At 43rd Avenue Animal Hospital, we believe that your pet is a part of the family, yours and ours. That is why we have made it our mission to provide comprehensive and compassionate veterinary care that is in the best interests of you and your furriest family member. If you are in the Anytown area and are looking for a caring veterinary team to help make sure your pet remains in good health, we are nearby and ready to help.
Dog Veterinarians Who Really Care
At 43rd Avenue Animal Hospital, our approach to canine veterinary medicine revolves around a comprehensive, competent, and compassionate care program, aimed at ensuring the highest quality of life for your dog.
Learn MoreWhat is acupuncture for dogs?
Dog acupuncture is similar to human acupuncture in the sense that we place needles in very specific places in the skin and sometimes the muscle to target specific nerves or muscles to help alleviate pain, reduce inflammat
Learn MoreA Echo Is A Movie About The Heart...
Dr. Striyle explains in detail what a echocardiogram is and how it can help your cat.
Learn MoreThe amphibious kind of reptile!
Dr. Ellermeier will see Amphibians as well as Reptiles! They include:
Frogs Toads SalamandersCall us today at (602)843-5452 to make an appointment!
Learn MoreSurgery is an effective way to treat many serious injuries and disorders. A list of cat surgery types are offered below.
Learn MoreDr. Ellermeier provides professional veterinary care for mice and rats. Whether you have these small rodents as pets or require assistance with health concerns, our expert services ensure their well-being.
Learn MoreWe Support Every Stage Of Your Cat's Life
As your feline friend grows, he or she will move through six distinct stages of life:
Learn MoreWhat is Veterinary acupuncture?
Veterinary acupuncture is a holistic and time-tested therapeutic approach that involves the insertion of thin needles at specific points on an animal's body to promote healing and alleviate various health conditions.
Learn MoreBring on the snakes!
Dr. Ellermeier can see your non-venomous snakes for all their needs! Please contact us at (602)843-5452 and request the visit with Dr Ellermeier! She can give advice and educate you on all your pet snake's needs.
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Young animals are like children; it’s a never-ending job keeping them safe and happy. Dog vaccinations are the best weapon against many viral and bacterial infections, preventing deadly diseases like canine parvovirus and rabies.
Learn MoreWhen it comes to managing your dog’s pain, our practice offers and the highest quality of care utilizing compassion and the most effective medical treatments available. We develop a unique pain management plan to best serve the individual needs of your pet.
Learn More43rd Avenue Animal Hospital Offers A Full-Service Veterinary Clinic
At 43rd Avenue Animal Hospital, we believe that your pet is a part of the family, yours and ours.
Learn MoreWhat is the difference between a dog spay and neuter?
Good question, Erin. Neutering is typically the word we use for male dogs and involves castrations: removing the testicles.
Learn MoreEverything You Need To Know About Cat Dentistry
Reagan, CVT, answers some questions about dentistry on our feline friends:
Learn MoreDirect Pathologist Review
The Imagyst is a very powerful tool that can be used to give us a direct Board Certified Pathologist review of your pet's sampled masses.
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Young animals are like children; it’s a never-ending job keeping them safe and happy. Cat vaccinations are the best weapon against many viral and bacterial infections, preventing deadly diseases like feline leukemia and rabies.
Learn MoreWhen it comes to pain relief for cats, our practice offers and the highest quality of care utilizing compassion and the most effective medical treatments available. We develop a unique pain management plan to best serve the individual needs of your cat.
Learn MoreDr. Ellermeier can see many types of lizards! Some of her favorites to work with are Chameleons and Bearded Dragons! She can advise you on all sorts of husbandry tips and tricks to care for your reptile friends.
Learn MoreOur laboratory facilities allow us to provide your pet with first class care – both preventative and diagnostic Electrocardiology (ECG)
ECG is used to measure electrical activity through the heart.
Learn More43rd Ave Animal Hospital recommends dentistry as a part of your pet's preventive care. It is similar to having human preventative dental cleanings except with pets, these need to be done under anesthesia.
Learn More43rd Avenue Animal Hospital’s spa services help your pet look and feel great. Whether your pet needs routine nail clippings or ear cleanings, or needs help controlling specific parasites, we can help at 43rd Avenue Animal Hospital.
Learn MoreJust like they do with people, the medical needs of senior animals change over time. In fact, pets age at nearly seven times the rate that humans do. As your cat gets older, they require different nutrition programs and exercise routines, and they are prone to a variety of new diseases.
Learn MoreGet Rid Of Those Pesky Critters.
