Your pet will feel right at home in our comfortable climate and humidity controlled facilities. We provide on-site diagnostic testing with same day results to determine your pet's overall health condition. Woodbury Veterinary Hospital is a locally owned small animal healthcare facility that has been providing excellence in pet care and customer satisfaction to pet owners in Woodbury, McMinnville, Murfreesboro, Manchester, and the surrounding areas of central Tennessee.
Our hospital provides a wide range of primary pet care services including dental care, heartworm testing, surgery, laser therapy, in-clinic diagnostics, microchipping, boarding and bathing, and many more. Our main focus at Woodbury Veterinary Hospital, however, is preventative care. We know that your pets are important to you and that you consider them members of your family.
With this in mind, we want to partner with you in keeping your pets healthy and happy throughout their lives so that they can be a part of your family for a long, long time.
Our hospital provides a wide range of primary pet care services including dental care, heartworm testing, surgery, laser therapy, in-clinic diagnostics, microchipping, boarding and bathing, and many more. Our main focus at Woodbury Veterinary Hospital, however, is preventative care. We know that your pets are important to you and that you consider them members of your family.
With this in mind, we want to partner with you in keeping your pets healthy and happy throughout their lives so that they can be a part of your family for a long, long time.
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Dr. Bruner earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Biomedical Science from Texas A&M University and her Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine degree from Texas A&M University College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences.
She has been with Woodbury Veterinary Hospital since the doors were opened for business in 2010.
Dr. Bruner is a member of the American Veterinary Medical Association.
Her special interest in the field of veterinary medicine is working on difficult medical cases and educating clients.
She has been with Woodbury Veterinary Hospital since the doors were opened for business in 2010.
Dr. Bruner is a member of the American Veterinary Medical Association.
Her special interest in the field of veterinary medicine is working on difficult medical cases and educating clients.
Patti joined the staff at Woodbury Veterinary Hospital in 2016.
She is a graduate of Hendersonville High School, and loves working at Woodbury Veterinary Hospital.
Patti finds her job to be very rewarding since it gives her the opportunity to work with clients and their pets.
Patti has two wonderful boys, Jimmy and George, aged 23 and 21.
Her pet family includes a dog named Paco.
Katy has been part of the staff family at Woodbury Veterinary Hospital since 2012.
She has been working as a Vet Assistant since 2008.
She is a graduate of Hendersonville High School, and loves working at Woodbury Veterinary Hospital.
Patti finds her job to be very rewarding since it gives her the opportunity to work with clients and their pets.
Patti has two wonderful boys, Jimmy and George, aged 23 and 21.
Her pet family includes a dog named Paco.
Katy has been part of the staff family at Woodbury Veterinary Hospital since 2012.
She has been working as a Vet Assistant since 2008.
If you live in the communities of Woodbury, McMinnville, Murfreesboro, or Readyville, Tennessee, and you need someone to care for your pet when you have to be away from home, bring your baby to Woodbury Veterinary Hospital and we'll supply plenty of TLC.
Your pet will feel right at home in our comfortable climate and humidity controlled facilities.
We maintain separate boarding areas for dogs and cats, ensuring that all animals will have a pleasant, stress-free stay.
Our caring staff members spend quality time with each pet, providing dogs with walks in our yard several times a day.
Your pet will feel right at home in our comfortable climate and humidity controlled facilities.
We maintain separate boarding areas for dogs and cats, ensuring that all animals will have a pleasant, stress-free stay.
Our caring staff members spend quality time with each pet, providing dogs with walks in our yard several times a day.
Woodbury Veterinary Hospital offers routine cleaning, polishing, and tooth extractions for pet owners in Woodbury, Manchester, Smithville and Bradyville, Tennessee.
Our experienced veterinarians recommend initiating regular dental cleanings and exams when your pets are young to prevent the development of periodontal disease.
Periodontal disease in pets begins with bacteria in the mouth that hardens and forms plaque in the same way that it does in people.
If not removed during routine checkups and cleanings from your veterinarian, the bacteria will accumulate, harden into tartar, and can lead to the development of periodontal disease.
Our experienced veterinarians recommend initiating regular dental cleanings and exams when your pets are young to prevent the development of periodontal disease.
Periodontal disease in pets begins with bacteria in the mouth that hardens and forms plaque in the same way that it does in people.
If not removed during routine checkups and cleanings from your veterinarian, the bacteria will accumulate, harden into tartar, and can lead to the development of periodontal disease.
At Woodbury Veterinary Hospital, we focus on preventative veterinary medical practices.
In other words, we want to keep your pets healthy by preventing them from getting sick.
One illness that is all too common in Tennessee is heartworm disease.
This is one disease that we can definitely prevent through annual testing and following a preventive treatment program.
Heartworm disease is a serious and potentially fatal condition that can affect indoor and outdoor companion pets, but the earlier it is detected, the better the chances that your pet will recover.
In other words, we want to keep your pets healthy by preventing them from getting sick.
One illness that is all too common in Tennessee is heartworm disease.
This is one disease that we can definitely prevent through annual testing and following a preventive treatment program.
Heartworm disease is a serious and potentially fatal condition that can affect indoor and outdoor companion pets, but the earlier it is detected, the better the chances that your pet will recover.
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