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We are currently accepting new clients! Our hospital provides customized, basic-to-advanced veterinary medicine and surgery accessible to every pet in the area. New Clients Welcome to the NAH family! We are so glad you found us. As a locally-owned animal hospital group serving Alachua County since 1990, we can understand how much research you have done to find the very best veterinarian for your family. We don’t take this decision lightly, and are extremely grateful that you have chosen us for your pet’s care. Prior to Visit To ensure your pet’s first visit goes as smoothly as possible, there are a few things we request from you beforehand: Please fill out our New Client Form prior to your appointment. This helps us build your client and patient profile before you arrive. Bring any adoption paperwork, vaccine history, & medical records from previous veterinarians, or upload these documents before submitting your New Client Form. (There is an option at the end of the form for document upload.) This information helps ensure there is no lapse or overlap in what medical care your pet received prior to this visit. Know your pet’s current medications & dosages (including heartworm, flea, & tick prevention!) as well as their current food and any supplements they get. If your pet is experiencing any stomach issues, diarrhea, or has not had a fecal test within the past 6 months, we ask that you please bring along a fresh stool sample from your pet to your visit. This sample should be collected within an hour or 2 before your visit. We do request that all pets remain on leash or in a cat carrier when entering our hospitals. Feel free to bring some of their favorite treats or toys along! As a courtesy, we ask that all pet parents arrive 5-10 minutes before your appointment time. If you are running late or cannot make your appointment, please give us a call immediately. 39th Ave Location Main Street Location Newberry Location Springhill Location What to Expect Your pet’s first visit is all about us getting to know you and your pet so that we can best meet your needs. At your first visit, our team will be ready to answer any specific questions or concerns that you have about your pet’s health. In addition, your veterinarian will also examine them to get an idea of their general health, as well as to identify any potential abnormalities like skin issues, heart murmurs, or mobility issues. To learn more about what is covered during your pet’s exam, visit here . We have 4 locations to serve you and your pet! Give us a call or fill out our New Client Form to schedule a visit at the NAH location that is most convenient for you. Also, we want you to know that we are proud to offer pet acupuncture at all of our locations! Our 39th Avenue location also offers a larger variety of integrative therapies, such as laser therapy and herbal supplements, performed by veterinarians trained in Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine. If you would like your pet to be seen by a Holistic vet, please let us know when scheduling, so we can ensure your pet’s treatment plan meets your lifestyle. To learn more about the integrative therapies we offer, please visit our Holistic Services page. When your pet becomes a patient at Newberry Animal Hospital, you’re both family for life. Follow us on social media to become part of our pet-loving community so you can see just what our team and patients are up to, both inside and outside of our hospitals! VISIT US ON SOCIAL MEDIA

Does your pet need surgery? Discover our pet surgery services in Gainesville or Newberry, FL. Our skilled veterinary teams provide the best pet surgical care. Surgery We hope your pet never needs surgery. However, if the need arises, you should know that Newberry Animal Hospital Group is committed to the best possible care for your pet. We are an intermediate veterinary care group. This means that our doctors dedicate their ongoing education to the latest in specialty/advanced surgical (as well as minimally invasive) techniques and methods. Routine surgeries can be anything from a dental procedure to amputations, to a spay or neuter. Please let us know if we can help! Cystotomy It is becoming more common to find bladder stones in dogs or cats. A cystotomy is the surgical procedure used to open a pet's urinary bladder to remove stones. Pets that may have bladder stones often present with difficult or painful urination, blood in the urine, or just can't urinate. Exploratory This is a surgical procedure used to investigate and diagnose a medical condition. Also referred to as: X-Laps, Exploratory Laparotomy Often, this type of surgery is the only option if a traditional method of detection (such as x-ray or ultrasound) does not explain your pet’s condition. An Exploratory surgery can not only reveal the cause, but would provide the opportunity to correct it. Even though we believe surgery should be the