We will be open Sat, Dec. 23 from 7am – 11:45am. CLOSED Sun, 12/24 and Mon, 12/25. Resume normal hours Tues 12/26
We will be open Sat, Dec. 23 from 7am – 11:45am. CLOSED Sun, 12/24 and Mon, 12/25. Resume normal hours Tues 12/26
Except for surgeries, dentals and grooms,
we are a walk-in (no appointment needed) clinic.
Just sign in on our online waitlist below.
At Hope Animal Clinic, we are focused on you and your pet. We see every client as important and every pet as special. We strive to offer professional services distinguished by excellence and compassion. We are no ordinary veterinary clinic; we truly seek to offer HOPE to every client for their individual needs. So check us out here on the web and in person; we’d love to meet you and your special pet!
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Frequently asked questions at Hope are often related to optimal methods of administering medicine. Here are some methods to ensure safe and stress-free medication tolerance for your pet.
The mission of Hope Animal Clinic is to honor God and offer hope to each client as we provide the highest quality of veterinary medicine and surgery as well as comprehensive pet care services at competitive prices in state-of-the-art facilities, utilizing dedicated, skilled doctors and staff who are committed to high standards of medical care and ethics.
Some of the services we provide:
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At Hope Animal Clinic, we are focused on you and your pet and how we can meet your needs.
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While a small dog is as much of a dog as any of the larger breeds, smaller breeds tend to get less training time than bigger dogs. As a dog trainer0 CommentsComment on Facebook
🐾 Employee Spotlight: Brooklynn! 🐾Meet Brooklynn, one of our amazing Kennel Techs at Hope! She’s been part of our team for almost two years, with a three-year gap in between.💙 What she loves about Hope: The friendships, the family-like atmosphere, the joy, the laughter, and of course, caring for all the wonderful pets!🏞️ Outside of work, Brooklynn loves going on adventures—whether it’s hiking with her dog, spending time with friends and family, or expressing her creativity through drawing.🐾 Her furry (and hooved) family includes:🐎 Boots – her beautiful horse🐶 Echo – a 7-year-old Lab mix🐶 Bucky – a 4-year-old German Shepherd mix🐱 Stark – a 2-year-old catWe’re so grateful to have Brooklynn as part of our Hope family! ... See MoreSee Less
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🐶 Fun Fact Friday! 🐶Did you know that dogs have different barks to express different emotions? Understanding their barks can help you know what they’re trying to say!🔹 Playful: High-pitched, enthusiastic barks—perfect for playtime!🔹 Alert: Loud, authoritative barks—someone’s at the door! 🔹 Anxious: Repetitive, high-pitched barks, often with whining.🔹 Territorial: Low, prolonged barks—"This is my space!"🔹 Painful: A single, high-pitched yelp—ouch! 🔹 Lonely: One bark with a long pause—“Hey, where is everyone?”🔹 Greeting: Short, medium-pitched barks—"Hi, friend!"How to Interpret a Dog’s Bark: Pitch: Low = threat, High = excitement Duration: Longer barks = stronger feelings Frequency: The more often they bark, the more urgent it is Context: What’s happening around them? That gives big clues!Dogs can change their bark because of their flexible vocal cords, and each breed has its own unique sound! 🐕💬 Next time your pup speaks up, listen closely—you might just understand them better! ... See MoreSee Less
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