Family Pet Hospital
Where we consider your pets a part of our family Our ServicesMake an AppointmentWhat We Do
- Wellness Care
- Vaccinations
- Allergies & Dermatology
- Nutrition Counseling
- Weight Management
- Laboratory
- Ultrasound
- Digital Radiology
- Laser Therapy
- General Surgery
- Oral Surgery
- Cardiology
- Dentistry
- Microchipping
- Critical Care
- Boarding
- Grooming
- Euthanasia
- Wellness Care
- Vaccinations
- Allergies & Dermatology
- Nutrition Counseling
- Weight Management
- Laboratory
- Ultrasound
- Digital Radiology
- Laser Therapy
- General Surgery
- Oral Surgery
- Cardiology
- Dentistry
- Microchipping
- Critical Care
- Boarding
- Grooming
- Euthanasia
Our Team
Our team, led by Dr. Gerald Skees, is compiled of passionate animal lovers. From the receptionist to the practice manager and vet techs, we are dedicated to our clients. With a over 43 years experience, Dr. Skees has helped countless numbers of families and their pets to live long, happy lives. From the time you enter the office, you’ll know that Family Pet Hospital is staffed with hand-picked individuals that value the safety and happiness of your pet every, single time.
Pet Blog
New Year’s Eve: How to Keep Your Pets Safe During the Raucous Holiday
The holidays are a time to celebrate. Getting together with loved ones, getting dressed up, and attending parties are just a few of the things we like to enjoy this time of year. As a part of the family, your pet may be joining in on the fun with cute costumes, dog parties, and more. Let’s not forget, however, safety first!
Can Your Pet Join in the Holiday Feast? A Breakdown of Safe Table Scraps
Turkey, ham, goose, oh my! During the holidays, we generally see an increase in large meals with festive treats. Your pet is a part of the family, and this may be the one time of year that you let them indulge in table scraps. Especially when they look up at you with those sad, “feed me” eyes. We don’t blame you, we do it, too. However, you can include your pets and also make sure you’re not harming them with unhealthy or even risky foods.
Caring for Your Pets in Cold Weather
It’s that time of year. Holiday decorations are going up, and the temperatures are going down. It’s getting cold outside, and your pets are starting to shiver. While they have fur to help keep them warm, exposure to cold weather can still be a problem for your pets. Particularly, exposed skin like nose, ears, and paws. Older pets can be more affected by the weather, especially if they suffer from issues such as arthritis. This winter, get ahead of the weather and make sure you’re ready to keep your furbaby happy and healthy.