Take a look at these 3 veterinary centers newly opened or coming soon
The growth of veterinary health facilities nationwide reflects an improvement in the accessibility of animal care. With more clinics, hospitals, and wellness centers available, pet owners can more readily obtain consultations, preventive care, and wellness services for their pets. This contributes to the overall health and well-being of their animals.
Here are three recent openings of veterinary clinics and pet stores in the United States:
Pet Wants Mira Mesa, a locally owned and operated pet food and supply store, recently announced their grand opening at 6906 Miramar Road, Suite B2 in San Diego, California. In addition to selling cat and dog food, treats, and accessories, the store plans to offer regular educational workshops, such as pet nutrition seminars and training sessions. The initiative is aimed at helping support the health and wellbeing of pets in San Diego, according to a news release.1
“After being customers of Pet Wants for over a year, we are thrilled to Join the Pack and bring Pet Wants to San Diego! We provide a friendly, comfortable atmosphere with quality products for pet owners who care about offering the absolute best for their furry friends," said Peter Gregg, owner of Pet Wants Mira Mesa, in the release.1 "From our fresh foods and partnerships with other healthy pet food and treat companies, we aim to create a welcoming space where pet lovers can find what they need to keep their pets happy and healthy."
Cypress Point Animal Hospital is introducing same-day urgent care for patients in the Mandeville, LA community and surrounding areas. The hospital is located at 2750 Florida St., Mandeville, LA. The inclusion of same-day urgent care services will support their existing wellness appointments, surgeries, and dental procedures, according to the hospital.2
"Our team is committed to the best care to pets in our community at all times, and we are thrilled that we're now able to offer this when they need it most, in urgent situations,” the Cypress Point Animal Hospital team wrote in a news release.2
A furniture store in Roseville, California, has been converted into a 31,000 sq ft veterinary hospital. The project was run by Terravet Real Estate Solutions, a real estate group with a focus on veterinary real estate. Veterinary Specialty Hospital Roseville operates as a 24-hour emergency and specialty care facility. It is staffed by a team of veterinarians and technicians with specialized training in emergency medicine and intensive care. The hospital offers emergency treatment, board-certified surgical care, internal medicine, diagnostic imaging, and wildlife rescue assistance services.
“Transforming this underutilized vacant space into Veterinary Specialty Hospital Roseville is a testament to Terravet Real Estate Solutions' commitment to redefining pet healthcare infrastructure through collaboration with leading veterinary partners,” said Daniel Eisenstadt, CEO of Terravet Real Estate Solutions, in a news release.3 “By investing in modern, accessible facilities, we're meeting the community's needs and setting a new standard for veterinary care excellence nationwide."
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