Wilderness Animal Hospital-Photos

Our warm, spacious reception area includes a refreshment area where you are welcome to enjoy some coffee, hot chocolate, cider or water during your visit.

Our helpful receptionists are here to answer your questions.

We have a fully stocked pharmacy so you can pick up your pet’s medication the same day and start treatment right away.

We have large, inviting exam rooms to help make you and your pet comfortable during your visit.

Used to examine ears and share findings with the owner.

Another large exam room, we call it our “lab room” as the art on the wall depicts all three colors of Labrador retrievers.

Another large room, a favorite for kids as there are two framed posters one of dog breeds and one of cat breeds.

We have a full service in hospital laboratory with brand new, state of the art equipment. We can check urinalysis, blood chemistry including electrolytes and complete blood counts for quick results to help guide treatment decisions.

Our treatment room includes multiple kennels, one hydraulic lift table, a dry treatment table and a wet table

We have two large runs for our larger patients to rest comfortable when hospitalized.

During your pet’s anesthetic procedure we monitor their vital statistics closely to increase safety of the procedure.

Our surgery suite contains the all the equipment necessary to make your pet’s surgery as safe as possible.

We use isoflurane gas anesthesia to provide a high level of safety to our patients during anesthesia

We are able to administer intravenous fluids during anesthetic procedures to help maintain blood pressure and increase safety of anesthetic procedures.

All anesthetized animals are placed on the warm blanket to help maintain body temperature.

We closely monitor your pet during dental procedures to increase safety of anesthesia.

We have a state of the art dental machine to increase the quality and efficiency of dental procedures.

We have added a dental x-ray unit so we can thoroughly examine teeth for signs of disease above and below the gum line.

We have a basic ultrasound machine to help us evaluate bladders, obtain urine samples and evaluate viability of puppies and kittens before they are born.

We use a doppler blood pressure monitor to routinely evaluate our patients blood pressure.

We are able to measure the pressure of your pet’s eyes. This is especially important in breeds prone to glaucoma, such as cocker spaniels.