Main Street Veterinary Hospital: Vet Care & Contact

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Veterinary Guide · Cornelius NC · Full-Service Care · Pet Resort

Main Street Veterinary Hospital address, phone, hours, appointments, emergency care, services, boarding, grooming, records, and payment guide

Main Street Veterinary Hospital is a privately owned, full-service veterinary hospital in Cornelius, North Carolina, located at 20310 N. Main Street, Cornelius, NC 28036. The main phone number is 704-765-1115.

Use this guide to contact the right team, request an appointment, prepare for urgent symptoms, review services, use boarding and grooming, understand payment options, transfer records, use the app, and find after-hours emergency veterinary care near Cornelius, Davidson, Huntersville, Denver, and Charlotte.

Call 704-765-1115 Official Contact Page Request Appointment Emergency Help
Pet emergency? During regular business hours, call 704-765-1115 before driving if your pet is struggling to breathe, collapsed, bleeding, having seizures, unable to urinate, repeatedly vomiting, injured, or exposed to a toxin. If Main Street Veterinary Hospital is closed, use a nearby after-hours emergency veterinary hospital.
Clinic address 20310 N. Main Street

Cornelius, NC 28036.

Main phone 704-765-1115

Use for appointments, urgent triage, records, refills, boarding, grooming, and general questions.

Fax 800-497-5236

Use only when the clinic or another veterinary office asks you to fax records.

Hospital hours Mon-Fri

7:30 AM-6:00 PM. Hospital is closed Saturday and Sunday.

Pet Resort & Spa Separate hours

Mon-Fri 8:00 AM-5:00 PM, closed 12 PM-1 PM; Saturday 8:00 AM-11:00 AM; Sunday closed.

Care type Full-service vet

Wellness, sick visits, diagnostics, surgery, dental, acupuncture, boarding, grooming, and specialty coordination.

About Main Street Veterinary Hospital in Cornelius, NC

A practical contact and care guide for pet owners in Cornelius, Davidson, Huntersville, Mooresville, Denver, Lake Norman, and nearby Mecklenburg/Iredell/Lincoln County communities.

Main Street Veterinary Hospital describes itself as a privately owned, full-service veterinary hospital founded in 2013. The hospital focuses on everyday preventive care, sick visits, diagnostics, dental care, surgery, pain management, acupuncture, grooming, boarding, and pet-owner communication.

The clinic also promotes a Main Street Veterinary app for appointment requests, medication refills, reminders, and direct communication with the team. Its official site also states the hospital is AAHA accredited, which means it voluntarily follows higher veterinary standards for areas such as safety, cleanliness, anesthesia, surgery, pain management, and staff training.

Fast answer: Call 704-765-1115 for appointment timing, urgent symptoms, boarding questions, grooming availability, medication refills, records transfer, or same-day triage. Use online requests for non-emergency visits only.

Main Street Veterinary Hospital contact information and hours

Use the hospital phone for appointment changes, urgent symptoms, records, medication questions, and pet-owner support.

Contact item Official detail Use it for
Clinic name Main Street Veterinary Hospital Veterinary care, diagnostics, sick visits, surgery, dental, boarding, grooming, and pet-owner support.
Address 20310 N. Main Street, Cornelius, NC 28036 Driving directions, appointments, pet drop-off, boarding, and in-person care.
Main phone 704-765-1115 Appointments, emergency triage during open hours, records, pharmacy/refills, boarding, grooming, and general help.
Fax 800-497-5236 Veterinary record transfer if fax is requested.
Hospital hours Monday-Friday: 7:30 AM-6:00 PM; Saturday-Sunday: closed Veterinary appointments, business-hours emergency care, medication questions, and doctor/team contact.
Pet Resort & Spa hours Monday-Friday: 8:00 AM-5:00 PM, closed 12 PM-1 PM; Saturday: 8:00 AM-11:00 AM; Sunday: closed Boarding, grooming, spa questions, drop-off/pickup planning, and resort-specific scheduling.
Confirm before driving: Severe weather, holiday schedules, staff training, emergency volume, or special announcements can affect access. Call or check the official site before visiting for urgent care, boarding drop-off, pickup, or grooming.

How to schedule an appointment

Use online tools for routine requests, but call for urgent symptoms or same-day problems.

