Robert C. Wyand, D.V.M., owner and founder of Great Falls Veterinary Hospital, is a 1983 graduate of Purdue University School of Veterinary Medicine. He received his B.S. from the University of Connecticut. Dr. Wyand and his wife Martha, a Physical Therapist, moved to New Hampshire from Connecticut in 1984. They have three children, Megan, Rachel, and Spencer.
In 1986, Great Falls Veterinary Hospital opened its doors and has grown to be one of the finest veterinary hospitals in the area. The quality of care and professional, attentive service provided by Dr. Wyand and his experienced staff is evident from the minute you walk through the door. To allow ample time for all patients and surgical procedures, we operate primarily by appointment.
Emergency cases shall always receive top priority, which is why occasional appointment delay is inevitable. Please realize that we make a sincere attempt to see each client on time. For the safety of all animals in our care, we require that all vaccinations be up to date.
In 1986, Great Falls Veterinary Hospital opened its doors and has grown to be one of the finest veterinary hospitals in the area. The quality of care and professional, attentive service provided by Dr. Wyand and his experienced staff is evident from the minute you walk through the door. To allow ample time for all patients and surgical procedures, we operate primarily by appointment.
Emergency cases shall always receive top priority, which is why occasional appointment delay is inevitable. Please realize that we make a sincere attempt to see each client on time. For the safety of all animals in our care, we require that all vaccinations be up to date.
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Karen has been a Veterinary Technician for 24 years.
She has been a Breeder/ Exibitor of German Shepherd dogs for 23 years.
She has now downsized to Chihuahuas and you can meet some of them when you come in for a visit as they are usually hanging out at the front desk.
Karen is also the proud mother of 2 children and 2 grand-children.
Christine has been wtih Great Falls since 1998 and is a Veterinary Technician and the Office Manager.
Crystal is a Veterinary Technician who graduated from Great Bay Community College and has these 2 lovely Chihuahua's.
She has been a Breeder/ Exibitor of German Shepherd dogs for 23 years.
She has now downsized to Chihuahuas and you can meet some of them when you come in for a visit as they are usually hanging out at the front desk.
Karen is also the proud mother of 2 children and 2 grand-children.
Christine has been wtih Great Falls since 1998 and is a Veterinary Technician and the Office Manager.
Crystal is a Veterinary Technician who graduated from Great Bay Community College and has these 2 lovely Chihuahua's.
Comprehensive physical examinations are an important tool in providing a long, quality life for your pet.
Pet's age 5-7 times faster than humans, can't talk, and often hide early signs of disease.
One year represents 5-10% of the pet's life span, whereas one year only represents a very small percentage of the average life of a human.
Getting a comprehensive physical examination for your pet is like one every 5-7 years for humans.
Since pets can't talk to us, they often are unable to communicate problems before they become a major concern and threat to your pet's well being.
Pet's age 5-7 times faster than humans, can't talk, and often hide early signs of disease.
One year represents 5-10% of the pet's life span, whereas one year only represents a very small percentage of the average life of a human.
Getting a comprehensive physical examination for your pet is like one every 5-7 years for humans.
Since pets can't talk to us, they often are unable to communicate problems before they become a major concern and threat to your pet's well being.
He is a Sphynx cat mixed with some Devon Rex.
We saw him every year until October of 2012 when we were privileged to have him stay permanently.
He was a very good eater as his weight was over 30 pounds!
After months of exercise, hard work and yes, a diet, he lost a total of 18 pounds!
That's when his true personality came out.
He has been known to pose as an armadillo, E.T, and a pharaoh.
Blackie can usually be found greeting clients at the front desk, basking in the sun or looking for a yummy treat.
We saw him every year until October of 2012 when we were privileged to have him stay permanently.
He was a very good eater as his weight was over 30 pounds!
After months of exercise, hard work and yes, a diet, he lost a total of 18 pounds!
That's when his true personality came out.
He has been known to pose as an armadillo, E.T, and a pharaoh.
Blackie can usually be found greeting clients at the front desk, basking in the sun or looking for a yummy treat.
Paws Inn at Great Falls is committed to making our furry guests as comfy as possible when they are away from home.
The facility is clean, bright and has large windows for views of the outdoors.
An air flow system helps keep away air-borne pathogens and vents odors away from your cat.
We offer two different condo options for your feline friend's comfort.
This condo is ideal for one cat and has 3 levels with the bottom level being a private space for the litter box.
Rabies and Feline Distemper vaccines are required to be up to date prior to boarding.
The facility is clean, bright and has large windows for views of the outdoors.
An air flow system helps keep away air-borne pathogens and vents odors away from your cat.
We offer two different condo options for your feline friend's comfort.
This condo is ideal for one cat and has 3 levels with the bottom level being a private space for the litter box.
Rabies and Feline Distemper vaccines are required to be up to date prior to boarding.
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