***UPDATE ON COVID-19***

We wanted to update all of our wonderful clients with our the latest protocol.  We are now going to be a no-contact hospital (human contact that is)! We’ll ask that you still call us when you arrive to pick up supplies or to check in for an appointment. We’re just going to direct you differently – Pets that are here for a Dr. appointment can be dropped off in foyer at the front door and nurse or boarding appointments can be dropped off in our foyer at the back door. All prescriptions are curbside delivery so please park by our banner in the parking lot.

For all pets – when you enter the foyer, there will be a leash that you can clip onto your pets collar. Then you can take off your leash and exit back to your car. The door to the lobby will be locked, so you won’t be able to go past the foyer. But you won’t need to as our nurses will be waiting on the other side to pick up your pup! If you have a kitty or a small pup who does better in a carrier, please place the carrier in the foyer and exit back to your car. If there is any waiting time, your pets will NOT wait in the foyer. They will be back in treatment with us until they are ready to go. This process is meant to limit human interaction while giving your fur babies access to a very temporary holding room. We will also be sterilizing the leash clips with every use as well as the door handles and carrier handles.

We want to ensure your pets’ safety while also doing everything in our power to help stop the spread of the Corona Virus, which is why we’ve tweaked our protocols.

Due to our necessary increase in phone communications and limited personnel, you may experience slightly longer wait times than usual. We ask for your patience with us and trust that we are doing everything that we can to ensure that everyone is being well taken care of. 

As always, we appreciate your understanding and cooperation during this time.  We will get through this crisis if we work together! Please stay safe and check in on your at risk friends and family.

-Your March Animal Hospital Team

Please also reference the American Veterinary Medical Association for reliable updates.