last option for a diagnosis, we are fully committed to performing a minimally-invasive surgery technique, whenever possible, to help make the post procedural recovery quick, and as pain free as possible. Accidental Ingestion This is a protocol where various efforts are made to expel or remove poisons. Whether your dog or cat ingested inappropriate food items, human or animal medications, chemicals or some other toxic substances, our professional staff is trained to identify and address the impact of this toxin on your pet. Often, pets present symptoms such as vomiting, lethargy, bruising, or are pale in color. Bloat AKA GVD, Gastric Dilitation, or Gastric Vulvulous This is a condition of extreme distention of the stomach which may be twisted on itself. This is life-threatening… and generally requires surgery. Pets may present with a swollen abdomen, distended abdomen, or big belly. Fractures/Broken Bones Surgical treatment for fractures or broken bones vary. We often both non-invasive and surgical options for these types of injuries. Pets often present with symptoms such as limping, painful movement, and just not bearing weight on a limb. Amputation This is a procedure that involves removing a damaged or diseased limb. An amputation is normally performed under general anesthesia, with the surgery site shaved and cleaned, followed by pain management and post-operative care to ensure a smooth recovery. Splenectomy This is the surgical removal of a pet's spleen. When there is a growth/mass/tumor in the spleen, it often requires its removal. Pets that are brought in with spleen issues often present with extreme lethargy, and/or paleness in color. C-Section This is a procedure where puppies or kittens are surgically removed from the uterus through an incision in the abdomen. AKA Caesarian When female cats or dogs have difficulty birthing, or straining to give birth, we offer this emergency surgical option. We are a phone call away if you have a dog or cat in labor Pyometra This is a procedure where the infected uterus is removed to prevent sepsis or death. AKA Ovariohysterectomy This is a uterine infection in the intact/non-spayed female dogs or cats. We recommend early spay/neuter to best avoid this condition. Pets present extremely sick, with symptoms such as vaginal drainage or vaginal pus. The causes are generally attributed to hormonal influences in older females. We routinely perform emergency pyos with excellent results and quick recoveries. Traumatic Injuries Trauma treatment varies greatly, but our focus is to first address life-threatening conditions. Was your pet hit by a car, golf cart or maybe attacked by dogs, or in a dog fight? Our team manages these emergencies on a regular basis. We accept emergencies during working hours without an appointment (walk-ins). We are happy to ‘triage’ your emergency and make sure your injured pet family member receives the best care available. Urinary Obstruction AKA PU Surgery, Perineal Urethrostomy Both Cats and Dogs can get a urinary obstruction, or urinary blockage, from stones or inflammatory debris.

Established in 1990, our practice is committed to improving your pet's quality of life considering solutions that fit your lifestyle, work schedule and budget. OUR MISSION | OUR PURPOSE | OUR PASSION. Our purpose is to provide customized basic to advanced veterinary medicine and surgery that is accessible to everyone. As a business, we want to inspire and nurture the human spirit by serving animal health in the community with excellence, compassion, and integrity. We promote other local businesses and organizations simply because that's how we think everything should work. We are all in this together. We are not corporately owned! Our ability to sustain a local business is completely based on our medical care and service, and YOUR satisfaction as a client. It's that simple. And we do this by consistently focusing on our business culture, utilizing solid and tested Core Values. If you are interested in learning more about careers with us, please visit our career page ! OUR CORE VALUES Courage Fearless, open honesty. Own your stuff. Growth Persistent Development Do More. Be More. Devotion Be ALL IN. Optimism Contagious positivity. Spread the GOOD. Achievement Finish STRONG. NAH Historical Timeline In 2012, Newberry Animal Hospital rebranded while expanding with two more hospitals in Gainesville, Florida. Renovations were completed at the Main Street and Newberry locations. In 2013, Newberry Animal Hospital acquired a holistic practice in Gainesville, which helped provide a more 'integrative approach' to veterinary care, utilizing Eastern veterinary techniques. In 2020, along with a worldwide pandemic, Newberry Animal Hospital celebrated our 30th year as a local business serving Alachua County. We also added services that allowed us to practice care in whatever ways were humanly possible. In 2022, Newberry Animal Hospital acquired the Springhill location