With the use of our laser in our surgeries, the patient will have less pain, bleeding and swelling. We offer a broad array of surgeries including routine(spay, neuter, declaw), soft tissue, orthopedic surgery with a board-certified orthopedic surgeon to name just a few. We use gas anesthetic machines and monitoring equipment (pulse oximeter, cardiac monitors with EKG and blood pressure) to ensure that an extra margin of safety for your loved furry friend.

Our dental services include cleaning, ultrasonic scaling, polishing, fluoride treatment, and tooth extractions.

According to the American Veterinary Dental Society, 70% of adult cats and 80% of adult dogs show symptoms of oral disease.

If you’ve noticed yellowing of your pet’s teeth, bad breath, bleeding, or broken teeth, something just isn’t right. Your pet’s oral health is directly connected to their overall health. If you are noticing issues, it could be as simple as tartar buildup. However, it could also be as serious as periodontal disease, a medical condition that can spread infection throughout your pet’s entire body.

Congratulations on your new furry family member! What an exciting time to add precious puppy or kitten to your life. The Bark River Animal Hospital team is happy to help you start off on the right paw.

It’s important to bring puppies and kittens in for more frequent wellness exams. We will make sure they’re up-to-date on vaccines and provide complete nose-to-tail check-ups.

If you’re interested in training resources, we’re happy to make recommendations! We want you and your new pup to start your relationship off strong.

The Bark River Animal Hospital team will be here for you and your pets throughout every stage of their life. From puppy and kitten-hood through their golden years, we’re here to help.

Our hospital has an in-house lab that can perform a variety of tests to aid our doctors in the prevention and diagnosis of illness. Some of the tests we perform include:

• Feline Leukemia
• Heartworm testing
• Lyme/Anaplasma/Ehrlichia (tick-borne disease) testing
• Fecals
• Chemistry panels
• Glucose levels
• Complete Blood Counts
• Vaccine titers
• Bacterial/Sensitivity cultures
• Fungal cultures
• Cytology
• Ear smears

We also have access to outside laboratories to send out samples for other diagnostic purposes if our lab does not have the capabilities to perform a certain test.