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Northside Veterinary Hospital
Northside Veterinary Hospital was established in 1995 and we are the most equipped and capable veterinary hospital in the area. AAHA accredited since 1996, Northside is Southern Michigan's only accredited hospital. Dr. Jeff Wood has been working in the field of regenerative medicine, for over a decade. His commitment to this technology have aided the production and advancement of products used in both human and veterinary medicine, Northside has been a pioneer in the field.

Northside Veterinary Hospital is a modern facility dedicated to providing state of the art veterinary medical care. We offer a full range of diagnostic services, such as ultrasound, digital radiology and an on-site laboratory in addition to a complete pharmacy. Dr. Wood has a special interest in advanced orthopedic procedures. We emphasize preventive care and client education to ensure a happy, healthy and long life for your pet.

I absolutely love it here. I drive from Toledo just to come here since everyone is so friendly and they take such great care of our dogs.
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Northside Veterinary Hospital was started in 1995 by Dr. Jeff and Emily Wood.
After being built in roughly eight weeks, the office opened with a computer in the reception area on a piece of plywood, supported by a two filing cabinets and three employees.
Since then, we have gone through several remodels, both downstairs and upstairs.
We are continually updating our building and services in addition to staff training education to provide the best veterinary care in Hillsdale County.
Wellness
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Physical exams allow our veterinarians to detect problems and diseases that might go undiscovered otherwise, including heart murmurs, tumors, enlarged organs, cataracts, ear infections, dental disease, skin allergies, and more!
For puppies & kittens- vaccination boosters should be given at 6, 8, 12 and 16 weeks of age.
First Rabies vaccinations should be given at 4-6 months.
Spaying and neutering help pets live long, healthy lives.
Having pets sterilized while they're young reduces their likelihood of developing certain infections and cancers, behavioral issues, as well as helping with overpopulation.
Dermatology
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Skin diseases are very common in dogs and cats and are one of the top reasons why owners seek veterinary care for their pet.
They can be very frustrating and challenging to treat without proper knowledge and performing diagnostic tests.
The most common initial symptom of skin problems in dogs and cats is itching.
When pets scratch, lick and chew the affected area it can create secondary infections from bacteria and other microbes.
The veterinarians at Northside are equipped to treat a wide variety of skin conditions and can discuss options that will help your pet.
Dentistry
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Over 80 percent of dogs and cats have periodontal disease, resulting in inflammation of the gums and bone that hold the teeth in place.
Dental disease causes pain and difficulty eating and can lead to other health problems.
At Northside Veterinary Hospital, we offer a full range of basic and advanced veterinary dental care treatments for your pet.
Oravet Chews, which are FDA approved, help prevent plaque buildup and maintain dental health.
Since a complete dental cleaning and examination in cats and dogs requires anesthesia, we typically perform a pre-anesthesia examination and blood work to evaluate any possible underlying risks.
Oncology
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Northside Veterinary Hospital provides basic oncology and chemotherapy treatment for your pets.
We see many cases of animal cancer each week.
Many of these are second and third opinions from other practitioners.
We customize the treatment protocol to each patient often combining surgical, regenerative medicine, and chemotherapy to achieve the best results.
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