PetSmart Veterinary Services Southern Pines
To do a same day release requires a FAVN blood test, at least two rabies shots, and a health certificate done within 10 days of traveling. We keep printed copies of every document throughout the process, and uploaded our part of the documentation onto Hawaii’s pet owner portal.
7 days before flying we completed the health certificates. When we realized a hiccup with our health certificates (2 days prior to flying out) we called Petsmart Veterinary Services. They helped us out immediately and made sure everything was in order.
Dr. Manning Brady also provided meds for flying for both our pets to minimize their stress. Both pets arrived safely and were allowed a quick release. They were ready to be released by the time we completed picking up our baggage.
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Aberdeen, NC 28315-2359
(910) 631-0225 Book by phone
About this hospital
Welcome to PetSmart Veterinary Services Southern Pines! We are an independent veterinary hospital located within PetSmart, offering a wide range of comprehensive care for your pets. From routine wellness visits and preventative medicine to advanced diagnostics and surgical procedures, our dedicated team provides exceptional care tailored to your pet’s unique needs. We believe in treating every pet with compassion, whether they’re visiting us for vaccines, dental care, or more critical concerns.
Our Services
Allergy & dermatology care
Dentistry
Diagnostics & imaging
Euthanasia and end of life care
Pain management
Sick pet care
Surgical services
Urgent care
Wellness & preventative
Why PetSmart Veterinary Services?
Trusted network of professionals
Operated by experienced veterinarians committed to the highest standards of care and backed by PetSmart’s trusted reputation.
Holistic pet support
Collaborates with PetSmart grooming, training, and nutrition services to provide complete care for your pet in one location.
Affordable and transparent pricing
Clear, upfront pricing ensures you can plan your pet’s care with confidence.
Stress-free visits
Designed with pets in mind, our clinics create a calm and welcoming environment to reduce anxiety.
Commitment to long-term care
Building lasting relationships through personalized care tailored to every stage of your pet’s life.
Meet your Veterinarian
Dr. Katie Manning Brady graduated from Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine in 2011 and completed her clinical rotation at Louisiana State University. Her love and passion for animals started as a child, where the incredible bonds she developed with animals fueled her desire to become a veterinarian. She sees every day as an opportunity to offer the best care and is an advocate for compassionate, high-quality medicine for each and every one of her patients. When not at work, she enjoys riding horses and spending time with her husband, three dogs, and four cats.
Meet the team
Tabitha Bandvold
Certified Veterinary Assistant
Tabitha Bandvold grew up with a dream of working with animals. She got her chance in Key West while her husband was stationed there, and now works as a Certified Veterinary Assistant. She is especially interested in dentistry, surgery and neonates, and loves the positive atmosphere and team morale at the hospital. Everyone at PVS Southern Pines is on the same page about providing the best care for patients and creating a positive experience for pet parents. She has fostered and rehabilitated around 100 pets and is currently looking after 12 dogs and two cats. When she’s not working with animals, she enjoys home decorating and going to scary movies with her friends.
Jadelyn “JC” Crifasi Thomas
Assistant
Jadelyn “JC” Crifasi Thomas grew up in a family that rescued, rehabilitated and raised animals of all kinds. She later discovered a passion for medicine and caring for others as an EMT and now applies that passion to veterinary medicine. Her favorite part about PVS Southern Pines is the genuine love the team has for the work and the well-being of patients. She continues to rescue animals and has rehabilitated over 500 dogs in North Carolina and Mississippi, and still holds onto a picture or nametag of most of them. She enjoys singing, playing instruments and spending time with her wife and three dogs, Poppie, Cocoa and Groot.
Anna Wiltshire
Registered Veterinary Technician
Anna Wiltshire has maintained a lifelong interest in animal welfare. She entered a Veterinary Technician program after studying animal science in high school. Now a Registered Veterinary Technician at PSV Southern Pines, she takes pride in bettering pet healthcare and advocating for her patients. She is passionate about laboratory work, ophthalmology and internal medicine, and loves that she gets to help animals while having fun with her co-workers. Outside of work, she enjoys trips to the beach or lake, spending time with friends and family and caring for her dogs, Finnley and Porkchop.
Angelika Mae Adriano
Registered Veterinary Technician
After growing up around animals who didn’t have access to quality care, Angelika Mae Adriano made it her mission to help people bring the best possible care to their pets. Now, as a Registered Veterinary Technician at PVS Southern Pines, she gets to work in an environment that is changing the lives of pets and pet parents every day. In her free time, she enjoys online gaming with friends, binge-watching K-dramas and movies with her mom and spending time with her dogs, Calyn and Sky.
