VCA Animal Hospitals provide a full range of general medical and surgical services as well as specialized treatments. Our veterinary hospitals have created a network of highly qualified veterinarians and greatest resources to provide the highest quality care available for your pets. VCA maintains the highest standards of pet health care available in the United States. Here at VCA, we emphasize prevention as well as healing. Our veterinary hospitals provide continuing education programs to our vets and. VCA has also established a consistent program of procedures and techniques that are proven to be the most effective in keeping pets healthy.
Visit the VCA Animal Hospitals website or call to find out more about the services offered in your area. VCA Animal Hospitals, where your pet's health is our veterinary hospital’s top priority and excellent service is our goal.
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Biography:
Bernie Brown, DVM
Dr. Brown has worked at our hospital for over 30 years and was the previous owner of the hospital. We are very fortunate he chose to remain as our Medical Director , along with practicing high quality medicine, he keeps our hospital grounded and family oriented. He always treats his patients as if they were his own and is a very dedicated doctor and Medical Director.
He res...
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Doug Gilison, VMD
Dr. Gilison joined our staff in 2008 and has been a great addition to our hospital. He truly enjoys his patients and clients. In his spare time he enjoys running, sports and spending time with his dogs Beckett, Bridgett, Opie and Riley.
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Jason Wilson, DVM
Born and raised in Trenton NJ. Did his undergraduate degree at Cornell University and then graduated from Cornell Veterinary College.
Besides treating cats and dogs I also enjoy exotics, avians as well as client communication, client education, anesthesiology, pain management, opthalmology and dentistry.
Outside of being a veterinarian I enjoy cooking, reading, boating an...
Customer Reviews
they Are the worst Reviewed by HelloMetro User on
2009-01-12T07:57:00Z
I have been going there for years and Now I had to put one of my dogs to sleep because of their lack of follow up. He had bladder stones and we had him operated on 5 years ago for them it cost me well over $3000 dollars. Well being that he created more stones my tater never was asked nor were we told that he needed regular checkups to make sure they didn't come back. Well, they came back and clogged his urethra again even though this surgery was supposed to prevent this. We took him in and told them we coudn't afford the surgery again so they catheterized him and flushed the stone back into his bladder this cost me 700.00 for a five minute procedure because of all the extra things the tacked onto the bill. I wish they would have left him catheterized or even showed me how to do it so we had time for the stones to dissolve. By Sunday the stone relodged itself in there and we had no choice but to put him to sleep because they drained us financially. We took him elsewhere to have it done
Not just for the dogs Reviewed by HelloMetro User on
2008-11-15T21:04:00Z
We have taken our animals here and they are very good with them. They do more than care for dogs, just ask. They are great when having to deal with a sick animal that is near death.
my princess Reviewed by HelloMetro User on
2008-11-13T13:58:00Z
The staff was acccomodating. My dog was very ill and needed immediate attention. They saw my dog sheba right away and gave her the treatment she needed. I just want to say thank you.
