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
5 Top Reasons to Have Your Pet Groomed Regularly: Clean Pets Live Long, Happy Lives
Grooming can apply to a many number of services that apply to the cleanliness and health of your pet. Whether they just need a bath and a nail trim or a full clip and teeth brushing, grooming regularly is important for your pet’s skin, hair, nails, and more. Along with the benefits to your pet’s health, this practice can also benefit behavior habits.
Training Your New Pet: Quick Tips and Recommendations
So you brought a new pet home for the holidays. After the endless cuddles and “oohs” and “aahs,” the honeymoon phase will end. The family will quickly realize that you need to start potty training/litter training and more. Where do you begin? Here are a few quick tips to get started training your new member of the family today.
Microchipping Your Pet: Why They Need It and How To Get It
Getting your pet implanted with a microchip is a very easy process. Just set up an appointment with your family vet, and indicate that you would like him/her to be microchipped. It only takes a few minutes, and you’ll be left with peace of mind knowing that you can find and identify your pet if something happens in the future.