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Our Richland Creek Clinic staff of trained professionals includes six veterinary doctors and seven veterinary technicians. The clinic offers a full range of low-cost services, same-day surgery, and affordable treatment for whatever ails your pet. Our Pet Med Mobile vans travel from York County through the state and as far south as Aiken, offering all required vaccinations for your pets. We have six veterinary doctors who staff our mobile vans
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Dr. Stan Grist
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He's a Georgia farm boy who still has a taste for the rural life. When he isn't practicing veterinary medicine you might find him tending his plants, some of which are rare varieties not found in every garden. At Richland Creek Animal Clinic/PET MED mobile, you know him as "Dr. Stan," the familiar title he prefers. Some of you have known him for more than 30 years and he has treated generations of your pets.
Stan Grist was graduated from the University of Georgia School of Veterinary Medicine in 1973 and for a short time worked in a small town in south Georgia. But there were as many vets as there were pets, so he migrated to South Carolina and set up shop in Greer and raised his family there.
In the late 1980s, he came to Greenville and established Richland Creek, first in a small office across from our present location at 707 E. Stone Avenue. He also decided to take his services into the community and PET MED mobile was born.
Weekdays you will find him in our clinic. On Friday afternoons, Saturdays and Sunday afternoons, you'll meet him at our mobile locations.
He's there for you.
Richland Creek/PET MED clients have welcomed Dr. Chris Burton back to our team of veterinary doctors.
Those whose pets are long-time friends will remember that Dr.
Burton finished the University of Georgia School of Veterinary Medicine
and owned his own practice before doing relief and emergency work.
Dr. Burton also is one of seven vets who staff our PET MED Mobile in the Upstate and Midlands on weekends. You'll find him in the clinic on weekdays.
He and his wife, Tracie, are the parents of four boys, one dog named George and live at Simpsonville.
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