Wake Veterinary Hospital

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We have an excellent care team
of professionals including:

Dr. George Kahdy
Dr. Phil DeBrito
Dr. Quentin Hodges

Dr. Kahdy with his Springer Spaniels,
“Jake” and “Lilly.”
Dr. George Kahdy has practiced veterinary medicine in the Knightdale area for 35 years. He has practiced both large and small animal medicine with emphasis on general small animal medicine and surgery. Along with his wife Martha, a 30-year guidance counselor at Lockhart Elementary School, he has raised two daughters who are both in veterinary school at NCSU. Kathryn graduated in May of 2008 and Kristin is finished with her second year. Along with his love of animals Dr. Kahdy has cultivated an interest in teaching Martial arts and has attained the rank of 3rd degree black belt in Karate and green belt in Ju Jitsu. He owns and operates Knightdale Martial Arts.

Dr. Phil DeBrito examines a patient

Dr. Phil DeBrito has spent the majority of his life in Wake County. His interests in veterinary medicine were cultivated while attending North Carolina State University and he was a member of the first class of students selected to attend Auburn University School of Veterinary Medicine in 1972. Dr, DeBrito is married to Ruth, a registered nurse, and has one son, Gary. Presently, the rest of the family includes Kajun and Evan (horses), and BooBear, Brewski, Scoozer and Miss Priss (cats). Dr. DeBrito spends most of his spare time fishing (Charter Boat Captain’s License), golfing, and gardening. Dr. DeBrito has dedicated most of the past 32 years to his veterinary patients and has a keen interest in surgery and abdominal ultrasonography.

“ I am very proud that our hospital has constantly pushed forward to provide the best in service and care to our patients. Caregivers in veterinary medicine must be vigilant to put the patient first, to speak up for that patient and provide the most compassionate aid possible”. - Dr. Phil G DeBrito

Dr. Quentin Hodges with his 2 dogs
Gracie and Milo
Dr. Quentin Hodges grew up in a small rural town in North Carolina where he was exposed to a wide range of animals. This upbringing inspired him to pursue a career in veterinary medicine. Dr. Hodges is married to Elaine, a medical technologist, and lives in Cary with their two dogs Gracie and Milo, and their three cats: Kahlua, Gonzo, and Gizmo. Dr. Hodges received his doctorate from the NCSU College of Veterinary Medicine. His professional interests include, but are not limited to exotics, surgery, oncology, and internal medicine. In his free time, Dr. Hodges enjoys swimming, landscaping, traveling, and spending time with his wife and animals.