Amber VanderEyken
Assistant
Amber VanderEyken turned her lifelong passion for animals into a rewarding career in veterinary medicine, working alongside Dr. Manning and the PVS Southern Pines team with a special interest in dermatology and nutrition. When not in the hospital, she enjoys baking for her friends and family, kayaking with her husband, photography and playing with her dogs, Turbo and Piston. She also has six chickens.
Hear from our patients
To do a same day release requires a FAVN blood test, at least two rabies shots, and a health certificate done within 10 days of traveling. We keep printed copies of every document throughout the process, and uploaded our part of the documentation onto Hawaii’s pet owner portal.
7 days before flying we completed the health certificates. When we realized a hiccup with our health certificates (2 days prior to flying out) we called Petsmart Veterinary Services. They helped us out immediately and made sure everything was in order.
Dr. Manning Brady also provided meds for flying for both our pets to minimize their stress. Both pets arrived safely and were allowed a quick release. They were ready to be released by the time we completed picking up our baggage.
Clinic Information
PetSmart Veterinary Services Southern Pines
11088 Us Hwy 15-501 Ste 600
Aberdeen, NC 28315-2359
(910) 631-0225
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Aberdeen, NC 28315-2359
(910) 631-0225
- Tue Closed
- Wed 8am - 6pm
- Thu 8am - 6pm
- Fri 8am - 6pm
- Sat 8am - 1pm
- Sun Closed
- Mon 8am - 6pm
AAHA-accredited Hospital
PVS - PetSmart Veterinary Services Southern Pines is proud to have accreditation from the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA). This means that our hospital meets a strict set of dozens of standards proving we offer exceptional veterinary care to each and every patient.
A new breed of care from a name you trust
Comprehensive care
Whatever your pet needs, from wellness checks to vaccines to urgent care, you’ll find it at a PetSmart Veterinary Services hospital.
Convenience and quality
Veterinarian-owned
Receive personal attention and care from an independent veterinarian.
Online booking
View schedules and book routine care online for many of our locations.
Conveniently located
Save a trip: drop off your pet and shop for essentials (and treats) while you wait!
Same-day appointments
The life of a pet parent can be unpredictable. We’ll work to fit in last-minute visits.
Frequently asked questions
We offer high-quality medicine from a skilled staff in a warm, welcoming environment. We also offer same-day appointments and in-house diagnostics. Beyond medicine, we aim to build close and lasting relationships with pet parents and patients.
We offer a broad range of services including urgent and emergency care. We most commonly see pets for wellness/preventative visits and skin and ear (dermatology) cases.
We often see severe dental disease in small breeds; ear infections in Doodles, Labs, Goldens and Cocker Spaniels; and heat stroke and BAOS in Brachycephalics
Our hospital combines high-quality small-animal medicine with the personal relationships and individualized attention of a locally owned practice. Because our decisions are made here—not in a corporate office—we have the freedom to focus on what matters most: the health of your pet, the needs of your family and the well-being of our community. We know our patients, value long-term relationships and treat every pet with the same care and respect we would want for our own.
Starting your pet on a high quality food is essential, as is ensuring all vaccine series are completed. Socialize your puppies to create well-rounded adults and have patience with potty training. Please feel free to ask us as many questions as you’d like — we’re here to help and educate!
Yes, PetSmart Veterinary Services hospitals are located inside select PetSmart stores. These clinics provide comprehensive care for pets ranging from wellness checks to vaccines and select hospitals offer urgent care treatment including infections, coughing, or vomiting. Contact your local PetSmart to confirm the availability of specific services.
PetSmart Veterinary Services hospitals provide a variety of vaccines for both dogs and cats, including vaccines for rabies, distemper, parvovirus, and more. However, services may vary by location, so it’s best to contact your local PetSmart to confirm their current offerings. Please note some PetSmart Veterinary Services urgent care locations don’t offer vaccinations.
In general, dog vaccines can be divided into two categories: core vaccines and non-core vaccines.
Core vaccines are those that every dog should receive, regardless of lifestyle or location. These include:
- Rabies: Required by law in most areas due to its potential to infect humans.
- Distemper: Protects against a highly contagious and often deadly disease.
- Parvovirus: Protects against a very serious, highly contagious viral illness.
