Oasis Animal Hospital Expands with New Location in Greenville

News Summary

Oasis Animal Hospital is set to open a new, larger facility in Greenville this spring. Located at 900 W. Butler Road, the new clinic will triple the available space, featuring 14 exam rooms and three surgical suites. The expanded services aim to better meet the community’s growing demand for high-quality veterinary care, including emergency services and advanced surgical options. This move reinforces Oasis’s dedication to excellent care for pets and strong community engagement, marking an exciting new chapter for pet owners in Greenville.

Greenville Welcomes Oasis Animal Hospital’s New Location

Exciting news for pet lovers in Greenville! Oasis Animal Hospital and Emergency Center is expanding its pawsitive impact on the community by opening a brand-new location this spring at 900 W. Butler Road, right next to the Mauldin Library. This new spot is set to triple the size of the current clinic, located at 11 W. Pointe Blvd., making way for a lot more tail-wagging fun and enhanced veterinary services!

Room for Growth and Care

The state-of-the-art facility will feature 14 exam rooms and three surgical suites, giving the team plenty of space to pamper your furry friends. With a dedicated emergency center open from 8 a.m. to midnight every day, they’re well-prepared to handle any pet crises that might arise, broadening their services for all furry companions in need.

Commitment to Excellence

The move to this new location reflects Oasis’s commitment to enhancing excellence in veterinary care and boosting community engagement. The design process for the new clinic involved top-notch professionals, with collaborative efforts from Rauch Architecture out in New York City and Caldwell Constructors right here in Greenville.

Current Services and Capabilities

At the moment, the existing Oasis clinic accepts emergency visits daily and regular appointments from Monday to Friday. The facility has built a strong reputation for providing a unique veterinary experience, blending routine, emergency, and urgent care with a client-focused approach. Their growing popularity is a testament to the increased demand for quality veterinary services in the area.

Advanced Surgical Services

With the new facility comes the ability to offer advanced surgical services, including emergency and dental surgeries. Pet parents can rest assured knowing that they’ll receive full transparency regarding costs and are encouraged to discuss financial preparations for their pet’s healthcare. Initiatives like pet-saving accounts are part of Oasis’s drive to help families plan for their four-legged companions’ health needs.

Supporting Local Causes

Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Upstate received a whopping $25,000 grant to fund mentorship for underserved youth. This generous donation was awarded by the American Fundraising Foundation, which sifted through an impressive 5,000 applications. Such initiatives showcase a bustling Greenville committed to making a real difference.

Miracle Hill’s Transformation

Woodruff Road and Wade Hampton Boulevard are set to be converted into Miracle Hill Thrift Stores. This shift aims to enhance focus on home building and repairs while retaining opportunities for current ReStore employees through prioritization in hiring. The community continues to grow, reflecting a dedication to supporting local needs.

Greenville’s Pride in Local Ownership

Oasis Animal Hospital stands out in the veterinary landscape, which is often dominated by corporate practices. Their focus on personal, tailored services allows them to develop an emotional bond with pet owners and ensure the health and well-being of their furry friends. The team at Oasis takes pride in their role within the community—and opening this new location will only strengthen that bond even more.

As we welcome this new chapter for Oasis Animal Hospital, it’s clear that pets and their families in Greenville are about to enter a world of enhanced care and commitment. So, keep your eyes peeled for the grand opening this spring—your pets will thank you!

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• Greenville Online: 15 Minutes with Dr. Atticus Mabry of Oasis Animal Hospital
• Valley Breeze: Graham Retires from Greenville Animal Hospital II After 44 Years
• GSA Business: A View from the C-Suite – Atticus Mabry of Oasis Animal Hospital
• Encyclopedia Britannica: Animal Hospital
• GoUpstate: Palmetto Animal Urgent Care Open for Nighttime Pet Issues in Spartanburg
• Google News: Greenville Animal Hospital

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