Choose the right visit type. Decide whether your pet needs wellness care, puppy/kitten care, a sick visit, dental consult, surgery consult, acupuncture, grooming, boarding, refill help, or urgent care.
Use the appointment request page for non-emergency care. Submit your preferred time and contact information, then wait for confirmation before assuming the appointment is booked.
Call for urgent signs. If your pet is vomiting repeatedly, having trouble breathing, limping badly, bleeding, having seizures, unable to urinate, or acting very weak, call 704-765-1115 first.
Prepare your pet’s information. Have pet name, age, breed, symptoms, start time, medications, vaccine status, diet, and previous vet records ready.
Ask what to bring. For diagnostics, surgery, dental care, or ultrasound, ask whether fasting, stool sample, urine sample, medication pause, or previous records are required.
Appointment script: “My pet is a ___ named ___. Symptoms started ___. Eating/drinking is ___. Current medications are ___. Do you recommend a routine appointment, sick visit, emergency visit, or after-hours ER?”

Emergency and urgent care guidance

Main Street Veterinary Hospital’s emergency page describes emergency medicine and critical care during regular business hours. After hours, use a nearby emergency hospital.

During business hours

Call Main Street Veterinary Hospital before arrival. The emergency page says the clinic has tools such as an oxygen cage, in-house bloodwork machines, digital X-ray, and ultrasound for many diagnostics and treatments.

After hours

Use the official after-hour locations list. Nearby options listed by the clinic include Denver Animal Emergency, Charlotte Animal Referral & Emergency, and Carolina Veterinary Specialist.

Call first when possible

Calling helps the veterinary team prepare oxygen, isolation, imaging, bloodwork, critical-care intake, or immediate referral.

Bring key details

Bring medication list, vaccine records, known toxin package, recent lab work, imaging, discharge notes, and a clear symptom timeline.

Emergency sign What to do Why it matters
Trouble breathing, blue gums, collapse Call immediately and go to the nearest open emergency vet. Oxygen and urgent stabilization may be needed.
Repeated vomiting, bloated abdomen, severe weakness Call before transport and ask whether Main Street or an ER is safest. These signs can worsen quickly and may need imaging, fluids, or emergency treatment.
Unable to urinate Treat as urgent, especially in male cats. A urinary blockage can become life-threatening quickly.
Seizure, toxin exposure, medication overdose Call the vet, ER, or pet poison resource and save the package. Treatment depends on substance, dose, size, and time since exposure.
Trauma, bite wound, major bleeding Seek urgent veterinary help and apply gentle pressure if safe. Internal injuries, shock, and infection risk may not be obvious at first.
After-hours options listed by the clinic: Denver Animal Emergency at 1420 North Highway 16 in Denver, CARE Charlotte at 3726 Latrobe Drive in Charlotte, and Carolina Veterinary Specialist at 12117 Statesville Road in Huntersville. Call first and choose the closest appropriate open facility for your pet’s condition.

Veterinary services at Main Street Veterinary Hospital

The official service navigation covers preventive care, sick visits, diagnostics, surgery, dental care, behavior, senior care, boarding, grooming, acupuncture, and specialty support.

Service area What it may include Before booking
Wellness and preventive care Physical exams, vaccination planning, parasite prevention, heartworm testing, wellness bloodwork, microchipping, and nutrition guidance. Bring vaccine history, previous medical records, and current medication list.
Puppy and kitten care Growth checks, vaccine series, parasite prevention, behavior questions, nutrition, spay/neuter timing, and early-life screening. Bring breeder, shelter, rescue, or adoption records.
Sick visits and internal medicine Vomiting, diarrhea, coughing, limping, skin/ear problems, appetite changes, weight loss, urinary signs, and chronic disease workups. Write down symptom start time, appetite, drinking, stool/urine changes, and medication history.
Emergency care during open hours Business-hours emergency medicine, critical-care support, oxygen support, bloodwork, X-ray, ultrasound, and triage. Call first so the team can prepare or route you to an ER.
Surgery Routine procedures such as spay/neuter plus more complex surgical care, pre-surgical screening, anesthesia planning, monitoring, and pain management. Ask for fasting instructions, estimate, drop-off time, pickup time, and post-op care plan.
Dental care Dental procedures under general anesthesia, cleaning above and below the gumline, oral exam, and treatment planning. Ask whether bloodwork, dental X-rays, extractions, or a staged estimate may be needed.
Acupuncture and pain support Veterinary acupuncture for chronic pain, arthritis, injury recovery, neurologic issues, digestive issues, stress, anxiety, and wellness support. Ask whether acupuncture fits your pet’s diagnosis, medications, mobility, and comfort level.
Grooming Bathing, brushing, haircuts, breed-specific trims, nail trimming, paw care, ear cleaning, de-shedding, anal-gland expression by request, and de-skunk baths when available. Call if online booking does not show availability for your pet’s breed, coat, package, or behavior needs.
Boarding and Pet Resort & Spa Dog boarding, cat boarding, private spaces, VIP suites, medical-needs support, family-household rooming by request, and pet care attendants. Confirm vaccines, medications, food, belongings, drop-off/pickup windows, and current availability.
Specialty services Outpatient ultrasounds and outpatient orthopedic surgery coordination listed in the service navigation. Ask whether referral, fasting, estimate approval, or pre-visit diagnostics are required.
Service-fit note: Not every pet problem can be safely handled in a routine appointment. Advanced imaging, overnight critical care, toxicology, specialty surgery, blood transfusion, or continuous monitoring may require an emergency or specialty hospital.

