Personalized & friendly veterinary care for your pets, with the most current treatments & therapies available. We treat your pet as part of our family by providing compassionate, individualized, & high-quality care. Susquehanna Trail Animal Hospital is a trusted veterinarian clinic in Watsontown, PA, that was founded by Dr. V. Ray Tritch in 1991. Our veterinarians and medical staff have formed solid relationships with many pet owners in the area.
We always treat our clients like family, and we tailor each pet's care to its individual needs. Trust us to work closely with you in maintaining the overall wellbeing of your animal companion. Clients will now have the choice to come into an exam room with their pet or remain outside for curbside service. For clients who choose to come inside, the technician will obtain the medical history over the phone and then escort 1-2 individuals into an exam room.
We are following CDC guidelines and kindly request all clients to wear a mask, regardless of vaccination status.
We always treat our clients like family, and we tailor each pet's care to its individual needs. Trust us to work closely with you in maintaining the overall wellbeing of your animal companion. Clients will now have the choice to come into an exam room with their pet or remain outside for curbside service. For clients who choose to come inside, the technician will obtain the medical history over the phone and then escort 1-2 individuals into an exam room.
We are following CDC guidelines and kindly request all clients to wear a mask, regardless of vaccination status.
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Susquehanna Trail Animal Hospital is a trusted veterinary clinic in Watsontown, PA, that was founded by Dr. V. Ray Tritch in 1991.
Dr. Wilhelm, Dr. Mildrew, and staff are devoted to serve you and your beloved pets with the same concern and quality of care you have come to expect.
At Susquehanna Trail Animal Hospital, you will experience friendly staff, longer appointment times, and compassionate high-quality care for your beloved family members.
Our mission is to treat your pet as part of our family by providing compassionate, individualized, and high-quality care.
Dr. Wilhelm, Dr. Mildrew, and staff are devoted to serve you and your beloved pets with the same concern and quality of care you have come to expect.
At Susquehanna Trail Animal Hospital, you will experience friendly staff, longer appointment times, and compassionate high-quality care for your beloved family members.
Our mission is to treat your pet as part of our family by providing compassionate, individualized, and high-quality care.
When you need high-quality veterinary services, turn to the highly trained medical team of Susquehanna Trail Animal Hospital in Watsontown, PA.
We are here to make sure that your cat or dog receives prompt medical attention.
We perform urgent care exams during office hours so we can determine the right course of action.
Do you have a pet emergency after hours?
Animal Emergency Center is less than a mile from our establishment and offers critical care services on nights (7 pm-7am), weekends, and holidays.
We are here to make sure that your cat or dog receives prompt medical attention.
We perform urgent care exams during office hours so we can determine the right course of action.
Do you have a pet emergency after hours?
Animal Emergency Center is less than a mile from our establishment and offers critical care services on nights (7 pm-7am), weekends, and holidays.
The highly trained staff at Susquehanna Trail Animal Hospital utilizes each appointment to help inform our clients as to the best way to care for their pets-our patients.
Our recommendations include annual wellness examinations for our younger patients, and examinations every 6 months once they reach the age of 7 years old.
It is well known that our animal companions physically age at a faster rate than their human counterpart.
This is why it is important to thoroughly examine them for early signs of disease.
Our recommendations include annual wellness examinations for our younger patients, and examinations every 6 months once they reach the age of 7 years old.
It is well known that our animal companions physically age at a faster rate than their human counterpart.
This is why it is important to thoroughly examine them for early signs of disease.
Just like humans, animals can be affected by infectious diseases, some of which can be transferred to humans (zoonotic diseases).
As responsible pet owners that want to keep your animals safe and healthy, we highly recommend that you vaccinate them in line with current guidelines.
Puppies and kittens receive initial protection against infectious diseases from their mother's milk as long as she has been regularly vaccinated.
However this protection only lasts for a few weeks and so your new addition will need to be vaccinated from an early age.
As responsible pet owners that want to keep your animals safe and healthy, we highly recommend that you vaccinate them in line with current guidelines.
Puppies and kittens receive initial protection against infectious diseases from their mother's milk as long as she has been regularly vaccinated.
However this protection only lasts for a few weeks and so your new addition will need to be vaccinated from an early age.
Every year, thousands of pets go missing, unfortunately many never make it back home.
Microchips are a safe and effective way to increase your pet's chances of being returned to their loving family.
Many pets wear a collar with tags, which can be broken, lost, or removed.
An implanted microchip will provide a permanent form of identification for your pet if they are ever to get lost or stolen.
Microchippping can be done at any office visit or when your pet is under anesthesia (often done at the time of spay/neuter).
Microchips are a safe and effective way to increase your pet's chances of being returned to their loving family.
Many pets wear a collar with tags, which can be broken, lost, or removed.
An implanted microchip will provide a permanent form of identification for your pet if they are ever to get lost or stolen.
Microchippping can be done at any office visit or when your pet is under anesthesia (often done at the time of spay/neuter).
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