Vet Clinic
Low Cost Spay/Neuter
- (Bloodwork available - ask for pricing
- AFVC is NOT a full service vet. Advanced care including, but not limited to: radiographs, ultrasound and hospitalization are NOT provided
- Emergency Services are NOT available here. Go to Swansboro Animal Hospital at 130 Phillips Loop Rd, Swansboro, NC or call at (910) 325-8227
Hours Of Operations
Monday- 8am-4pm
Tuesday- 8am-4pm
Wednesday- 8am- 4pm
Thursday- 8am-4pm
Friday- Closed
Saturday- Closed
Sunday- Closed
(All scheduling can be done electronically! If you would like to schedule an appointment for your dog or cat to be spayed or neutered with us, please go to the link below. You will be able to see what dates are available for your specific needs and make the appointment directly online. Adoption First Veterinary Clinic will review all appointment requests and will approve the request or deny the request. You will receive all communication via email. Please make sure to check your email for any messages regarding your appointment.
Wellness Appointments: This is a physical exam performed by a licensed veterinarian to be sure your pet is healthy enough for routine vaccines. We will start offering Wellness Exams middle of February, stay tuned for updates!
Sick Appointments: We do not offer any sick appointments. You must contact your regular veterinarian. These appointments include, but are not limited to ear concerns, skin concerns, upset stomach, and so on.
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If you have any questions, please give us a call at (​910) 745- 6406. We are incredibly busy during the day and may not be able to answer your call. You can also text us at this number for faster response. We will get back to you as soon as we can. If this is an emergency, contact the emergency veterinarian. We are unable to help in emergency situations.
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Feral Cats
(If you have a feral cat that is hanging around your home or business and are in need of spaying or neutering the cat we do offer trap rentals.
What does this mean?
- You can rent a trap from us with the purpose of spaying or neutering the feral cat.
- You can use the trap to take the feral cat to any veterinary clinic you choose.
- You will have the responsibility of paying for the trap rental and any veterinary care you choose to proceed with.
What this does NOT mean?
- You cannot trap a cat with the intention of dropping the cat off with us to keep.
- You cannot schedule a cat to be spayed or neutered with the expectation of a free surgery or other free veterinary care.
Please contact us for more information on trap rentals at (910) 290-3795
Please contact our veterinary clinic for more information on Feral Cat Packages at (910) 745-6406
If you are feeding a feral colony, it is YOUR responsibility to make sure the cats are spayed and neutered and are not continuing to procreate. We offer low-cost services to help ensure this service is easily accessible to our community. There are many other services available to people who have community cats as well. Please see the link below that Onslow County Animal Services has provided with additional information.