New client checklist

Use this checklist before your first visit so the team has the right medical background.

Confirm you have the Cornelius, NC clinic. “Main Street Veterinary Hospital” is used by more than one clinic in the U.S. This guide is for the Cornelius, NC hospital at 20310 N. Main Street.
Request the appointment. Use the official appointment page for routine visits or call for urgent symptoms.
Transfer records early. Send vaccine certificates, previous exam notes, lab results, X-rays, surgery records, medication history, adoption records, and microchip details.
Prepare medication and diet details. Include drug name, dose, schedule, last dose, supplements, flea/tick/heartworm products, food brand, treats, and allergies.
Control pets safely at arrival. Dogs should be leashed. Cats should be in secure carriers. Call from the parking area if your pet is fearful, contagious, painful, coughing, or vomiting.
First-visit note: For puppies, kittens, senior pets, newly adopted pets, and pets with chronic disease, bring every prior record you have. Missing records can lead to repeated vaccines, delayed boarding, or incomplete treatment planning.

Medical records, refills, app, and pharmacy help

The official homepage says the Main Street Veterinary app supports appointment requests, medication refills, reminders, and direct communication with the team.

Record transfer
Ask your previous veterinary hospital to send records before your visit. Include vaccine history, lab results, medications, allergies, surgery notes, dental charts, X-rays, and specialist reports.
Medication refills
Use the app, patient portal, online store, or phone as directed by the clinic. Submit refills early because a doctor review, exam, or lab monitoring may be required.
Online pharmacy
The site links to an online store/pharmacy resource. Use official pharmacy links instead of unknown pet-medication websites.
Boarding proof
Boarding and grooming may require current vaccines or health information. Send proof early if another veterinarian gave the vaccines.
Specialist or ER records
If your pet visits an after-hours ER, ask the ER to send discharge notes and test results back to Main Street Veterinary Hospital.
Record request script: “Please send my pet’s full medical record to Main Street Veterinary Hospital in Cornelius. My pet’s name is ____, my name is ____, and the receiving clinic phone is 704-765-1115. Do you need written authorization from me?”

Main Street Pet Resort & Spa boarding guide

The boarding page describes a Pet Resort & Spa connected to Main Street Veterinary Hospital, with dog boarding, cat boarding, private spaces, and medical-needs support.

Boarding topic What the official page describes Pet owner action
Dog boarding Indoor runs, smaller suites, VIP themed suites, bedding, fenced outdoor play area, and quiet housing. Ask which space fits your dog’s size, temperament, family grouping, and medical needs.
Cat boarding A private cat wing isolated from dog boarding, spacious cat condos, bedding, and individual attention. Bring food, medication, comfort items, and notes about litter, hiding, appetite, and stress behavior.
Medical-needs pets Staff support for medication and medical needs, including examples such as insulin or geriatric medication. Bring labeled medication, dosing instructions, enough supply, and emergency contact details.
Multiple pets Dogs or cats from the same household may be able to stay together by request. Ask in advance whether shared boarding is appropriate and available.
Boarding request The boarding page links to a boarding request option. Submit early and wait for confirmation before assuming the stay is reserved.
Saturday access Pet Resort & Spa Saturday hours are listed as 8:00 AM-11:00 AM for boarding drop-off and pickup only. Confirm the exact pickup/drop-off window before weekend travel.
Boarding safety: If your pet is coughing, vomiting, has diarrhea, is not eating, has fleas, has medication changes, or may not be vaccine-current, call before drop-off. Boarding can be delayed if medical or vaccine requirements are missing.

Grooming and spa services

The grooming page says the grooming team includes Fear-Free Certified professionals and lists common grooming services for dogs and cats.

