We’re moving!
On December 12, 2011 we will begin operating out of our new facility at 9 Rumble Road. The new facility is across Highway 14, about 1/3 mile south (see map at the bottom of the page).
Some clientele have been asking why we are moving. In a nutshell, we are trying to provide the best in veterinary care for our patients and customer service to our clients. This means a larger facility, better equipment and newer technology. It also means that we will have a separate waiting area for felines and have feline-only exam rooms. The larger facility will allow us to accommodate emergency procedures and surgeries during business hours with fewer disruptions to currently scheduled procedures. As a final bonus, we are happy to report that the working environment for our staff will be much more comfortable including a much needed lunch room.
We look forward to seeing you on your next visit. If you would like to see the new facility before then, please stop by and we will show you around.
Dr. Gruda and his staff took such wonderful care of our newly adopted dog. Tucker can now run and play on his reconstructed leg. — Tucker's Family
Resource articles
Gruda Veterinary Hospital has a library covering a broad range of topics. We can also advise you on pet insurance options.
If you have an area of interest or concern tat you do not see here, please contact us to speak with a doctor or staff member, or to request the appropriate literature.
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Nutrition – General Feeding Guidelines for Dogs
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Puppy – Socialization and Fear Prevention
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Training Dogs – Greeting Behavior, Jumping Up
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