Stockton Hill Animal Hospital

Some might say we are here to heal pets, to give vaccinations, to perform dental cleanings, and to spay and neuter your frisky four-pawed friends and while that is WHAT we do (and we do it very well), what is far more important is WHY we do it.

We are in the veterinary business because we believe that pets enrich the lives of their owners, whether it is the working relationship of a cattle dog and a rancher, or the more intimate relationship of a pampered kitty and an elderly widow.We believe pets bring a particular joy, comfort and companionship that cannot be found anywhere else.

We provide comprehensive health care services to ensure that your pet lives a long and healthy life. More than that, we provide a caring team of pet care specialists who understand the unique human/animal bond and we know that when your pet is hurting, you are hurting too. We provide compassionate care to you and your pets in an environment of respect and courtesy coupled with open and honest communication.

You may wonder why we have this section on our site. Most veterinarians and animal hospitals simply give you a mission statement filled with big words that tell you WHAT they do, but few share WHY they do it!

We are strong believers in a three level approach to life that starts with WHY (our driving motivation for action), extends to HOW (specific actions that are taken to realize our Why), and ends with WHAT (the tangible ways in which we bring our Why to life).Because we are so passionate about pets and ensuring they live long and happy lives, we wanted to share our WHY, HOW and WHAT with you, our clients and our friends.

We believe preventative health care is the best way to enhance your pet's longevity and vitality. We also believe that each pet is a family member with unique medical, dental, and nutritional needs. As a member of your family, you want your dog or cat to remain a vital, loving part of your life for as long as possible.

We understand that advanced diagnostics means better health for your pet; the use of diagnostics is an essential part in our approach to preventative medicine. Not only is this approach better for your pet, but in the long run it is much cheaper for you to prevent an illness before it becomes a major issue by diagnosing it early.