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For GPS devices enter 3484 Shelby Ray Court Charleston, SC 29414
From points south:
Take I-95 N to exit #33/CHARLESTON/BEAUFORT onto US-17 N. Continue on US-17 for 50 miles. Turn left on BEES FERRY RD and continue on BEES FERRY RD for 2.8 miles. Turn right on GLENN MCCONNELL PKWY and continue on GLENN MCCONNELL PKWY for 0.6 miles. Turn left on GOODWILL WAY. Turn right on SHELBY RAY CT. CHARLESTON VETERINARY REFERRAL CENTER will be on your right.
From Myrtle Beach, South Carolina:
Take US-17 South for 87 miles. Exit right to take ramp onto I-526 W toward N. CHARLESTON/SAVANNAH. Continue on I-526 West for 17.7 miles. Exit #11B/ASHLEY RIVER ROAD (SC-61 N) onto PAUL CANTRELL BLVD and continue for 0.7 miles. Continue on GLENN MCCONNELL PKWY for 1.6 miles. Turn right at the traffic light on MARY ADER AVE . Turn left on SHELBY RAY Court. CHARLESTON VETERINARY REFERRAL CENTER will be on your left.
From Mt. Pleasant, South Carolina:
Take I-526 W toward SAVANNAH. Exit #11B/ASHLEY RIVER ROAD (SC-61 N) onto PAUL CANTRELL BLVD and continue for 0.7 miles. Continue on GLENN MCCONNELL PKWY for 1.6 miles. Turn right at the traffic light on MARY ADER AVE. Turn left on SHELBY RAY Court. CHARLESTON VETERINARY REFERRAL CENTER will be on your left.
From Downtown Charleston:
Take US-17 S. Bear right to take ramp onto I-526 E toward NORTH CHARLESTON. Continue 1.4 miles. Exit #11B/ASHLEY RIVER ROAD (SC-61 N) onto PAUL CANTRELL BLVD and continue for 0.7 miles. Continue on GLENN MCCONNELL PKY for 1.6 miles. Turn Right on MARY ADER AVE. Turn left on SHELBY RAY Court. CHARLESTON VETERINARY REFERRAL CENTER will be on your left.
Emergency
If your pet is having an emergency please come promptly to Charleston Veterinary Referral Center. We have doctors and nurses ready to see your pet at all times. We are fully staffed 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. If you would like to speak with our highly trained emergency staff please call us at:
843.614.VETS (8387)
How do I know if my pet is having and emergency?
You know your pet best so if you are concerned please call us or come to CVRC.
Some conditions which may require emergency care include:
- Trauma, including those hit by cars, bite, bullet, knife or burn injuries
- Trouble or difficulty breathing
- Shock (signs of shock can include weakness, pale mucous membranes in their mouth, cold extremities, and an abnormal heart rate)
- Trouble or difficulty urinating or defecating
- Neurologic disease such as seizures, difficulty or inability to walk, collapse or lack of responsiveness
- Toxin ingestion
- Abnormal or extended recovery from anesthesia or a surgical procedure
- Swollen or distended abdomen
- Vomiting or diarrhea
- Allergic reaction, such as hives or swelling
- Difficulty whelping (dystocia)
What to do in case of an emergency:
- Stay calm.
- Handle your pet carefully. Scared or injured pets can sometimes be aggressive.
- If possible, call CVRC to alert us that you are on your way in.
- Drive carefully to CVRC.
Open for emergencies 24/7/365