near Santa Fe College in Gainesville, bringing the total number of locally-owned hospitals to four. YAY! Our Founder We are in our 4th decade of animal healthcare, so we thought that sharing our history might be interesting for some. Newberry Animal Hospital was founded in 1990 by Dr. Jeff Philpot in the small town of Newberry, just a few miles west of Gainesville. It began as a rural, mixed animal practice with a single doctor that really knew how to take care of people and pets. He loved beagles and fishing almost as much as he loved his clients. As Dr. Baltzley looked for a place to plant his roots, he decided to partner with Dr. Philpot as they began to plan for future growth. Unfortunately, not much later, the beloved Dr. Philpot was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer, and passed away in 2008. His spirit is still a huge part of Newberry Animal Hospital and had an impact on everyone that knew him. Dr. Philpot

Ensure your cat stays healthy with our feline adult wellness package. We offer routine exams, vaccinations, and preventive care to support a long, happy life. < Back Adult Cat Wellness Package Yearly vet visits for adult cats keep them healthy and active. This package is perfect for adult cats. This comprehensive Adult Cat Wellness Package includes: Comprehensive Physical Exam (with the doctor) Feline Junior Wellness Bloodwork Screening (to IDEXX) Fecal Screening (to IDEXX) ...when all services are completed together. Previous Package Next Package

Searching for a safe place for your pet to stay? We offer professional, short-term boarding and kennel services at our 39th Avenue and Newberry road locations. Services Wellness Care Wellness care for your pet is made up of preventative vet visits to keep them healthy. Continue reading here to learn about how our doctors examine your pet, what they look for during the exam. Read More Integrative Services Integrative veterinary services emphasize care and healing that considers the whole animal, body, mind, and environment, and strive to prevent sickness through preventative care. Read More Dental Care Your pets will live a longer, healthier life if they receive regular dental care. By the age of 3, most pets will show some evidence of Periodontal Disease (PD). If left untreated, it can cause your pet to develop other health-related issues such as kidney, liver, and heart muscle changes. Read More Boarding and Kennels We currently offer short-term boarding services at our 39th Avenue and Newberry Locations. Read More Acupuncture Acupuncture can be an excellent therapy for chronic conditions that are managed rather than completely cured with western medicine. Read More Laser Therapy Laser Therapy can help reduce pain and inflammation for pain conditions such as fractures, wounds, post-surgery pain, post-dentals, arthritis, hip displasia, or degenerative joint disease, among others painful conditions. Read More X-ray or Radiographic Imaging A Direct Digital Radiologic suite reduces patient exposure and decreases the amount of time to get total quality images that allows your veterinarian to best use it to support a diagnosis. Read More Allergy Testing Pet allergies are one of the most common problems discussed at appointment time. Want to know more about how pets show allergic symptoms? Read More Ultrasound This is a great tool to provide our doctors with a non-invasive look inside. One of the most common reasons for a veterinarian to use ultrasound is as an aid to diagnosis. Read More Tele-Pet Care What is Telemedicine? It is basically virtual vet care. Through our virtual care process, you can connect with one of our veterinarians from the comfort of your home or workplace. You’ll have the peace of mind and convenience that a pet parent looks for. (Also referred to as a Virtual Visit, or Digital Consultation!) Read More Pet Transport If you cannot bring your pet to see us at our hospital, you can elect to use our pet transport service to pick up your pet, and then drop them back off to you at the end of the day. We can also do house calls. Read More International Health Certificates Travel season means that each pet boarding a plane must have a good bill of health so as not to spread infectious disease to other parts of the world. The way they do this is through International Health Certificates (IHCs) performed by your pet's veterinarian, who must be endorsed by the USDA as a 'USDA-accredited' veterinarian. Learn more about how this service works, and how best to be prepared for this visit AND your travel! Read More Microchipping The microchipping registry 'Save This Life' has unexpectedly shut down its microchip registry. If your pet’s microchip was registered with them, we strongly encourage you to re-register with a new registry as soon as possible to help ensure their continued safety. We are recommending two registries. Learn more about them, and the many benefits of microchipping. Read More

