
Full-Service Practice

All About Wellness

Since 2004
Keeping your pets healthy and happy!


Cat Friendly

Caring & Compassionate
Dedicated to you and your pet
A veterinary family practice, Daniel Island Animal Hospital provides personalized wellness, medical, dental, and surgical care for pets in all life stages.
Our friendly and compassionate patient care and client service team members strive to make each visit to our hospital a pleasant one for both you and your pets.
Our specialties include wellness care, medicine, surgery, dentistry, and diagnostic imaging for dogs, cats, and other small mammals including guinea pigs, rabbits and ferrets. We offer both scheduled appointments and drop-off care along with helpful client services including e-mail access to our veterinarians, a personal online ePetHealth page, and home delivery of diets and prescription medications.
I feel that I am in a partnership with these wonderful veterinarians regarding the health of my pets. My concerns are always considered.
In effort to provide the best recommendations possible, the doctors, technicians, and support team members of Daniel Island Animal Hospital work hard to keep current with the ever-evolving practice of veterinary medicine. To provide the best care for our patients, our hospital is outfitted with in-house laboratory, radiology, and anesthesia monitoring equipment as well as a fully stocked pharmacy. For client convenience, we keep on hand the nutraceuticals, parasite preventions, and dental health products our doctors recommend most.
The island's only veterinary practice, we are conveniently located in Daniel Island's business district on Seven Farms Drive just off I-526 (exit 24) with easy access for our patients from Cainhoy, Mount Pleasant, North Charleston, Hanahan and West Ashley.
The importance of maintaining a healthy mouth is, appropriately so, becoming more and more a priority. We understand one of the key parts of accomplishing this task is regular dental cleanings and dental radiographs. These require general anesthesia…and anesthesia can be scary! The inner dialogue has changed from thinking dentals aren’t necessary or worth the money, to knowing the benefit but wondering if it’s worth the risk.