Emily Jewell DVM

Northside Veterinary Clinic originally opened its doors in 1958. Since that time, the clinic has served a wide variety of animals before being purchased by our present owner, Dr. Randy Thompson, in 1999.

While some things have certainly changed over the years, the one thing that has remained constant is our dedication and commitment to providing the best available veterinary healthcare services to our patients while also offering superior service to our valued clients.

Routine wellness care provides a solid foundation for your pet to enjoy a lifetime of good health. These annual or semi-annual visits allow our veterinarians and staff to gather a complete and accurate picture of your pet's overall health and monitor any changes as they occur.

Wellness visits provide the opportunity to identify potential medical concerns so that they can be addressed quickly, often before they develop into a serious and costly problem for your pet.At Northside Veterinary Clinic, our wellness exams include a thorough physical examination, weight management, oral health assessment, musculoskeletal exam, parasite prevention and any diagnostic testing that our veterinarians may deem necessary.

At Northside Veterinary Clinic, we understand that bringing your pet in for surgery can be a difficult and stressful time for you both. Our staff is dedicated to making each and every procedure as stress-free as possible for everyone involved. Our highly skilled veterinarians perform a variety of surgeries ranging from routine spay and neuter to more complex abdominal procedures.

Pet dental care is about more than just good smelling breath! A healthy mouth is essential to your pet's overall health and wellbeing. When pets have problems with their teeth and gums, it can lead to dental disease, a much more serious condition that can affect the heart, kidneys and liver. At Northside Veterinary Clinic, we provide general dental services that include teeth cleaning, polishing, and surgical extractions.

When our pets are sick or in pain, they can't speak to tell us what's bothering them. It's up to us, as caring pet owners and veterinary healthcare professionals, to get to the bottom of whatever it is that's causing the problem.

Veterinary diagnostics are invaluable tools that allow us to delve deeper - beneath the surface of the skin - to identify, diagnose and treat a wide variety of illnesses and injuries that may be ailing our animal companions.The sooner an accurate diagnosis can be reached, the better the outcome for the patient.