Your pet is an easy target for parasites and small insects. Common parasites like ticks, fleas and heartworm-carrying mosquitoes feed on your pets, potentially infecting them with many dangerous diseases.
Learn MoreFeline skin challenges can range from overgrooming to rashes and bald spots! But our Veterinarians can help you take the guess work out of what ails your cat friend.
There are many things that can cause your cat's skin to have issues that need medical attention.
Learn MoreDr. Ellermeier welcomes all turtle enthusiasts to our practice! With a special focus on turtles and tortoises, our experienced veterinarian is here to provide expert care and guidance for your shelled companions.
Learn MoreWhat are 'labs?' It's more than just blood work! Bloodwork
Blood work tells us what is happening on the inside of your pet.
Learn More43rd Avenue Animal Hospital’s spa services help your pet look and feel great. Whether your pet needs routine nail clippings or ear cleanings, or needs help controlling specific parasites, we can help at 43rd Avenue Animal Hospital.
Learn MoreJust like they do with people, the medical needs of senior animals change over time. In fact, pets age at nearly seven times the rate that humans do. As your dog gets older, they require different nutrition programs and exercise routines, and they are prone to a variety of new diseases.
Learn MoreGet Rid Of Those Pesky Critters.
Your pet is an easy target for parasites and small insects. Common parasites like ticks, fleas and heartworm-carrying mosquitoes feed on your pets, potentially infecting them with many dangerous diseases.
Learn MoreAt 43rd Avenue Animal Hospital, we celebrate the companionship of dogs and cats, but we also understand the significance of exotic animal care. Dr.
Learn MoreLaser therapy for dogs and cats, also known as photobiomodulation therapy, is a non-invasive and innovative medical treatment that uses low-level laser or LED light to stimulate and promote healing in various canine health conditions.
Learn MoreUltrasounds are a detailed, real time view of your pet's internal organs!
Dr.Darmofal explains what are ultrasounds, why we do them and the information they provide us to better help your pet.
Learn MoreNo need to worry. We have you covered.
Dog health care & wellness begins with preventive health care. Semi-annual or annual veterinary exams ensure that your pet’s health is always professionally monitored.
Learn MoreYou Are What You Eat. Preventive Care Starts With Food.
A nutrient-rich dog food is your pet’s first line of defense against disease.
Learn MoreUnveiling the Secrets of Canine Dermatology: From allergies and rashes to itchy scratchy pets, we can help!
There are many things that can ail a dog with their skin:
Learn MoreCats Battling Cancer: Our Compassionate Team is Here to Assist
At 43rd Avenue Animal Hospital, we fully understand the deep bond you share with your beloved feline companion, and we are dedicated to providing the utmost care and support for your cat as they battle cancer.
Learn MoreWhen it is time to say goodbye to your friend, we are here.
Learn MoreUltrasounds are a detailed, real time view of your pet's internal organs!
Dr.Darmofal explains what are ultrasounds, why we do them and the information they provide us to better help your pet.
Learn MoreNo need to worry. We have you covered.
Pet health begins with preventive health care. Semi-annual or annual veterinary exams ensure that your pet’s health is always professionally monitored.
Learn MoreYou Are What You Eat. Preventive Care Starts With Food.
Let's talk about cat food...A nutrient-rich diet is your pet’s first line of defense against disease.
Learn MoreDr. Ellermeier is experienced in providing expert care to rabbits and bunnies, ensuring their health and well-being.
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Young animals are like children; it’s a never-ending job keeping them safe and happy. Vaccinations are the best weapon against many viral and bacterial infections, preventing deadly diseases like canine parvovirus and rabies.
Learn MoreKeep track of your pet
Nearly one out of every three pets will become lost at some point in its life. Microchip implants are an incredibly simple, inexpensive and effective way to find lost pets, keeping them out of animal shelters and getting them back where they belong.
Learn MoreAn Echo is a movie about the heart...
Dr. Striyle shares all that goes into echocardiograms.
Learn MoreCute and small!
Dr. Ellermeier will see all life stages of Ferrets! From a cute baby ferret to adult and senior ones, she will educate you on all needs of your furry spaghetti friend!
Learn MoreSurgery is an effective way to treat many serious injuries and disorders. We offer a diverse range of dog surgery options tailored to meet your dog's specific needs.
Learn MoreDr. Ellermeier offers dedicated veterinary care for guinea pigs. From routine health check-ups to addressing specific concerns, your guinea pig's welfare is our priority.
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