NC State Community Access Program (NC State College of Veterinary Medicine)

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Veterinary school hospitals

Mobile veterinary unit holding walk-in community clinics across North Carolina for people who struggle to reach a vet: vaccines, heartworm/FeLV/FIV testing, and minor illness and injury care with on-site X-ray and ultrasound, for a suggested $10 per pet (pay what you can).

Checked on the official website · October 20, 2026 What this means
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Emergency? Call your veterinarian or the nearest 24-hour emergency hospital now, and tell them if cost is a barrier. Emergency signs and poison hotlines

Before you go

Teaching hospitals often see patients by appointment or referral. Call to ask whether your pet can be seen, what the first visit costs, and whether payment plans or assistance funds are available.

If cost is the barrier, Paying for Care compares grants, payment plans and fundraising, with a checklist of what to have ready.

More help in North Carolina

Other veterinary school hospitals options:

• NC State Veterinary Hospital (NC State University College of Veterinary Medicine) · Raleigh (serves all of North Carolina)

Other kinds of help nearby: Lower-cost vet care (2) · Help paying a vet bill (1) · Spay and neuter (1) · Pet food (2)

See all 8 programs in North Carolina →

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Sources

NC State Community Access Program (NC State College of Veterinary Medicine) official page, checked October 20, 2026. Details have not yet been confirmed by the organization. Programs change; contact them for current information.