Ensure your pet’s safety with our permanent microchip identification. This simple procedure provides peace of mind and increases the chances of a happy reunion. Microchipping The microchipping registry 'Save This Life' has unexpectedly shut down its microchip registry. If your pet’s microchip was registered with them, we strongly encourage you to re-register with a new registry as soon as possible to help ensure their continued safety. We are recommending two registries. Learn more about them, and the many benefits of microchipping. Back We currently recommend one of two trusted microchip registries: • Free Pet Chip Registry (www.freepetchipregistry.com ) - A free service connected to the AAHA Microchip Lookup Tool, making it simple for anyone who finds your pet to access your contact information with no additional cost to you. • Petlink (www.petlink.net ) - The microchip registry used in all of our hospitals, currently offering a discount for Save This Life members with the code: VEDCO. Why microchip my pet? Not knowing where your pet is can be one of the scariest feelings. Microchipping increases the chances of finding your pet if they ever get lost. Microchipping as a permanent form of identification is encouraged as it can not fall off or break easily. The microchip itself is about the size of a grain of rice. How is the chip implanted? The small transmitter is usually inserted between the shoulder blades, right underneath the skin. The process of insertion is quick and painless for you pet. When a scanner passes over it, a signal is emitted indicating the unique identification number of the chip. How does the chip provide information? Pet recovery databases around the world will record and store your pets ID tag number. This number is used to both locate your pet and contact the owner if a registered tag is found.It is also important to remember to keep your contact information up-to-date after your initial registration.

Keep your pet healthy with routine wellness exams and preventative care. Our doctors provide thorough checkups to ensure your furry friend stays happy and well. Services Wellness Care Wellness care for your pet is made up of preventative vet visits to keep them healthy. Continue reading here to learn about how our doctors examine your pet, what they look for during the exam. Read More Integrative Services Integrative veterinary services emphasize care and healing that considers the whole animal, body, mind, and environment, and strive to prevent sickness through preventative care. Read More Dental Care Your pets will live a longer, healthier life if they receive regular dental care. By the age of 3, most pets will show some evidence of Periodontal Disease (PD). If left untreated, it can cause your pet to develop other health-related issues such as kidney, liver, and heart muscle changes. Read More Boarding and Kennels We currently offer short-term boarding services at our 39th Avenue and Newberry Locations. Read More Acupuncture Acupuncture can be an excellent therapy for chronic conditions that are managed rather than completely cured with western medicine. Read More Laser Therapy Laser Therapy can help reduce pain and inflammation for pain conditions such as fractures, wounds, post-surgery pain, post-dentals, arthritis, hip displasia, or degenerative joint disease, among others painful conditions. Read More X-ray or Radiographic Imaging A Direct Digital Radiologic suite reduces patient exposure and decreases the amount of time to get total quality images that allows your veterinarian to best use it to support a diagnosis. Read More Allergy Testing Pet allergies are one of the most common problems discussed at appointment time. Want to know more about how pets show allergic symptoms? Read More Ultrasound This is a great tool to provide our doctors with a non-invasive look inside. One of the most common reasons for a veterinarian to use ultrasound is as an aid to diagnosis. Read More Tele-Pet Care What is Telemedicine? It is basically virtual vet care. Through our virtual care process, you can connect with one of our veterinarians from the comfort of your home or workplace. You’ll have the peace of mind and convenience that a pet parent looks for. (Also referred to as a Virtual Visit, or Digital Consultation!) Read More Pet Transport If you cannot bring your pet to see us at our hospital, you can elect to use our pet transport service to pick up your pet, and then drop them back off to you at the end of the day. We can also do house calls. Read More International Health Certificates Travel season means that each pet boarding a plane must have a good bill of health so as not to spread infectious disease to other parts of the world. The way they do this is through International Health Certificates (IHCs) performed by your pet's veterinarian, who must be endorsed by the USDA as a 'USDA-accredited' veterinarian. Learn more about how this service works, and how best to be prepared for this visit AND your travel! Read More Microchipping The microchipping registry 'Save This Life' has unexpectedly shut down its microchip registry. If your pet’s microchip was registered with them, we strongly encourage you to re-register with a new registry as soon as possible to help ensure their continued safety. We are recommending two registries. Learn more about them, and the many benefits of microchipping. Read More

