Whether you are a new client or a member of our "extended family," the doctors and staff of North Ridge Veterinary Hospital welcome you to our new hospital. North Ridge Veterinary Hospitals exceptional staff is committed to providing the highest quality veterinary care to your pets. Each member of the staff is a highly skilled, caring, and compassionate individual. We understand that your pets are important members of your family. At North Ridge Veterinary Hospital, we treat your pets as if they were our own.
With more than forty years of experience in treating local companion animals, Green Bay Animal Hospital is probably on speed dial for many cat and dog owners. The doctors are experienced, knowledgeable and friendly. Green Bay Animal Hospital has been a member of the American Animal Hospital Association since 1978.
Calypso is a full-service kennel that has been housing pets since 1990. The Enterprise Court kennel offers unique boarding for cats and dogs, as well as grooming services. The kennel also offers one-on-one training sessions with dogs.
All Paws Animal Hospital attends to the medical needs of pets. Multiple services are available, including dentistry, microchipping, preventative care, examinations and vaccinations. Veterinarians include Dr. Kerrie Burns, Dr. Holly Hamilton, Dr. Ali Lee-O'Halloran and Dr. Lisa Lindesmith. Technicians are also on hand for further assistance.
The Surfside Veterinary Hospital is located in the small Southwest Plaza shopping center near The Florist shop. It is a full service veterinary clinic and hospital offering low cost veterinary services. It is known for its low cost spray and neuter programs. It is owned and operated by Dr. Gary Haver who along with his team offer professional and compassionate care for your pet. Some of the services offered at the clinic are teeth cleaning and dental care, anesthesia and patient monitoring, and testing in the on-site laboratory. It also will provide diagnosis and treatment of ear and skin problems, arthritis and bone-joint problems.
