Location


Travel Directions

Hours

Description

Services

Animals Treated

Staff Members

We strive to deliver compassionate care and offer educated advice with dignity and respect to those we serve.

Location

3102 Sandy Creek Drive
Durham, (NC)
USA 27705
Tel : (919) 489-9156
Fax : (919) 489-5838
Emergency : TVEC: (919) 489-0615

Visit our other Website :
www.cpah.net

Travel Directions

We are located off of Pickett Road near the 15-501 bypass. Please call us at 919-489-9156 for further directions.

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Hours

Monday

: 8:00 am - 6:00 pm

Tuesday

: 8:00 am - 6:00 pm

Wednesday

: 8:00 am - 6:00 pm

Thursday

: 8:00 am - 6:00 pm

Friday

: 8:00 am - 6:00 pm

Saturday

: 8:00 am - 12:00 pm

Sunday

: Closed

Staff members are on the premises Saturday afternoon as well as Sunday to care for our in hospital pets, however, they are not allowed to admit or discharge any pet from the hospital. This rule is strickly enforced for the safety of your pet.

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Description

We are a full service small animal hospital striving to provide the highest quality health care for your pet in a compassionate environment. Our staff is dedicated to improving the quality of life of animals with advanced medical, diagnostic, and surgical capabilities in a comfortable and easily accessible atmosphere. We also offer a wide range of special services to better serve you and your pet.


Services

After business hours, Triangle Veterinary Emergency Clinic is available to assist our clients with emergencies.
To contact TVEC for an emergency, call (919) 489-0615.

Advanced Surgical Procedures

Behavior Consultations

Boarding

Complete Companion Animal Care

Dentistry

Diagnostic Services on site

Diagnostic Ultrasonography

Dietary and Nutritional Counseling

Elective Surgeries and Orthopedics

Examinations, Vaccinations, Surgery and Medicine

Geriatric Care

Grooming

Medical Diagnostics and Hospitalized Treatment

Microchipping

Pet Food and Supplies

Radiology

Routine Health Examinations

Wellness and Preventive Medicine

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Animals Treated

Cats, Dogs

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Staff Members

Richard Hawkins, DVM

Veterinarian, DVM

Dr. Hawkins graduated from North Carolina State University in 1976, then attended Auburn College of Veterinary Medicine graduating in 1980. After practicing in Baltimore, he began Colony Park Animal Hospital in 1984. He has continued to be involved in local and state veterinary medical associations including Past Presidents of the NCVMA. Dr Hawkins is also very active in the community; participating as a board member with numerous associations.

Susan Hughes, DVM

Veterinarian, DVM

PennHIP, BAER testing

Dr. Hughes joined Colony Park Animal Hospital after graduating from North Carolina State University College of Veterinary Medicine in 1990. She brings special interests and skills including BAER hearing tests, PennHip, radiography, and canine reproductive services to CPAH. Dr. Hughes is a long time breeder and exhibitor of dalmatians and has recently become involved in exhibiting and lure coursing her whippetts.

Alison Klaitman, DVM

Veterinarian, DVM

Dr. Klaitman, a native of New England, joined Colony Park in 2004 after graduating from Tufts University School of Veterinary Medicine. Her interests include behavior, dentistry, and internal medicine.

Joyce McKinney, DVM

Veterinarian, DVM

Dr. McKinney, a native of Tennessee, graduated from the University of Tennessee College of Veterinary Medicine in 2005. After practicing in Raleigh for 1 year, Dr. McKinney joined CPAH with a strong interest in dermatology, dentistry, and internal medicine. She is active in various community organizations and serves in the Big Brother Big Sister program as a youth mentor.

Erin Tom, DVM

Veterinarian, DVM

Jennifer Barnes

Office Manager

Jennifer became a member of the front office staff in 2003. Very organized and detail oriented, she now oversees the business aspect of the hospital as the Office Manager.

Rita McConnell

Receptionist

Rita has been part of the front office staff of Colony Park since 1987. Her extensive knowledge and experience is a valuable asset to our clinic and makes her the cornerstone of the administrative staff.

Jessica Dick

Receptionist

Jessica joined our staff in 2004 and has become an integral part of the front office. Always quick with a smile and friendly manner, she provides exceptional customer service.

Deborah Pond

Receptionist

Karen Fairbanks

Veterinary Technician

Karen joined our staff in 2005 with 19 years of previous experience in the veterinary industry. She graduated from Central Carolina Community College as a registered veterinary technician in 1990. Karen's experience and expertise make her a valuable asset to CPAH in the training of other staff members and care of patients.

Emily Bolch

Veterinary Technician

In 2005, Emily joined our team as a vet assistant. She is very compassionate and friendly while caring for patients and clients. She is currently attending school to become a certified veterinary technician.

Sandra O'Buckley

Veterinary Assistant

Rebecca Myers

Veterinary Assistant

Becky became a member of our vet assistant staff in 2005. Her caring and concern for each patient as an individual makes her a valuable member of our team.

Terri Oxendine

Groomer

Teri Oxendine joined the staff of Colony Park Animal Hospital in November of 2006 with 11 years of experience in the grooming industry. She began her career at a dog boutique in Virginia as a bather and became an apprentice to the groomer after a year. She continued to work at the boutique as a groomer for 3 years after her apprenticeship was completed.
When the boutique was sold, Teri began working at an animal hospital in Virginia where she spent 6 years as the primary groomer. Teri is experienced with hand scissoring and force drying for undercoat removal. She has experience with all breeds of dogs and cats and knowledge of all hair styles.

Baron Harris

Kennel Assistant

Baron joined our staff in 1992 and is a vital part of the success of our hospital. As an experienced kennel assistant, he if familiar with each patient's unique personality and knows the early signs of patient stress. Baron can always be depended on for help with difficult patients.

Rachel Smith

Kennel/Veterinary Assistant

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