Ensure your pet’s safety with our permanent microchip identification. This simple procedure provides peace of mind and increases the chances of a happy reunion. Services Wellness Care Wellness care for your pet is made up of preventative vet visits to keep them healthy. Continue reading here to learn about how our doctors examine your pet, what they look for during the exam. Read More Integrative Services Integrative veterinary services emphasize care and healing that considers the whole animal, body, mind, and environment, and strive to prevent sickness through preventative care. Read More Dental Care Your pets will live a longer, healthier life if they receive regular dental care. By the age of 3, most pets will show some evidence of Periodontal Disease (PD). If left untreated, it can cause your pet to develop other health-related issues such as kidney, liver, and heart muscle changes. Read More Boarding and Kennels We currently offer short-term boarding services at our 39th Avenue and Newberry Locations. Read More Acupuncture Acupuncture can be an excellent therapy for chronic conditions that are managed rather than completely cured with western medicine. Read More Laser Therapy Laser Therapy can help reduce pain and inflammation for pain conditions such as fractures, wounds, post-surgery pain, post-dentals, arthritis, hip displasia, or degenerative joint disease, among others painful conditions. Read More X-ray or Radiographic Imaging A Direct Digital Radiologic suite reduces patient exposure and decreases the amount of time to get total quality images that allows your veterinarian to best use it to support a diagnosis. Read More Allergy Testing Pet allergies are one of the most common problems discussed at appointment time. Want to know more about how pets show allergic symptoms? Read More Ultrasound This is a great tool to provide our doctors with a non-invasive look inside. One of the most common reasons for a veterinarian to use ultrasound is as an aid to diagnosis. Read More Tele-Pet Care What is Telemedicine? It is basically virtual vet care. Through our virtual care process, you can connect with one of our veterinarians from the comfort of your home or workplace. You’ll have the peace of mind and convenience that a pet parent looks for. (Also referred to as a Virtual Visit, or Digital Consultation!) Read More Pet Transport If you cannot bring your pet to see us at our hospital, you can elect to use our pet transport service to pick up your pet, and then drop them back off to you at the end of the day. We can also do house calls. Read More International Health Certificates Travel season means that each pet boarding a plane must have a good bill of health so as not to spread infectious disease to other parts of the world. The way they do this is through International Health Certificates (IHCs) performed by your pet's veterinarian, who must be endorsed by the USDA as a 'USDA-accredited' veterinarian. Learn more about how this service works, and how best to be prepared for this visit AND your travel! Read More Microchipping The microchipping registry 'Save This Life' has unexpectedly shut down its microchip registry. If your pet’s microchip was registered with them, we strongly encourage you to re-register with a new registry as soon as possible to help ensure their continued safety. We are recommending two registries. Learn more about them, and the many benefits of microchipping. Read More

Keep your pet healthy with routine wellness exams and preventative care. Our doctors provide thorough checkups to ensure your furry friend stays happy and well. Wellness Care Wellness care for your pet is made up of preventative vet visits to keep them healthy. Continue reading here to learn about how our doctors examine your pet, what they look for during the exam. Back A pet exam is a comprehensive evaluation of the pet's condition. When we are asked about our wellness exams, we refer to this page. What exactly is your veterinarian looking for during a visit, and why is this so important? FELINE EXAM: The mouth and teeth are checked for signs of periodontal disease and gingivitis. Lymph nodes and glands are checked for abnormalities in size, shape, and texture that often occur with the onset of disease or infection. The skin and coat are checked for dehydration, hair loss, mats, rashes, growths, and evidence of parasites. The legs and joints are checked for a normal range of motion, signs of discomfort, tenderness, and other abnormalities. Ears are checked for signs of infection such as