Pain Relief & Enhanced Mobility for Your Pet Physical Therapy at Shiloh Veterinary Hospital At Shiloh Veterinary Hospital, we offer canine physical therapy to help your furry friend regain strength, mobility, and comfort. Our Certified Canine Rehabilitation Practitioner, Dr. Dena Owings, and her Certified Veterinary Technician Team are dedicated to providing personalized treatment plans that … Read moreCanine Physical Therapy
What Is Pet Laser Therapy? At Shiloh Veterinary Hospital, we’re proud to offer low-level laser therapy, an advanced treatment that stimulates cellular metabolism and reduces inflammation. This gentle, non-invasive therapy promotes the body’s natural healing processes, making it a valuable addition to a variety of treatment plans. How Does Laser Therapy Help My Pet? Laser … Read moreLaser Therapy
We provide comprehensive wellness programs that are individualized to keep your pet healthy and happy throughout their life. Wellness visits may include: No matter what age your pet is, wellness care is the foundation of their happy, healthy life—and we’re here to make sure that life is as long as possible. Complete Puppy & Kitten … Read moreWellness Visits
We are now caring for Exotic pets at both locations! Dr. Nicole Kaczor and Dr. Tiffany Brady are available at our East and West locations, respectively, to provide medical and diagnostic care for rabbits, ferrets, pocket pets, small rodents, and non-venomous reptiles. They understand that exotic pets often have very special needs and that proper … Read moreExotic Pets
About The Doctor – Dr. Dena Owings, DVM, CCRP Dr. Dena Owings has been working at Shiloh Veterinary Hospital since 2006. She graduated from Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine at Virginia Tech in 2002 and has been practicing general medicine and surgery for companion animals ever since. She has studied with the University of Tennessee … Read moreCanine Rehabilitation
At Shiloh Veterinary Hospital, we frequently use X-rays to diagnose possible problems and detect issues that may be undetectable to the naked eye or via a physical exam. X-rays provide valuable information about a pet’s: We proudly offer digital radiology, a state-of-the-art technology that is safer for your pet and helps us provide better images … Read moreRadiology
Our hospital is equipped with a complete, sophisticated diagnostic laboratory that allows us to measure more than 100 laboratory values, with results often available in just a few minutes. For tests that cannot be performed at the hospital, we partner with a high-quality outside laboratory. By performing some basic diagnostic tests, your veterinarian can gather … Read moreLaboratory
Many people have questions about the process of euthanasia. We try to make this difficult time as easy as possible for both you and your pet and will do our best to honor your wishes regarding every aspect of the euthanasia process. You are welcome to be with your pet, and you can stay as … Read moreEnd of Life
Spaying and neutering your pets not only helps to rescue the homeless pet population, but it also helps them to live longer, healthier lives. A pet that has been spayed or neutered is at a decreased risk of some forms of cancer and infection, and the procedure may also help to reduce or eliminate unwanted … Read moreSpay & Neuter
