From Moore Veterinary Hospital to you and your pet, we look forward to seeing you soon and welcoming you into our family! Moore Veterinary Hospital is a family Veterinary practice that believes that a key element to your pets health is a great relationship with your Veterinarian. Our goal is to provide the best care possible through a compassionate environment so that your pet remains comfortable during their visit.
We take pride in offering a warm and inviting atmosphere that will leave you feeling like a friend rather than a client. We are a state-of-the-art veterinarian facility that will provide examinations, surgeries, and dental procedures. In addition, we have an on-site radiology, and laboratory for up-to-the-minute diagnostics.
We take pride in offering a warm and inviting atmosphere that will leave you feeling like a friend rather than a client. We are a state-of-the-art veterinarian facility that will provide examinations, surgeries, and dental procedures. In addition, we have an on-site radiology, and laboratory for up-to-the-minute diagnostics.
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Over the last decade, laser therapy has emerged as an outstanding new tool in veterinary medicine.
MVH is proud to offer our K-Laser to compliment, or in some cases replace, traditional therapy.
Laser therapy is especially beneficial to pets who experience negative side effects with certain drugs.
Basically, laser therapy has the potential to help any condition in which decreasing inflammation and pain and speeding up healing would be beneficial.
HOW DOES IT WORK?
Laser therapy works through a process called photobiomodulation, which basically means that the photons, or light energy packets, put out by the laser are absorbed by cellular components and enzymes involved in oxygen utilization and the production ATP, which is what the cell uses to power all of its functions.
MVH is proud to offer our K-Laser to compliment, or in some cases replace, traditional therapy.
Laser therapy is especially beneficial to pets who experience negative side effects with certain drugs.
Basically, laser therapy has the potential to help any condition in which decreasing inflammation and pain and speeding up healing would be beneficial.
HOW DOES IT WORK?
Laser therapy works through a process called photobiomodulation, which basically means that the photons, or light energy packets, put out by the laser are absorbed by cellular components and enzymes involved in oxygen utilization and the production ATP, which is what the cell uses to power all of its functions.
Dr. Nicole Moore is the owner and veterinarian at Moore Vet Hospital.
After working in Lebanon for the last 3 1/2 years, she has opened her own practice in Franklin.
Graduating from Lebanon High School, she worked as a kennel tech and veterinary assistant in Lebanon while attending classes at the University of Cincinnati.
She studied veterinary medicine at Ross University and finished her clinical year at The Ohio State University.
With a passion for providing the best care possible for her patients, and their owners, Dr. Moore is constantly researching and learning the newest techniques.
After working in Lebanon for the last 3 1/2 years, she has opened her own practice in Franklin.
Graduating from Lebanon High School, she worked as a kennel tech and veterinary assistant in Lebanon while attending classes at the University of Cincinnati.
She studied veterinary medicine at Ross University and finished her clinical year at The Ohio State University.
With a passion for providing the best care possible for her patients, and their owners, Dr. Moore is constantly researching and learning the newest techniques.
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