Mon - Fri: 7.30am - 6pm
Sat: 8:30am - 12pm
(Open two times per month)
Sun: Closed
OUR MISSION
Our Mission is to provide excellence in small animal diagnostic care and treatments for your pet. We deliver high-quality customer service for our patients and their human companions. Our qualified team members treat pets as if they were their own. The well-being of your pet always comes first.
The Minnesota Veterinary Hospital is committed to providing convenient, competitively priced, top-quality veterinary care. Our complete full-service small animal care facility has been providing excellence in veterinary surgery and medicine since 1968. The comfort and well being of our patients is always our top priority.
To help us in our mission of excellence, we now feature several tools to help you in your pet’s care and health needs! From our VetApp, where you are just a touch away, to our online store where you can get the products your pet needs 24×7 and get FREE SHIPPING, to Petly, where you can access your pet’s personal health pages any time day or night…
Minnesota Veterinary Hospital continues our commitment to excellence and seeks to make your attention to your pet’s health more convenient!
Our Services
PREVENTATIVE & WELLNESS
Parasite prevention, wellness examinations, vaccinations and annual veterinary visits are crucial to keeping our pets healthy. By catching disease in its earliest stages, you not only have more treatment options available, but treatment may be less costly.
SURGERY
Our staff is specially trained, and our facilities fully equipped for any number of surgical dental procedures. We also utilize local Board Certified Veterinary Surgical Specialists to perform more complicated surgical procedures at our hospital.
COMMON DIAGNOSTICS
From serum chemistry profiles to cytology, (which literally means “the study of cells”, we can perform when indicated to help in diagnosing, treating and managing disease.
DENTISTRY
Dental disease is a common and often overlooked problem in dogs and cats. While cavities represent the most common dental disease of humans, dogs and cats are frequently bothered by tarter buildup on the teeth. Tarter accumulation leads to irritation of the gums around the base of the teeth, ultimately leading to exposure of the roots. Potential outcomes of this tooth root exposure include gum infections and tooth loss.