Resources

» New Patients
Got Cat? Got Dog? We would love to become your new vet. Please look around the website and check us out. The hospital is currently under construction with plans to open in mid- to late July. We will begin taking calls for appointments about two weeks prior to opening. » Learn more

» Referral Services
While we strive to keep things “at home” in terms of caring for your pet, sometimes a pet’s illness or needed treatment are beyond our scope of care. In those instances and at your request, we are happy to refer you to a veterinary specialist. » Learn more

» ePetHealth Record
When you become an established client of Park Hill Veterinary Medical Center, you will be able to access your own electronic pet medical records through our ePetHealth service, including a history of vaccinations, recent visits and reminders. » Learn more

» Pet Insurance
For many pet owners seeking to help keep veterinary care for their pets affordable, a pet insurance policy can be very beneficial. We have assembled information to help in your research to determine if pet insurance is right for you. » Learn more

» Client Forms
Check here for forms that you might need for an upcoming appointment or scheduled procedure. » Learn more

» The Library
Our library of archived newsletters, hospital brochures and other articles and documents of interest. » Learn more

Links

Here are some sites that we have “vetted” for you. There is a lot of good information out there on the internet; we have linked to and will continue to add links to a variety of sites, both informative and fun.

» Pet Health Center - Veterinary Care and Information from WebMD, providing comprehensive information about pet health care, nutrition and feeding tips.

» Healthy Pet - Pet care resources from the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA) featuring articles, blogs, ask-a-vet, adoptable pets, community events and more.

The Catalyst Council - A friendly resource for cat owners with good videos and articles on cat care.

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