determine treatment options for sick pets. Before any procedure requiring anesthesia, the team performs a comprehensive physical exam and complete bloodwork, gives the pet a sedative, and places an intravenous catheter; during the procedure a veterinary technician monitors heart rate, blood pressure, core body temperature, blood oxygen, and carbon dioxide levels, and warmed fluids are administered intravenously. Afterward, pets are covered with a heated blanket and monitored as they recover. Dental cleanings are performed under anesthesia, with a technician scaling tartar using an ultrasonic scaler, probing each tooth for pockets of infection, and polishing each tooth, after which the doctor verifies every tooth is healthy and calls with a treatment recommendation if problems are found. The clinic schedules longer appointments so its veterinarians can get to know each pet and its owner, and it offers wellness plans and an online store. It sits on Monroe Road, about 0.2 miles from Oakhurst Park and a similar distance from the Oakhurst Men's Club Plaque and a public artwork called Joy, with Oakhurst Commerce Centre about 0.1 miles away. Armstrong Animal Clinic's positive rating reflects the care it provides to Charlotte pets, and its combination of preventive medicine, in-house diagnostics, and surgical monitoring keeps it a steady presence for animal health on Monroe Road.