Curbside service will still be available for our clients who don't feel comfortable coming inside. Just call 336-767-2193 for assistance! Our veterinarians are dedicated to offering the best veterinary care for your pets. With a combined experience of 60 years, our doctors provide services from internal medicine to complex surgeries. Since Dr Hofmann bought the practice in 1979, we have built a loyal pet owner following with our genuine love of animals, commitment to courteous service, and unique family atmosphere.

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We believe the best veterinary care is based on effective preventive medicine to keep your pet healthy. Should your pet become ill or injured, we believe in making a thorough examination and a careful diagnosis. We explain your pets condition in detail so we can help you choose the best treatment plan for your pet.

Meet our Staff

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Dr. Hofmann is the owner of Winston Veterinary Hospital. He graduated from North Carolina State in 1975 and earned his DVM from the University of Georgia Veterinary School in 1979. Dr. Hofmann's fur family includes two dogs, , Misty and Chewy, and five cats, BeBe, Tango, Ollie, Ivan and Zoey Dr. Hofmann enjoys a range of activities but most of all, he enjoys spending time with his grandchildren and family.

Boarding

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Tiffany has been with Winston Boarding Kennel since 2019. Tiffany has four very spoiled pitties named, Chaos, Caprice, Lola (pictured) and Batman! She is very attentive and gives one on one attention to your pets while they are boarding. If you have questions or concerns or have a special needs pet, please let Tiffany know so that she can make special arrangements to take care of them. She is dedicated to the care of your pet while they are boarding and strives to make their stay as comfortable as possible!

F.A.Q's

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Your new puppy or kitten should begin receiving vaccinations at 6 to 8 weeks of age. This is the age that they stop receiving their mother's disease fighting antibodies so vaccinations are extremely important. Pet's are typically spayed/neutered between five and six months of age. Early spaying and neutering help prevent mammary cancer and testicular cancer later in life.

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