We, at Petcetera Animal Clinic, aim to treat your pet as we would treat our own animals and to establish a lifelong doctor-patient relationship. We emphasize preventative medicine to be proactive with your pet's health. By using updated technology, we educate our clients on the newest treatments, procedures, and products. Meet our team of compassionate doctors, technicians, & receptionists that help care for your pet.
We offer many updated services & treatments to help care for your pet throughout their life. Not sure if you need an appointment? We encourage you to visit our Frequently Asked Questions page to find answers to general pet health concerns. Thank you to all of our wonderful clients who have voted Petcetera Animal Clinic as a Nextdoor neighborhood favorite in both 2018 and 2019!
We are excited to introduce our new online store! Rest assured your medications, food, & supplies are coming from a trusted source with fast delivery and free shipping on many items! Small animal veterinary clinic in Grand Forks, ND dedicated to compassionate care for a healthy, happy life.
We offer many updated services & treatments to help care for your pet throughout their life. Not sure if you need an appointment? We encourage you to visit our Frequently Asked Questions page to find answers to general pet health concerns. Thank you to all of our wonderful clients who have voted Petcetera Animal Clinic as a Nextdoor neighborhood favorite in both 2018 and 2019!
We are excited to introduce our new online store! Rest assured your medications, food, & supplies are coming from a trusted source with fast delivery and free shipping on many items! Small animal veterinary clinic in Grand Forks, ND dedicated to compassionate care for a healthy, happy life.
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Dr. Carol Hagen then purchased the clinic and changed its name to Petcetera Animal Clinic.
Dr. Hagen graduated from Kansas State University in 1987.
In November of 1999, Dr. Rod Gigstad moved over to Petcetera Animal Clinic from Kindness Animal Hospital where he had been employed since graduating from Kansas State University in 1985.
Dr. Stacy Lord then purchased the clinic in January of 2018.
Dr. Lord's vision is to carry on the Petcetera that clients have come to know, love, and trust.
Since its beginnings, Petcetera Animal Clinic has grown from a "1/2" doctor to a 5-doctor practice.
Dr. Hagen graduated from Kansas State University in 1987.
In November of 1999, Dr. Rod Gigstad moved over to Petcetera Animal Clinic from Kindness Animal Hospital where he had been employed since graduating from Kansas State University in 1985.
Dr. Stacy Lord then purchased the clinic in January of 2018.
Dr. Lord's vision is to carry on the Petcetera that clients have come to know, love, and trust.
Since its beginnings, Petcetera Animal Clinic has grown from a "1/2" doctor to a 5-doctor practice.
A healthy rewarding life is achieved through compassionate and thorough care of your pet, acquiring updated technology, learning about new procedures and commercial products, stressing preventative medicine, communicating and educating you about health concerns and proper care.
In order to complete our mission, we believe strong relationships with our patients, our clients, and other professionals are essential.
We are committed to your pet's well being, and with your help we will be able to give him/her a long and happy life.
In order to complete our mission, we believe strong relationships with our patients, our clients, and other professionals are essential.
We are committed to your pet's well being, and with your help we will be able to give him/her a long and happy life.
We also work with the Red River Animal Emergency Hospital and Referral Center in Fargo that offers 24 hour care.
Petcetera Animal Clinic shares emergency calls with Kindness Animal Hospital (Grand Forks), Grand Valley Animal Hospital (Grand Forks), and Peterson Veterinary Clinic (East Grand Forks).
In case of an emergency, you can call our main clinic at (701) 775-0549 and if we are not on call, the call will be forwarded to the appropriate hospital.
It is imperative that you call before you bring your pet to the hospital because you need to make sure you are going to the correct hospital for that day.
Petcetera Animal Clinic shares emergency calls with Kindness Animal Hospital (Grand Forks), Grand Valley Animal Hospital (Grand Forks), and Peterson Veterinary Clinic (East Grand Forks).
In case of an emergency, you can call our main clinic at (701) 775-0549 and if we are not on call, the call will be forwarded to the appropriate hospital.
It is imperative that you call before you bring your pet to the hospital because you need to make sure you are going to the correct hospital for that day.
Our pharmacy has numerous medications available and a wide selection of prescription diet foods.
We can also have medications compounded to increase palatability and ease of administration.
Our laboratory allows us to perform several in-house tests including CBCs, blood chemistries, and SNAP tests.
A large open area gives us room to move freely and also keeps animals at a distance from each other.
Reference texts and published journals are found on our shelves to aid in treating numerous problems in a variety of animals.
We can also have medications compounded to increase palatability and ease of administration.
Our laboratory allows us to perform several in-house tests including CBCs, blood chemistries, and SNAP tests.
A large open area gives us room to move freely and also keeps animals at a distance from each other.
Reference texts and published journals are found on our shelves to aid in treating numerous problems in a variety of animals.
Companion Animal Laser Light Therapy is a non-drug, non-invasive application of light to promote blood flow, speed healing and assist in the reduction of pain and inflammation.
Using a particular light wavelength and specific delivered energy, laser light creates a direct effect on deep tissue structures and a cellular level.
The word "laser" stands for Light Amplification by Simulated Emission of Radiation.
It can be applied to a large spectrum of common aliments including; painful/swollen areas of the body, arthritis, wounds, fractures, post operative incision sites, hair loss, ear infections (otitis externa) and certain abdominal or thoracic disorders.
Using a particular light wavelength and specific delivered energy, laser light creates a direct effect on deep tissue structures and a cellular level.
The word "laser" stands for Light Amplification by Simulated Emission of Radiation.
It can be applied to a large spectrum of common aliments including; painful/swollen areas of the body, arthritis, wounds, fractures, post operative incision sites, hair loss, ear infections (otitis externa) and certain abdominal or thoracic disorders.
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