A Savannah Animal Hospital with
More Than a Century of History Fourth-Generation Veterinarian at Case Veterinary Hospital

Case Veterinary Hospital first opened its doors in 1909, and more than a century later, it remains a fourth-generation family-owned animal hospital. Dr. Case McCorvey continues a tradition started by her great-grandfather, the first veterinarian in Savannah with a degree, and carried on by her grandfather and father. For many Savannah families, bringing their pets here has become a tradition of its own, with some clients trusting our hospital for generations.

Alongside that legacy, Case Veterinary Hospital has been accredited by the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA) since 1982, a recognition earned by only a small percentage of animal hospitals in North America. This accreditation reflects our commitment to maintaining high standards in patient care, safety, medical equipment, and ongoing education.

While our roots run deep in Savannah, our veterinarians combine decades of experience with modern diagnostics and a calm, low-stress approach designed to help dogs and cats feel comfortable during their visits.

Our Legacy

Why Savannah Pet Owners Choose Case Veterinary Hospital

Choosing a veterinarian is a big decision. Many of our clients tell us they came to us looking for a place where their pets would receive attentive care, and stayed because of the experience they had here.

Here are a few reasons pet owners continue to choose our animal hospital:

  • Four generations of veterinary leadership in the same family

  • Independently owned and operated since 1909

  • AAHA-accredited hospital since 1982, meeting rigorous national standards fewer than 15% of practices achieve

  • Silver Low Stress Handling Certified, focusing on calmer veterinary visits

  • Advanced diagnostics including ultrasound and echocardiography

  • Comprehensive dental care with full-mouth radiographs

  • Modern surgical techniques including laser surgery

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Veterinary Services for Dogs and Cats in Savannah

Case Veterinary Hospital provides full-service veterinary medicine and supportive services designed to support pets throughout every stage of life. Our core services include:

Wellness & Preventive Care

Routine exams, vaccinations, parasite prevention, and wellness screening panels help us detect health concerns early and keep your dog or cat thriving.

Dentistry

Our hospital provides professional dental cleanings with full-mouth dental X-rays and advanced dental procedures, including complex extractions referred to us by other veterinarians.

Surgery

We perform a wide range of soft-tissue procedures using laser surgery technology, helping reduce bleeding, discomfort, and recovery time.

Ultrasounds & Echocardiograms

Ultrasounds and echocardiograms give our veterinarians a clear, real-time view of your pet’s internal organs and heart function, helping guide accurate diagnoses and treatment decisions.

Pain Management and Laser Therapy

Cold laser therapy, Solensia, Librela, and other treatments help manage arthritis, injuries, and inflammatory conditions.

Veterinarian-Supervised Boarding

Our medical boarding program offers a safe, calm environment for dogs and cats. Pets are monitored by our veterinary team, walked regularly, and cared for by familiar faces trained to notice health concerns.

Meet the Heart of Case

Behind every appointment, phone call, and treatment plan is a team that genuinely enjoys helping pets and the people who love them. Our veterinarians, technicians, and support staff work closely together to provide thoughtful care for every dog and cat who walks through our doors. With decades of combined experience and a shared commitment to our community, the team at Case Veterinary Hospital is here to make every visit feel welcoming and supportive.

Meet Our Team
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