The doctors and staff at Companion Animal Hospital are dedicated to excellence in veterinary care, customer service and client convenience. We treat your pets like our own and are open 7 days a week! Please call us for an appointment. Walk-ins are welcome, but will be seen after scheduled appointments."

Internal Medicine

Patients receive care in all areas of internal medicine. We treat animals with diarrhea, vomiting, kidney and liver problems, pancreatitis, Cushing's disease, hypo or hyperthyroidism, congestive heart failure, bladder stones, Colitis, Bronchitis, cancer and many more medical problems. We use digital radiography, in-house and outside laboratories and our clinical experience to arrive at a diagnosis. Once we have arrived at a diagnosis, we will offer you all the treatment options available and the prognosis. With difficult decisions, we ll offer you advice on what we d do if it was our pet.

Our doctors are highly-skilled in routine, soft tissue and orthopedic surgeries. Spays, Neuters, skin, eye and ear tumor removals, amputations, abdominal exploratories, Splenectomies, Bladder stone removal, Gastrotomies, Enterotomies and Cruciate ligament repairs are just some of the surgeries we offer.

Surgery

Skin and ear problems are one of the most common reasons for veterinary visits. Fortunately, most of these pets can be easily treated. If a skin or ear problem becomes chronic, we have a variety of testing methods and treatments available.
Dermatology

Long a neglected area of pet health care, prophylactic cleaning of teeth prevents gum diseases, halitosis, tooth loss and serious organ infections. Companion Animal Hospital has a full regimen of treatment for dental care from routine ultrasonic dental scaling and polishing to the use of a high-speed drill for complicated extractions and other dental procedures. Companion Animal Hospital offers a variety of options to help promote and maintain your pet s dental health at home.

We also offer digital dental radiology as a part of our comprehensive dental care and treatment. Just as your dentist takes radiographs of your teeth, dental radiology also allows veterinarians the opportunity to look beyond the obvious and better examine teeth and their supporting structures below the gumline exposing hidden, and often undiagnosed problems.