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Join us in welcoming our new associate, Dr. Julianne Meisner, recent graduate of Edinburgh University, Scotland.
Dr. Allison Glassman, and the entire Roosevelt Veterinary Center team knows how important your pets are to you. Due to increasing demand, we are proud to announce that we are expanding our office hours to include 10am to 8pm on Wednesdays.
Dr. Glassman and Dr. Meisner welcome in the new year with expanded hours and the latest in services to provide you and your pet with everything you need. As always, we do this with the utmost compassion.
We are available to speak with pet owners during office hours and are available after-hours should you experience a pet emergency.
In 2005, the Roosevelt Veterinary Center with the goal of being your number one choice in a pet hospital and professional pet grooming. Whether you need emergency vet services or something more routine such as pet vaccinations or pet grooming, our veterinary hospital delivers value and compassion.
Veterinary Hospital Offer Pet Vaccinations, Spay & Neuter Procedures and Pet Grooming
Krystal Barrette will greet you at the front desk and maintain a thorough record of your pet vaccinations and health treatments. (We’ll also help you stay on top of pet vaccinations with annual reminders.) Aspiring veterinarian, Larry Barrette will help you settle in for your visit. A member of the team will discuss spay & neuter services (if needed). We are constantly striving to keep Roosevelt Veterinary Center the Brewster community’s preferred pet hospital.
Led by our veterinarian, Dr. Allison Glassman, our pet hospital staff supports pet-lovers in the Brewster community throughout their ownership experience. She’ll recommend options for treatment and guide you (without judgment or pressure) on the course of treatment that fits the needs of your family.
As part of our commitment to being the best Brewster veterinary hospital, Roosevelt Veterinary Center offers low cost spay & neuter services. This is done every Thursday as service to the community. We also off laparoscopic surgery for female dogs (and also for cryptorchid males) which reduces recovery time and surgical stress by up to 65%. This state of the art procedure is not part of the low cost spay neuter program.
Compassionate care means treating your pet with individual attention and basing our treatments on the lifestyle of your pet. When it comes to pet vaccinations, different species and breeds have very different risk factors for disease. Simply put, your teacup Yorkie doesn’t need the same vaccinations as your neighbor’s hunting Labrador. Our approach allows us to minimize invasive treatments, such as laparoscopic spay & neuter, and pain (eliminating vaccinations) for your pet whenever possible.
You can help pets stay healthy with regular grooming with our professionally trained pet groomer, Ms. Patty Watt. Regular pet grooming can eliminate a number of health risks and prevent uncomfortable skin conditions in pets.
We are here to serve as your complete pet hospital and pet grooming service. Visit our website. It includes tips for finding the right pet for your family, the importance of spay & neuter services in controlling animal populations, keeping up on your rabies vaccinations, training, everyday care and feeding, first aid for pets, knowing when to take pets to an emergency vet clinic and understanding and caring for chronic pet illnesses and conditions.
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