Located in New Haven, Missouri, NHVH is a full-service animal hospital excelling in customer service and providing the highest standard of veterinary care for pets. Our experienced doctors and educated team provide compassionate and complete veterinary care in the New Haven, Washington, Hermann, Gerald, Owensville, and surrounding areas. We provide friendly, informative and supportive services for you and your pet.
We treat each patient as if they were part of our own family. NHVH offers the Franklin and Gasconade county animal community emergency veterinary services as well as medical, surgical, and dental veterinary care. With an in-house laboratory, pharmacy, boarding and grooming services and access to a dog trainer, our facility offers a one stop for your pet's health and medical care.
We desire to provide the highest quality medical and surgical care to our patients and offer the best possible service to our clients and their pets. Our clients are friends as well as customers, and we value their continued trust and goodwill.
We treat each patient as if they were part of our own family. NHVH offers the Franklin and Gasconade county animal community emergency veterinary services as well as medical, surgical, and dental veterinary care. With an in-house laboratory, pharmacy, boarding and grooming services and access to a dog trainer, our facility offers a one stop for your pet's health and medical care.
We desire to provide the highest quality medical and surgical care to our patients and offer the best possible service to our clients and their pets. Our clients are friends as well as customers, and we value their continued trust and goodwill.
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About Us
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The New Haven Veterinary Hospital served the area as a small and large animal practice for over a decade.
Working as a small animal doctor at the original clinic, Dr. Michelle Schulte came to love New Haven, its people, and their pets.
Recognizing the growing area's desire for a caring, progressive, and modern veterinary hospital, Dr. Schulte purchased the practice in 2008 and NHVC was "reborn".
Dr. Schulte's heart and passion have always been with the people and the pets she has served; so the decision to practice exclusively with small animal was a "no-brainer."
Working as a small animal doctor at the original clinic, Dr. Michelle Schulte came to love New Haven, its people, and their pets.
Recognizing the growing area's desire for a caring, progressive, and modern veterinary hospital, Dr. Schulte purchased the practice in 2008 and NHVC was "reborn".
Dr. Schulte's heart and passion have always been with the people and the pets she has served; so the decision to practice exclusively with small animal was a "no-brainer."
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The original New Haven Veterinary Clinic building began as a restaurant/bar prior to becoming a small/large animal hospital.
Working as a small animal doctor at the original clinic, Dr. Michelle Schulte came to love New Haven, its people, and their pets.
Recognizing the growing area's desire for a caring, progressive, and modern veterinary hospital, Dr. Schulte purchased the practice in 2008.
The clinic underwent a major renovation and expansion in 2010 to better serve our growing clientele and their pets.
Working as a small animal doctor at the original clinic, Dr. Michelle Schulte came to love New Haven, its people, and their pets.
Recognizing the growing area's desire for a caring, progressive, and modern veterinary hospital, Dr. Schulte purchased the practice in 2008.
The clinic underwent a major renovation and expansion in 2010 to better serve our growing clientele and their pets.
Appointments
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We ask that all clients with a new pet arrive early to register your pet.
If your pets are transferring from another veterinary hospital or you have a new pet please bring or fax a copy of their health records to our clinic.
We do our best to stay on time, however, emergencies do occur.
We thank you for being patient.
We recommend making an appointment of all non-emergency visits.
This allows our doctors to stay on schedule and ensures that you and your pet are seen in a timely fashion.
Please educate the receptionist of ALL your pet's health concerns, more health problems means more time to allot for your appointment.
If your pets are transferring from another veterinary hospital or you have a new pet please bring or fax a copy of their health records to our clinic.
We do our best to stay on time, however, emergencies do occur.
We thank you for being patient.
We recommend making an appointment of all non-emergency visits.
This allows our doctors to stay on schedule and ensures that you and your pet are seen in a timely fashion.
Please educate the receptionist of ALL your pet's health concerns, more health problems means more time to allot for your appointment.
Wellness/Vaccinations
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All pets need regular visits to a veterinarian at least once a year.
Physical exams and preventative care allow our doctors to detect disease in its earliest stages and to implement vaccination protocols that protect your pet from costly and sometimes fatal diseases.
Puppies and kittens need to be seen at 8, 12, and 16 weeks of age for an examination and vaccine boosters.
It is important to perform an intestinal parasite test (stool test) on puppies and kittens at the first visit and prophylactic deworming at 2, 4, 6, and 8 weeks of age.
Physical exams and preventative care allow our doctors to detect disease in its earliest stages and to implement vaccination protocols that protect your pet from costly and sometimes fatal diseases.
Puppies and kittens need to be seen at 8, 12, and 16 weeks of age for an examination and vaccine boosters.
It is important to perform an intestinal parasite test (stool test) on puppies and kittens at the first visit and prophylactic deworming at 2, 4, 6, and 8 weeks of age.
Anesthesia / Surgical Service
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Today's modern anesthetic drugs and anesthetic monitors have made surgery much safer than in the past.
We take many precautions to ensure the safety of your pet under anesthesia.
Here at The New Haven Veterinary Hospital, we perform a thorough physical examination on your pet BEFORE administering anesthetic drugs.
We also adjust the amount and type of anesthetic used depending on the age and health of your pet.
Your pet is then monitored consistently and vitals recorded every 5 minutes throughout your pet's surgery.
We take many precautions to ensure the safety of your pet under anesthesia.
Here at The New Haven Veterinary Hospital, we perform a thorough physical examination on your pet BEFORE administering anesthetic drugs.
We also adjust the amount and type of anesthetic used depending on the age and health of your pet.
Your pet is then monitored consistently and vitals recorded every 5 minutes throughout your pet's surgery.
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