About Us
Saving Grace Animal Hospital on Thompson Mill Road in Canton, NC is a full-service veterinary clinic providing comprehensive veterinary care for dogs and cats in Canton, Waynesville and Haywood County. Our team of well trained, compassionate professionals are dedicated to delivering high-quality care.
Our Story
Veterinary Hospital in Canton, North Carolina
We are an independent, locally owned small animal veterinary clinic located in Canton, North Carolina dedicated to providing quality, affordable, comprehensive care for dogs and cats in Canton, Waynesville and all of Haywood county. Our well trained staff aims to meet or exceed your expectations for friendly service and professionalism.
We are here to serve you and appreciate that you have entrusted us with caring for your pet. Our success depends on your satisfaction. If you are pleased with the service we provide, tell a friend. If not, please tell us.
To learn more about our veterinary medicine please give us a call.
Why Choose Us
The crew at Saving Grace Animal Hospital of Canton are courteous, hard-working and well trained. We treat people like we want people to treat us and we treat their pets like we treat our own pets. Our goal is to help you keep your pet healthy and to get them healthy if they become ill or injured. You can expect honest and clear advice from our friendly staff.
Our Veterinarian
Dr. Daniel Moore was born in Winston-Salem and raised in Hendersonville, North Carolina. Growing up in the mountains of western North Carolina he developed a love for outdoor activities, especially fishing and camping. After high school, he earned his US Coast Guard Captain license and moved to Alaska to become a fishing guide. Eventually, family, friends and fiancé brought him back to western NC where he enrolled at UNCA with the goal of becoming a veterinarian. He graduated from UNCA with high honors and completed his Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree at North Carolina State University College of Veterinary Medicine.
Dr. Moore enjoys the challenges and gratification of caring for pets, their owners and the problems they encounter. He and his wife, Lelah, have three young children (Winston, Annie and Ellie Jane) and three rescue dogs (Mason, Charlie and Hank)….and Daniel still enjoys fishing and camping