Common grooming services

Bathing, brushing, haircuts, breed-specific trims, nail trimming, paw care, ear cleaning, de-shedding, sensitive-pet grooming, and specialty add-ons.

Fear-Free handling

The grooming page says the groomers are trained to reduce fear, anxiety, and stress during grooming.

Call for availability

The page notes that online booking may not show full availability for breed or package specifics, so calling is best when you do not see the right option.

Health observations

Grooming can help identify skin issues, matting, ear problems, lumps, nail pain, fleas, or coat changes that may need a veterinary exam.

Grooming request script: “My pet is a ___ breed, weight ____, coat condition ____, temperament ____. I need ____. Are vaccines or records required before grooming, and what is the earliest appointment?”

Payment options, estimates, CareCredit, Scratchpay, and pet insurance

The payment page says payment is expected when services are rendered and that the hospital does not bill.

Accepted payments

The official payment page lists debit cards, credit cards including Visa, Mastercard, Discover, American Express, checks, cash, and Apple Pay.

CareCredit

The payment page describes CareCredit as an option for unexpected expenses and notes that applications can be completed at the hospital or online.

Scratchpay

The clinic also lists Scratchpay as a payment-plan option. Review terms before accepting any financing plan.

Pet insurance

The payment page links to pet insurance resources including PetInsurance.com, ASPCA Pet Health Insurance, and Trupanion.

Estimate script: “Before we approve treatment, can you separate the estimate by exam, diagnostics, medications, procedure, anesthesia, hospitalization, follow-up, and optional items?”

Doctors, technicians, groomers, and care coordination

The official homepage and staff page list multiple doctors, managers, technicians, client-service representatives, groomers, and pet-care attendants.

Team area What to know How to use it
Veterinarians The homepage lists several doctors, including Dr. Amanda Goodwin, Dr. Lori Hoe, Dr. Megan Manzie, Dr. Jacob Wasserman, Dr. Caroline Atkins, Dr. S. Grant Waldrop, Dr. Jackie Whitlock, Dr. Melissa Moskowitz, and Dr. Kaitlyn Johnson. Ask which appointment type or doctor is best for wellness, urgent care, dental, surgery, acupuncture, senior care, or complex medical concerns.
Technicians and assistants Support staff help with intake, labwork, monitoring, pharmacy, surgery support, records, and patient care. Give clear details about symptoms, medications, behavior, diet, and recent changes.
Client service team Front-desk and client-service representatives help with scheduling, records, app questions, payment, and communication. Have your pet’s name, your phone number, preferred appointment time, and document request ready.
Groomers The grooming page describes experienced Fear-Free Certified groomers. Call for package-specific, breed-specific, nervous-pet, or coat-condition questions.
Pet care team Pet Resort & Spa staff help with boarding, daily care, medications, and comfort needs. Provide written food, medication, emergency contact, behavior, and health instructions.

Name confusion: make sure you have the right Main Street Veterinary Hospital

Several veterinary clinics use similar “Main Street” names. This page is for the Cornelius, NC clinic.

This guide covers
Main Street Veterinary Hospital, 20310 N. Main Street, Cornelius, NC 28036, phone 704-765-1115.
Do not confuse with
Other clinics named Main Street Veterinary Hospital, Main Street Veterinary Clinic, Main Street Animal Hospital, or VCA North Main Street Veterinary Clinic in other cities or states.
Best confirmation
Check the city, state, ZIP code, phone number, official website URL, and map pin before calling, booking, or driving.
Records transfer
Give the sending clinic the full address and phone number so records are not sent to the wrong Main Street clinic.
Search tip: Use “Main Street Veterinary Hospital Cornelius NC” when searching, not only “Main Street Veterinary Hospital.”

Location, map, parking, and arrival safety

Use the map before driving, especially for urgent visits, boarding drop-off, grooming, or weekday traffic around North Main Street.

Main Street Veterinary Hospital
20310 N. Main Street
Cornelius, NC 28036
Main: 704-765-1115

Call the hospital if your pet is injured, fearful, coughing, vomiting, contagious, or needs staff assistance before entering.

Arrival safety rules

  • Dogs: Keep dogs on a secure leash and close to you in the parking area and lobby.
  • Cats: Bring cats in a secure carrier. Do not carry cats loose in your arms.
  • Contagious symptoms: Call before entering if your pet has coughing, vomiting, diarrhea, rash, fever, or possible parvo/kennel-cough exposure.
  • Fearful pets: Tell the front desk if your pet is anxious, reactive, painful, or needs low-stress handling.

