Dr. Mary Dubelko is a 1993 Purdue University graduate (Go Boilers!). She has particular interest in internal medicine and surgery for dogs and cats. Dr. Dubelko is very happy to offer excellence in patient care in a friendly modern facility. She and her husband, Robert Brandhorst, DDS, have three sons who keep them entertained and busy. They also share their home with dogs, cats, snakes, fish and lizards.
Dr. Mary enjoys traveling, reading and relaxing with family and friends. Dr. Eileen Savier is a graduate of Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine. She has a special interest in integrative medicine, animal behavior, and internal medicine. Dr. Savier is a Certified Veterinary Acupuncturist and is commited to improving animal health care by integrating Eastern and Western philosophies.
Dr. Savier enjoys working with fearful & aggressive dogs and cats. She has had additional training in low stress handling techniques and encourages positive reinforcement during exams and procedures.
Dr. Mary enjoys traveling, reading and relaxing with family and friends. Dr. Eileen Savier is a graduate of Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine. She has a special interest in integrative medicine, animal behavior, and internal medicine. Dr. Savier is a Certified Veterinary Acupuncturist and is commited to improving animal health care by integrating Eastern and Western philosophies.
Dr. Savier enjoys working with fearful & aggressive dogs and cats. She has had additional training in low stress handling techniques and encourages positive reinforcement during exams and procedures.
Services
Our goal is to provide the very best in healthcare for the life of your pet.
Because our quality control standards are high, our veterinarians are among the best in the business.
We want you, our valued customer, to be happy.
With proper training and care our pet dogs and cats, as well as other more exotic pets, become welcome and comforting members of our families.
Maintaining a family pet's health is critical in preventing pet disease and encouraging lifelong wellness.
Well trained pets make for happy pets and happy pet owners.
Because our quality control standards are high, our veterinarians are among the best in the business.
We want you, our valued customer, to be happy.
With proper training and care our pet dogs and cats, as well as other more exotic pets, become welcome and comforting members of our families.
Maintaining a family pet's health is critical in preventing pet disease and encouraging lifelong wellness.
Well trained pets make for happy pets and happy pet owners.
Our "Pet of the Month" gets a $10.00 credit and their picture on our web site and social media sites!
October Pet of the Month 'Carol' When she's not snoozin, Carol can be found enjoying the sunshine or getting the zoomies and meowing obsessively at 3 a.m.
But don't be fooled by her grumpy stare, this little old lady has a heart of gold and has been the perfect addition.
September Pet of the Month 'Penny' Penny has been the perfect addition to her little family.
Going from scared little puppy at the rescue, to an outgoing rambunctious bundle of joy in just a few short months.
October Pet of the Month 'Carol' When she's not snoozin, Carol can be found enjoying the sunshine or getting the zoomies and meowing obsessively at 3 a.m.
But don't be fooled by her grumpy stare, this little old lady has a heart of gold and has been the perfect addition.
September Pet of the Month 'Penny' Penny has been the perfect addition to her little family.
Going from scared little puppy at the rescue, to an outgoing rambunctious bundle of joy in just a few short months.
Dog and cat surgery is a vital aspect of any animal hospital activities.
Modern veterinary surgery is done under conditions designed to minimize the chances of bacterial contamination.
Instruments, gowns, towels and other items such as scalpels and clamps are sterilized in an autoclave at 270 degrees and under pressure for various lengths of time to kill any microorganisms.
As well, the surgeon scrubs hands and wears sterilized rubber surgical gloves and wears a gown if the surgery is more than a minor procedure.
Modern veterinary surgery is done under conditions designed to minimize the chances of bacterial contamination.
Instruments, gowns, towels and other items such as scalpels and clamps are sterilized in an autoclave at 270 degrees and under pressure for various lengths of time to kill any microorganisms.
As well, the surgeon scrubs hands and wears sterilized rubber surgical gloves and wears a gown if the surgery is more than a minor procedure.
There is no patient sedation or restraint required and the experience is usually pleasant and comforting to them.
Although improvement is often seen after the first visit, most patients require several treatments (3-8) for greatest benefit.
For most conditions, we recommend a multi-visit treatment plan.
Treatments vary in length, but most sites require 2-8 minutes.
A majority of patients exhibit greater comfort and mobility in 12-24 hours after laser treatment.
During each painless treatment, laser energy increases circulation, drawing water, oxygen, and nutrients to the damaged area.
Although improvement is often seen after the first visit, most patients require several treatments (3-8) for greatest benefit.
For most conditions, we recommend a multi-visit treatment plan.
Treatments vary in length, but most sites require 2-8 minutes.
A majority of patients exhibit greater comfort and mobility in 12-24 hours after laser treatment.
During each painless treatment, laser energy increases circulation, drawing water, oxygen, and nutrients to the damaged area.
A complete physical exam includes both an internal and external evaluation of your pet.
An external exam is completed during your appointment time, an internal exam is preformed by monitoring vital organ function using blood testing.
This yearly blood test is important to screen for common physical conditions and abnormalities that may or may not be evident on physical exam.
The key to longer healthier quality of life for your pet is early detection and/or early intervention in therapy for disease related conditions.
An external exam is completed during your appointment time, an internal exam is preformed by monitoring vital organ function using blood testing.
This yearly blood test is important to screen for common physical conditions and abnormalities that may or may not be evident on physical exam.
The key to longer healthier quality of life for your pet is early detection and/or early intervention in therapy for disease related conditions.
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