Yes. Oak Heart Veterinary Hospital at North Hills welcomes new patients from North Hills, Midtown Raleigh, Six Forks, North Raleigh, and surrounding communities. Contact our team to schedule your pet's first appointment.

Our North Hills veterinary team provides comprehensive care for dogs and cats, including:

• Wellness exams and preventive care
• Vaccinations
• Sick pet appointments
• Diagnostic testing and laboratory services
• Digital radiology
• Dental care
• Surgery
• Pharmacy services
• Nutritional counseling
• Parasite prevention and treatment
• Senior pet care

Oak Heart Veterinary Hospital at North Hills is located at 3700 Six Forks Road in Raleigh, North Carolina. Our hospital is convenient to North Hills, Midtown Raleigh, North Raleigh, Millbrook, Falls of Neuse, Quail Hollow, North Ridge, and nearby Wake County communities.

The North Hills location focuses on scheduled wellness, medical, diagnostic, dental, and surgical care during regular business hours. Pets requiring emergency or after-hours treatment may be directed to Oak Heart Veterinary Hospital and Emergency at South Saunders, located at 1600 S. Saunders Street, Raleigh, NC 27603. Call ahead whenever possible so the appropriate team can prepare for your pet's arrival. Oak Heart Veterinary Hospital and Emergency at South Saunders can be reached at (984) 222-0039.

You can also receive 24/7 emergency veterinary care at Wake Veterinary Medical Center, located at 1007 Tandal Place, Knightdale, NC 27545. Wake Veterinary Medical Center can be reached at (919) 266-9852.

Yes. Our veterinarians perform a range of surgical procedures, including spay and neuter procedures, mass removals, and other routine soft-tissue surgeries. Before surgery, we examine your pet and review the recommended treatment plan, anesthesia, expected recovery, and follow-up care with you.

Oak Heart Veterinary Hospital at North Hills provides veterinary care for dogs and cats. Contact our team before scheduling if you have questions about care for another type of companion animal.

Most healthy adult dogs and cats should receive a wellness examination at least once a year. Puppies, kittens, senior pets, and animals with chronic health conditions may need more frequent visits. Regular exams allow your veterinarian to monitor changes and identify potential concerns early.

Yes. Our veterinary dental services help identify and treat plaque buildup, periodontal disease, damaged teeth, oral pain, and other dental concerns. Your veterinarian can recommend an appropriate dental care plan based on your pet's examination and individual needs.

Yes. Our hospital can provide many commonly prescribed medications, preventatives, and other veterinary products. Availability may vary, so contact our team if your pet needs a specific prescription or refill.

Same-day appointment availability depends on the hospital's schedule and the needs of current patients. Call as early as possible if your dog or cat is sick or injured. Our team will help determine the most appropriate next step based on your pet's symptoms and available appointment times.

Our North Hills team provides personalized, compassionate veterinary care supported by diagnostic technology and access to the broader Oak Heart veterinary network. This allows us to support pets through preventive care, illness, surgery, dentistry, and changing medical needs throughout every stage of life.