Official source checklist for Main Street Veterinary Hospital

Use these pages for final verification because hours, doctors, emergency options, app links, payment details, boarding, grooming, and services can change.

Official source What it verifies When to use it
Main Street Veterinary Hospital homepage Clinic overview, privately owned/full-service description, featured services, doctors, app, AAHA accreditation, address, phone, fax, and hours. Use first for current clinic identity and main navigation.
Contact page Address, phone, hospital hours, Pet Resort & Spa hours, map, and contact form. Use before calling or driving.
Request an appointment Online appointment request route and appointment form fields. Use for non-emergency appointment requests.
Emergency care Business-hours emergency care, equipment examples, and after-hours referral guidance. Use when your pet is sick, injured, or may need immediate care.
After-hour locations After-hours emergency veterinary hospitals, phone numbers, addresses, and stated open hours. Use when Main Street Veterinary Hospital is closed.
Preventative care Exam frequency guidance, vaccinations, microchipping, parasite prevention, heartworm testing, wellness bloodwork, and nutrition counseling. Use for wellness planning and annual-care questions.
Surgery Routine and complex surgical services, pre-surgical screening, anesthesia planning, monitoring, surgical practices, and pain management. Use before spay/neuter, mass removal, dental surgery, or other procedures.
Pet boarding Dog boarding, cat boarding, Pet Resort & Spa setup, VIP suites, medical-needs boarding, and boarding request route. Use before reserving boarding or planning drop-off/pickup.
Grooming Fear-Free Certified groomers, grooming services, scheduling note, and grooming availability warning. Use for bathing, trims, nail care, de-shedding, and coat-specific scheduling.
Payment options Accepted payment methods, payment-at-service policy, CareCredit, Scratchpay, and pet insurance resources. Use before treatment, surgery, dental work, diagnostics, urgent care, or boarding expenses.
Independent guide notice: This website is not Main Street Veterinary Hospital, a veterinary clinic, an emergency hospital, or a medical provider. Always confirm current hours, urgent-care instructions, fees, records, medications, prescriptions, boarding requirements, and treatment decisions directly with a licensed veterinary professional.

Main Street Veterinary Hospital FAQs

Common questions about address, phone, hours, appointments, emergency care, services, boarding, grooming, payments, app access, and records.

1. What is the address of Main Street Veterinary Hospital?
Main Street Veterinary Hospital is located at 20310 N. Main Street, Cornelius, NC 28036. This guide focuses on the Cornelius, North Carolina clinic.
2. What is Main Street Veterinary Hospital’s phone number?
The main phone number is 704-765-1115. Use it for appointments, urgent care during open hours, records, refills, boarding, grooming, and general questions.
3. What are Main Street Veterinary Hospital’s hours?
The official contact page lists hospital hours as Monday-Friday from 7:30 AM to 6:00 PM, with the hospital closed Saturday and Sunday. Confirm current hours before visiting.
4. What are the Pet Resort & Spa hours?
The official site lists Pet Resort & Spa hours as Monday-Friday from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, closed 12 PM to 1 PM, Saturday 8:00 AM to 11:00 AM, and Sunday closed. Saturday is for boarding drop-off and pickup only.
5. Does Main Street Veterinary Hospital offer emergency care?
Yes, the emergency page says the hospital provides emergency medicine and critical care during regular business hours. If the hospital is closed, use a nearby after-hours emergency veterinary hospital.
6. Is Main Street Veterinary Hospital a 24-hour emergency vet?
No. The Cornelius hospital is open Monday-Friday during regular hospital hours. The official emergency and after-hour pages list nearby emergency hospitals for after-hours care.
7. How do I request an appointment?
You can call 704-765-1115 or use the official appointment request page. For urgent symptoms, call instead of waiting for an online form response.
8. Does Main Street Veterinary Hospital offer boarding and grooming?
Yes. The clinic’s official pages describe Main Street Pet Resort & Spa boarding for dogs and cats, plus grooming services such as bathing, brushing, trims, nail care, ear cleaning, de-shedding, and other coat-care services.
9. What payment options does Main Street Veterinary Hospital accept?
The payment page lists debit cards, credit cards including Visa, Mastercard, Discover and American Express, checks, cash, and Apple Pay. It also discusses CareCredit, Scratchpay, and pet insurance resources.
10. How do I transfer records or request refills?
Call the hospital, use the app or portal when available, or follow the clinic’s official pharmacy/refill route. For records, provide your name, pet name, previous clinic, receiving clinic, email or fax details if requested, and ask whether authorization is needed.