pain, tenderness, redness, swelling, abnormal odor, and any discharge. Eyes are checked for abnormal sensitivities that could be related to disease, tears, and infection, such as discharge, irritation, discoloration, abnormal movement or reaction to light. The heart and lungs are checked for irregular beats and rhythms, wheezing and other abnormal sounds. The abdomen is checked for irregularities in the size, shape, thickness, and texture of the liver, spleen, kidneys, intestines, and bladder. CANINE EXAM: The mouth and teeth are checked for signs of periodontal disease and gingivitis. Lymph nodes and glands are checked for abnormalities in size, shape, and texture that often occur with the onset of disease or infection. The skin and coat are checked for dehydration, hair loss, mats, rashes, growths, and evidence of parasites. The legs and joints are checked for normal range of motion, signs of discomfort, tenderness, and other abnormalities. Ears are checked for signs of infection such as pain, tenderness, redness, swelling, abnormal odor and any discharge. Eyes are checked for abnormal sensitivities that could be related to disease, tears, and infection, such as discharge, irritation, discoloration, abnormal movement or reaction to light. The heart and lungs are checked for irregular beats and rhythms, wheezing and other abnormal sounds. The abdomen is checked for irregularities in the size, shape, thickness, and texture of the liver, spleen kidneys, intestines, and bladder. (One thing you won’t see on these lists is the passive exam that is done during their physical exam that evaluates your pet’s behavioral and neurological responses. )

Are you looking for a rewarding career working with animals? Apply here to experience an amazing business culture and valuable training. APPLY NOW Looking For A Career in Vet Med? You should seriously consider applying with Newberry Animal Hospital if: 1) You believe in celebrating our success together, and LOUDLY. 2). You are interested in having clear developmental paths leading to positions that allow you to grow and develop your skills in the areas of your interest. 3). If you are interested in vying for one of the number of yearly scholarships* to become a Certified Veterinary Technician, if that is a career path that appeals to you. 4). If you love to work in a positive, thriving atmosphere of support and team values, this is the place for you. (*based on qualifying factors) Employee Benefits HEALTHCARE, VISION, LIFE INSURANCE, AND A BUY-IN DENTAL PLAN EMPLOYER-MATCHING IRA RETIREMENT PLAN PAID TIME OFF BONUSES, INCENTIVES AND DISCOUNTS FOR EMPLOYEE-OWNED PETS PARTICIPATION IN SPONSORED TEAM-BUILDING EVENTS THAT HELP MAKE THIS A FUN PLACE TO WORK Qualified candidates must be willing to submit to an online personality and cognitive assessment, as well as a background check. Also, any employee may be required to undergo random testing for alcohol or drug abuse at any time during employment. CORE VALUES Courage: Fearless, Open, Honest (O.Y.S.) Growth: Persistent Development (Do More.Be More.) Devotion: Be all IN! Optimism: Contagious Positivity (Spread the GOOD!) Achievement: Measurable Success (Finish Strong!) ARE YOU A VETERINARIAN? Are you passionate about practicing high-quality medicine in a collaborative and supportive environment? Do you want a flexible schedule and the ability to pursue your interests both in and out of veterinary medicine? Are you looking to rediscover the reasons you became a veterinarian? If so, Newberry Animal Hospital (NAH) in beautiful North Central Florida, is the perfect place for you. As a privately owned small animal practice group with four hospitals and twelve veterinarians in North Central Florida, we are currently seeking a full- or part-time Associate Veterinarian with excellent interpersonal skills to join our team. We are also excited to connect with DVMs who are seeking ownership opportunities. If you’ve ever dreamed of running your own practice, we offer a pathway to leadership without the burden of managing the daily administrative aspects of the business. At Newberry Animal Hospital, we support veterinarians who want to take on a leadership role, focus on practicing high-quality medicine, and help guide the direction of their practice, all while leaving the operational logistics to a dedicated administrative team. Job details: At NAH, you’ll experience the benefits of working in a large, well-organized practice without the restrictions of corporate medicine. Our focus is on providing high-quality care, supported by a well-trained staff and state-of-the-art equipment such as ultrasound, digital radiographs, digital dental radiographs, and a Companion Laser, among others. We offer a wide range of services, including acupuncture and advanced soft tissue surgery. We encourage our veterinarians to pursue their individual passions and expand their skills, whether in surgery, integrative medicine, ultrasound, exotics, emergency