1885 Chartwell Drive ~ Traverse City, MI 49686 ~ 231-935-1511 / 800-319-8030 ~ Directions / Map
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Our hospital is a small animal practice that specializes in wellness care for animals of all ages, from pediatrics to seniors. We care for minor problems and very serious traumatic situations. Great communication with our clients is our hallmark. You can count on a high standard of care provided by knowledgeable, kind and compassionate professionals.
You will also find a high level of expertise in several areas of medicine. Because our doctors and staff are dedicated to keeping up with this rapidly changing profession, we attend Continuing Education functions regularly. We know this is as important to you as it is to us. We all want to provide the best care that we can for your pet(s).
Pain is often a concern of our clients, and it should be. Rest assured that is a primary concern of our doctors and staff as well. We are a member of the International Veterinary Academy of Pain Management. This organization is the first of its kind to help identify ways to reduce pain and develop protocols for pain medication in animals. Just think, it was only a few short years ago that it was thought animals did not feel pain!
Our doctors have taken special interest in small animals that tend to be a child's first pet: Chinchillas, Gerbils, Guinea Pigs, Hamsters, Hedgehogs, Rabbits, Rats, and Mice. Some of these animals present unique challenges in treatment so our doctors' interest in this area makes us a good choice for treating these pets.
We open at 7:30 each morning to make it convenient to "drop off" your pet(s) while you are work or otherwise unable to work out a convenient time to be seen.
Our doctors are members of the International Veterinary Academy of Pain Management, the first group of its kind for animals.