We are a full service animal hospital offering modern evidence based medicine to keep your pet healthy. To keep our team informed on the latest medical changes and enhancements, we are closed the 1st and 3rd Monday of each month from 12pm to 2pm. At Great Northwest Animal Hospital, we make it our goal to ensure your pet receives the quality care and attention you'd come to expect for any member of your family.
Our highly skilled and trained doctors will work as a team to ensure your pet is treated with the best medicine possible. Since 1981, a foundation of Great Northwest Animal Hospital has been to prevent disease before it has a chance to develop. That's why every pet in our preventative health program receives a complete nose to tail physical exam. We also ensure that your pet receives a full spectrum of vaccines to prevent against ALL prevalent diseases in our area, not just the common ones.
We also encourage annual wellness blood profiles to catch subtle changes and establish trends BEFORE your pet becomes ill.
Our highly skilled and trained doctors will work as a team to ensure your pet is treated with the best medicine possible. Since 1981, a foundation of Great Northwest Animal Hospital has been to prevent disease before it has a chance to develop. That's why every pet in our preventative health program receives a complete nose to tail physical exam. We also ensure that your pet receives a full spectrum of vaccines to prevent against ALL prevalent diseases in our area, not just the common ones.
We also encourage annual wellness blood profiles to catch subtle changes and establish trends BEFORE your pet becomes ill.
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In 1980, Dr. John Johnson broke ground on Great Northwest Animal Hospital.
At this time, Culebra was little more than a farm road and the land surrounding the build site was mostly pasture.
The tenant spaces in the Great Northwest Animal Hospital building were demolished to build a brand new hospital capable of holding more doctors and exam rooms.
Continued growth of the practice demands the need for a 4th full time doctor to be brought on staff.
Dr. Johnson, seen working to the right, grew the practice to the point that a second associate doctor was added.
At this time, Culebra was little more than a farm road and the land surrounding the build site was mostly pasture.
The tenant spaces in the Great Northwest Animal Hospital building were demolished to build a brand new hospital capable of holding more doctors and exam rooms.
Continued growth of the practice demands the need for a 4th full time doctor to be brought on staff.
Dr. Johnson, seen working to the right, grew the practice to the point that a second associate doctor was added.
The physical examination is one of the most important procedures we do at Great Northwest Animal Hospital.
It sets the foundation for the remainder of the visit.
Whether you're pet is visiting for a wellness visit or they are just feeling under the weather today, the doctor's findings during the examination will help determine what the next step needs to be.
Your pet's physical exam will include the following: Ears, Eyes, Nose, Teeth and Oral Cavity, Skin, Musculoskeletal System and Mobility, Nervous System, Abdominal Palpation, Lymph Nodes and more.
It sets the foundation for the remainder of the visit.
Whether you're pet is visiting for a wellness visit or they are just feeling under the weather today, the doctor's findings during the examination will help determine what the next step needs to be.
Your pet's physical exam will include the following: Ears, Eyes, Nose, Teeth and Oral Cavity, Skin, Musculoskeletal System and Mobility, Nervous System, Abdominal Palpation, Lymph Nodes and more.
Dr. Michele Wright, daughter of associate veterinarian Dr. Loretta Ehrlund, is a second generation veterinarian.
Having watched her parents carry out their life's dream, she could see no other future for herself than to further the foundation they had laid out.
Dr. Michele is a graduate of Texas A&M University's College of Veterinary Medicine.
She spent the first several years working as an associate at two San Antonio practices before she and her husband, Dr. Travis, were given the opportunity to purchase Great Northwest Animal Hospital.
Having watched her parents carry out their life's dream, she could see no other future for herself than to further the foundation they had laid out.
Dr. Michele is a graduate of Texas A&M University's College of Veterinary Medicine.
She spent the first several years working as an associate at two San Antonio practices before she and her husband, Dr. Travis, were given the opportunity to purchase Great Northwest Animal Hospital.
To enable you to provide care for sick or injured pets, we accept Care Credit and Scratchpay.
Care Credit is a credit card accepted by some veterinarians and some human medical/dental facilities.
The application process takes approximately 5 minutes and approval status is give instantaneously over the phone or online.
Scratchpay is a loan option.
Applying will not affect your credit rating.
Once approved the loan funds are available to be used for 30 days at Great Northwest Animal Hospital.
If you need additional funds at a future date you will reapply for a new loan.
Care Credit is a credit card accepted by some veterinarians and some human medical/dental facilities.
The application process takes approximately 5 minutes and approval status is give instantaneously over the phone or online.
Scratchpay is a loan option.
Applying will not affect your credit rating.
Once approved the loan funds are available to be used for 30 days at Great Northwest Animal Hospital.
If you need additional funds at a future date you will reapply for a new loan.
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