Here, we provide incredible veterinary care for every pet we see. But we do more than that. We believe in creating the kind of experience you deserve. One that feels comfortable, inclusive, and where you are always at the center of everything. We do the little things that bring happiness to your day. Because caring for you and your pet is more than a job to us.
It is our passion in life. At Mariner's Mile, you will find a passionate team of animal lovers who just happen to be uncommonly skilled clinicians and caregivers. And while we are diverse in our skillsets, we are all united by the same beliefs. About constantly learning, growing, and evolving. About pushing ourselves to reach greater heights every day.
And about making sure every single pet we see receives the kind of care we would want for our own. Because your pet deserves nothing less.
It is our passion in life. At Mariner's Mile, you will find a passionate team of animal lovers who just happen to be uncommonly skilled clinicians and caregivers. And while we are diverse in our skillsets, we are all united by the same beliefs. About constantly learning, growing, and evolving. About pushing ourselves to reach greater heights every day.
And about making sure every single pet we see receives the kind of care we would want for our own. Because your pet deserves nothing less.
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Team
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Driven by kindness, compassion, and empathy, here is the team who will work to make a difference in your pet's life.
Dr. Karla Nichols was born in Santa Monica, CA and raised on LA's Westside, Dr. Nichols has always been a beach girl.
Melissa has been with MMPC since the beginning and today spends most of her time taking care of her three beautiful daughters.
Michelle came to MMPC via a student work program while she was graduating at the top of her class at Newport Harbor High.
A robust sports program and the new addition of computers in the classroom drew her to The Michigan State University School of Veterinary Medicine.
Dr. Karla Nichols was born in Santa Monica, CA and raised on LA's Westside, Dr. Nichols has always been a beach girl.
Melissa has been with MMPC since the beginning and today spends most of her time taking care of her three beautiful daughters.
Michelle came to MMPC via a student work program while she was graduating at the top of her class at Newport Harbor High.
A robust sports program and the new addition of computers in the classroom drew her to The Michigan State University School of Veterinary Medicine.
Cat Friendly
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We are cat lovers to our core.
And as any cat owner can tell you, they are a very unique kind of pet.
With their own personalities, likes, dislikes, and preferences.
They also have unique health needs.
That is why we are proud to be a Cat Friendly Certified Practice.
Our team undergoes extensive training to make sure that every feline receives truly gold standard care.
Because here, we're crazy about cats.
And they'll only get the best when they're in our hands.
And as any cat owner can tell you, they are a very unique kind of pet.
With their own personalities, likes, dislikes, and preferences.
They also have unique health needs.
That is why we are proud to be a Cat Friendly Certified Practice.
Our team undergoes extensive training to make sure that every feline receives truly gold standard care.
Because here, we're crazy about cats.
And they'll only get the best when they're in our hands.
Fear Free
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Fear Free There is a burgeoning movement in the veterinary profession.
One that recognizes the importance of a pet's emotional experience during their visit.
Because when a pet experience stress, it has a global effect on their physiology.
It alters their heart rate, body temperature and blood pressure.
These are the very systems that veterinary professionals use to gauge a pet's overall health.
They can make it difficult to know whether your pet is sick or just experiencing a stress response.
Not here.
One that recognizes the importance of a pet's emotional experience during their visit.
Because when a pet experience stress, it has a global effect on their physiology.
It alters their heart rate, body temperature and blood pressure.
These are the very systems that veterinary professionals use to gauge a pet's overall health.
They can make it difficult to know whether your pet is sick or just experiencing a stress response.
Not here.
Cold Laser Therapy
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At Mariners Miles Pet Clinic, we are always learning new and better ways to treat our patients.
We also are dedicated to using the latest veterinary technologies.
One way we do this is by providing cold laser therapy for our patients.
Cold laser therapy is a state-of-the-art alternative therapy to assist with pain and healing.
It can be used after surgeries to help increase blood flow to local areas, improving healing.
For this same reason, it is also helpful for wound healing.
Cold laser therapy can also be used for chronic pain, helping to increase blood flow to those areas.
We also are dedicated to using the latest veterinary technologies.
One way we do this is by providing cold laser therapy for our patients.
Cold laser therapy is a state-of-the-art alternative therapy to assist with pain and healing.
It can be used after surgeries to help increase blood flow to local areas, improving healing.
For this same reason, it is also helpful for wound healing.
Cold laser therapy can also be used for chronic pain, helping to increase blood flow to those areas.
Dentistry
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A Keystone of Health Dental care is vital to the overall health of any animal.
Dental disease can lead to health issues with the heart, liver, and kidneys, and can affect the entire body through the bloodstream.
In fact, 80% of dogs and 70% of cats over three years of age suffer from some form of dental disease, making it the most common pet health issue among our pet population.
In spite of these disturbing facts, many pet owners are not aware of the importance of dental care to their pet's health.
Dental disease can lead to health issues with the heart, liver, and kidneys, and can affect the entire body through the bloodstream.
In fact, 80% of dogs and 70% of cats over three years of age suffer from some form of dental disease, making it the most common pet health issue among our pet population.
In spite of these disturbing facts, many pet owners are not aware of the importance of dental care to their pet's health.
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