- Adenovirus (Hepatitis): Protects against a virus that causes liver disease.
Non-core vaccines are administered depending on the dog’s exposure risk. These may include vaccines for diseases such as:
- Bordetella Bronchiseptica (kennel cough)
- Borrelia Burgdorferi (Lyme disease)
- Leptospira bacteria (Leptospirosis)
- Canine influenza (Dog Flu)
- Parainfluenza
- Canine Coronavirus
The frequency of vaccinations can also depend on several factors such as the dog’s age, medical history, lifestyle, and habits. Puppies typically receive a series of vaccines starting at 6-8 weeks of age and continuing every 2-4 weeks until they are at least 16 weeks old. Adult dogs might receive certain vaccines annually, while others might be given every 3 years or longer. Always consult with a veterinarian about the best vaccination schedule for your specific dog, as they can provide the most personalized and accurate advice.
For additional details about dog vaccine schedules, please review our Puppy Vaccine Guide or this puppy vaccine short from Dr. Hodges, DVM, of PetSmart Veterinary Services.
- Grooming: To maintain a safe, comfortable environment, we require all pets to be current on their rabies vaccinations and to wait at least 48 hours after any vaccinations before checking in. Proof of rabies vaccination in the form of paperwork is required. The waiting period helps to ensure your pet isn’t sore at the injection site, which can cause irritability or lethargy. This waiting period also is to prevent stressing a pet who may be experiencing an unexpected allergic reaction from a vaccine/vaccination. Puppies and kittens between 8 weeks and 4 months of age (3 months in Indiana) may receive services in the salon without vaccinations. In New York City, 6-month Bordetella and DHPP with Adenovirus are also required. In Iowa, DPP with Adenovirus is required. In Connecticut, proof of town license is required. Please note: All pets must be in good health prior to receiving any grooming services.
- PetsHotel & Doggie Day Camp: Vaccinations must be administered at least 48 hours prior to arrival under the guidance of a licensed veterinarian. However, we prefer vaccinations be administered 10-14 days before check-in to ensure maximum efficiency. Written proof is required. You must also show proof of your pet meeting state and local pet boarding vaccination requirements. Please check with your local PetSmart to verify/confirm your local requirements. For cat PetsHotel guests to stay, we also require FVRCP.
- DPP with Adenovirus (Distemper, Parvovirus & Parainfluenza) 1 or 3-yr. vaccine required
- Bordetella Required every 6 months (or as required under the applicable law of your jurisdiction or residence) and at least 48 hours prior to check-in to ensure maximum efficiency and protection against Kennel Cough. Please note that many veterinarians administer this vaccine only by request.
- FVRCP (Feline Viral Rhinotracheitis, Calicivirus & Panleukopenia) (for cats) 1 or 3-yr. vaccine required
- Rabies 1 or 3-yr. vaccine required
- Canine Influenza (for dogs) Not required, but highly recommended to help protect against the Canine Influenza respiratory illness. Consult your veterinarian.
- Leptospirosis Not required, but highly recommended to help protect against the Leptospirosis infection. Consult your veterinarian.
Fleas & Ticks In addition to vaccinations, all pets should be flea and tick free. Overnight and Day Camp guests with signs of fleas and/or ticks will not be permitted to check-in at PetsHotel.
To find the closest PetSmart location with PetSmart Veterinary Services hospitals, you can follow these steps:
- Visit the PetSmart store locator at: https://pvshospitals.com/find-a-hospital
- Enter your city, state, or zip code in the search box and press enter.
- Check the box for “Veterinary” to review the list of nearby stores that have PetSmart Veterinary Services present at that location.
Please remember to call ahead and confirm the services at any specific PetSmart location. Some stores might have different amenities and services.
To make an appointment at a PetSmart Veterinary Services hospital or urgent care please visit PetSmart Veterinary Services clinic locator to find the location nearest to you. You may call the location directly or book your appointment online. Same-day appointments may be available, and walk-ins may be seen if time permits.
Yes, select PetSmart Veterinary Services locations do offer exotic pet care. This may include:
- Physical exams and diagnostic tests for birds
- Treatment for fish including rapid gill movement
- Small pet or mammal care for rabbits, sugar gliders, and more
- Treatment for pet reptiles and amphibians, including diagnosing infections and treating fungal diseases
Remember to contact your local PetSmart Veterinary Services location directly to confirm the availability of services ahead of time.
