The Okaloosa Animal Clinic was opened by Dr. John Renfro in 1983. Upon his retirement in 2004, Dr. Elizabeth Conrad began serving the Crestview and surrounding communities. In 2014, we moved into a state-of-the-art veterinary hospital located on the site where the first human hospital in Okaloosa County once stood. This new building allowed us to expand our services and increases the level of care offered to our patients.
In partnership with you, our team strives to provide the highest quality, compassionate care your pet deserves. We offer personalized veterinary care to each of our patients and will provide the information you need to make the best decisions about these important members of your family. Whether our community is your permanent home or a temporary stay during your military career, we look forward to serving the needs of your pet, and together, helping them live long, healthy lives.
In partnership with you, our team strives to provide the highest quality, compassionate care your pet deserves. We offer personalized veterinary care to each of our patients and will provide the information you need to make the best decisions about these important members of your family. Whether our community is your permanent home or a temporary stay during your military career, we look forward to serving the needs of your pet, and together, helping them live long, healthy lives.
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Originally from Minnesota where she completed her undergraduate schooling, Dr. Conrad moved to Missouri and worked in medical research for 5 years before attending veterinary school.
Upon earning her veterinary degree in 2002, she left the snow behind and moved to Florida to begin her career.
After gaining a couple years' experience, she became the owner of the Okaloosa Animal Clinic.
Her children are 2 Miniature Schnauzers, Heidi and Greta.
These little girls ensure Dr. Conrad gets her exercise on a daily walk, then sit in her lap while she enjoys reading.
Upon earning her veterinary degree in 2002, she left the snow behind and moved to Florida to begin her career.
After gaining a couple years' experience, she became the owner of the Okaloosa Animal Clinic.
Her children are 2 Miniature Schnauzers, Heidi and Greta.
These little girls ensure Dr. Conrad gets her exercise on a daily walk, then sit in her lap while she enjoys reading.
Our community is growing and Okaloosa Animal Clinic needs to add a Full-time Veterinarian to keep up with client and patient needs.
To add services we moved our well-established clinic into a new state-of-the-art building just 5 years ago.
Our professional team develops a rapport with each client and advocates for their pets to provide the best quality, compassionate, life-long care clients have come to expect.
A 40-hour flexible work week, no weekends, and local emergency services to handle after-hour and holiday emergencies.
To add services we moved our well-established clinic into a new state-of-the-art building just 5 years ago.
Our professional team develops a rapport with each client and advocates for their pets to provide the best quality, compassionate, life-long care clients have come to expect.
A 40-hour flexible work week, no weekends, and local emergency services to handle after-hour and holiday emergencies.
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