medicine, or other areas that excite and challenge them. WHY US? WHY HERE? Our practice is built on a foundation of strong core values. We approach the challenges of veterinary medicine with courage and optimism, and we are deeply committed to our staff, our clients, and our patients. At NAH, your growth and success are our priority, and we aim to help you develop both your veterinary and leadership skills to thrive in your career. We provide a competitive salary with a pro-sal incentive program and no negative accrual. Our generous benefits package includes medical and dental coverage, continuing education opportunities, paid time off, and a matching IRA. In addition, we offer a flexible schedule so you can enjoy life outside of veterinary medicine and maintain a healthy work-life balance. Gainesville, Florida, is a vibrant college town with a small-town feel. With year-round outdoor activities, cultural events hosted by the University of Florida, and a strong school and healthcare system, Gainesville is an ideal place for young professionals and families. We are also looking to expand around the North Central Florida area. The Atlantic and Gulf beaches are also just a short drive away. At Newberry Animal Hospital, you’ll find a workplace where you are valued and supported, with opportunities to grow and develop both personally and professionally. This is a place to build lasting relationships with patients, clients, and colleagues—a place where learning never stops. At NAH, the sky’s the limit. APPLY NOW

Protect your pet’s health with professional dental cleanings and exams. Our expert team prevents oral disease to keep your pet’s teeth clean and breath fresh. Services Wellness Care Wellness care for your pet is made up of preventative vet visits to keep them healthy. Continue reading here to learn about how our doctors examine your pet, what they look for during the exam. Read More Integrative Services Integrative veterinary services emphasize care and healing that considers the whole animal, body, mind, and environment, and strive to prevent sickness through preventative care. Read More Dental Care Your pets will live a longer, healthier life if they receive regular dental care. By the age of 3, most pets will show some evidence of Periodontal Disease (PD). If left untreated, it can cause your pet to develop other health-related issues such as kidney, liver, and heart muscle changes. Read More Boarding and Kennels We currently offer short-term boarding services at our 39th Avenue and Newberry Locations. Read More Acupuncture Acupuncture can be an excellent therapy for chronic conditions that are managed rather than completely cured with western medicine. Read More Laser Therapy Laser Therapy can help reduce pain and inflammation for pain conditions such as fractures, wounds, post-surgery pain, post-dentals, arthritis, hip displasia, or degenerative joint disease, among others painful conditions. Read More X-ray or Radiographic Imaging A Direct Digital Radiologic suite reduces patient exposure and decreases the amount of time to get total quality images that allows your veterinarian to best use it to support a diagnosis. Read More Allergy Testing Pet allergies are one of the most common problems discussed at appointment time. Want to know more about how pets show allergic symptoms? Read More Ultrasound This is a great tool to provide our doctors with a non-invasive look inside. One of the most common reasons for a veterinarian to use ultrasound is as an aid to diagnosis. Read More Tele-Pet Care What is Telemedicine? It is basically virtual vet care. Through our virtual care process, you can connect with one of our veterinarians from the comfort of your home or workplace. You’ll have the peace of mind and convenience that a pet parent looks for. (Also referred to as a Virtual Visit, or Digital Consultation!) Read More Pet Transport If you cannot bring your pet to see us at our hospital, you can elect to use our pet transport service to pick up your pet, and then drop them back off to you at the end of the day. We can also do house calls. Read More International Health Certificates Travel season means that each pet boarding a plane must have a good bill of health so as not to spread infectious disease to other parts of the world. The way they do this is through International Health Certificates (IHCs) performed by your pet's veterinarian, who must be endorsed by the USDA as a 'USDA-accredited' veterinarian. Learn more about how this service works, and how best to be prepared for this visit AND your travel! Read More Microchipping The microchipping registry 'Save This Life' has unexpectedly shut down its microchip registry. If your pet’s microchip was registered with them, we strongly encourage you to re-register with a new registry as soon as possible to help ensure their continued safety. We are recommending two registries. Learn more about them, and the many benefits of microchipping. Read More