About Us

At Stream Valley Veterinary Hospital, our goal is to bring to life Doctor Mary’s original vision for the practice; you may recognize this in our motto: “Modern Medicine, Hometown Hospitality.”  From its inception in 2000, Stream Valley exists as a full-service veterinary hospital providing comprehensive medical, surgical, and dental care to the dogs, cats, exotics, and pocket pets of our communities.

The staff at Stream Valley Veterinary Hospital work to ensure that each patient receives the quality of care we would want for our own pets.  Additionally, we strive to treat each of our clients as team members when it comes to pet healthcare.  Pet “parents” should be involved with the treatment plans in terms of choices and costs.  Our staff members will help you find the options that work the best for you and your family.

Our doctors and technicians work closely with area practices when special diagnostic procedures are required.  Stream Valley staff members also attend Continuing Education seminars and work with the most current research resources.  These practices help us teach one another, and they allow us to stay up to date with practical and technological advances in our field.  Therefore, we can offer you and your pet services such as digital dental x-ray and ultrasound diagnostics, in-house x-ray capabilities, an in-house surgical suite, a closely supervised hospitalization area, and indoor boarding kennels with outdoor walking and exercise areas.  We understand the busy lives that our clients lead, and we hope that our on-site veterinary, boarding, daycare, and grooming facilities; well-stocked pharmacy and prescription diet supply; and regular dog obedience classes can make Stream Valley your family’s one-stop pet healthcare headquarters.

At Stream Valley, we endeavor not only to offer sound, accepted advice on a variety of subjects, but also to provide optimal veterinary care.  This helps your pet enjoy as long and comfortable a life with your family as possible.  Our mission is both to treat your pet when he or she isn’t feeling well, and also to help you learn how to keep your best friend happy and healthy.