Sumter, SC and Charlotte, NC – October 6, 2026 – When one veterinary practice serves very different kinds of animals, one website does not always tell the full story. A veterinary practice serving families and animal owners in Sumter, SC and Charlotte, NC is taking the next step in its growth by separating its current website into two location-specific websites, giving each branch room to speak more directly to the people and animals it serves.
The Sumter location will have a stronger focus on general practice and small-animal care. For local pet owners, that means a website centered around preventative care, internal medicine, surgery, maintenance care, diagnostics, and the everyday veterinary needs of dogs, cats, and other companion animals. The practice also works with exotic pets, making its range of care broader than a traditional small-animal clinic.
The Charlotte location will have a different emphasis, with its new website designed around large-animal care and the needs of owners managing livestock and other larger species. Its services include surgery, internal medicine, preventative care, herd health, health certificates, and diagnostic capabilities. Herd health programs can include health planning, reproductive analysis, parasite control, neonatal protocols, vaccination protocols, infectious disease screening, and nutrition support.
That distinction is important because veterinary care looks very different depending on the animal and the reason for the visit. A family looking for preventative care for a dog or cat needs different information from a livestock owner looking for ongoing herd management or reproductive support. Creating dedicated websites gives each audience a clearer path to the services, information, and resources most relevant to them.
The practice's capabilities also extend into more specialized areas of veterinary medicine. Its services include digital X-rays, bloodwork, biopsies and histopathology, ultrasound, urinalysis, microscopic evaluations, laser surgery, and cold laser therapy. Surgical services range from spay and neuter procedures to mass removals, C-sections, laceration repairs, enucleation, casting, and procedures involving large animals.
For a veterinary team that works across such a wide range of species, creating a clearer online structure can make it easier for prospective clients to understand where they should go and what type of care is available. Veterinary Marketing is helping organize that information into two distinct digital destinations while keeping the overall identity of the veterinary team connected.
“Having two locations with different areas of focus gives us a great opportunity to make each website more useful to the people looking for care,” said John Donato, founder of Veterinary Marketing. “Someone bringing in a family pet should be able to quickly find the information they need, while large-animal owners should be able to find services that are specific to their animals. We want both websites to make that process easier.”
The two-site approach also creates room for each location to grow around its own community. The Sumter website can speak more directly to local pet families looking for a dependable veterinary partner, while the Charlotte website can better address the practical needs of large-animal owners and livestock operations. Both will provide a clearer picture of the veterinary care available through their respective locations.
As the practice continues serving animals across South Carolina and North Carolina, Veterinary Marketing will help make its online presence better reflect the breadth of its work while giving each location a more focused place to connect with the clients it is best equipped to serve.
About Veterinary Marketing
Founded in 2019, VeterinaryMarketing.com helps veterinary practices and pet care businesses grow through customized marketing strategies that can include website development, search engine optimization, digital advertising, social media, reputation management, photography, and performance reporting. The company works with practices to communicate what makes their approach to care unique and help more pet owners and animal owners find the services they need. For more information, visit Veterinary Marketing or call (844) 844-0338.