Clinic center: Recent veterinary facilities across the United States

The proliferation of new veterinary health facilities nationwide is a step towards improving the accessibility of animal care and services. The rise in clinics and hospitals allows pet owners to access consultations, preventive care, and emergency services promptly, enhancing the overall health outcomes of animals.

Here are 3 recent clinic and hospitals opening across the United States:

CityVet in Chamblee, Georgia

CityVet clinic. (Photo courtesy of CityVet)

CityVet, a network of 40 veterinary-owned practices in the United States, announced the recent opening of a new clinic in Chamblee, Georgia, located at 5528 Peachtree Blvd. The clinic began welcoming clients on July 15, 2024, and provides a wide range of pet care services, including preventative care, diagnostics, surgery, grooming, dental care, and laparoscopic procedures. These services are delivered with a personalized approach designed to meet the specific needs of every pet and their owners, according to the company.¹

“As part of our broader launch into Atlanta, expanding into Chamblee, only 14 miles from downtown, represents a significant milestone for CityVet. As the 'Fastest Growing City in DeKalb County,' Chamblee's vibrant business district makes it an ideal setting. We are confident that our business model will resonate well here and that we will quickly become a trusted and integral part of the Chamblee community," expressed David Boguslawski, president and CEO of CityVet, in a news release.¹

The new clinic will be led by Kelly Bradley, DVM, an expert in laparoscopic procedures like spays and gastropexy. Bradley’s approach prioritizes cultivating strong relationships with clients and their pets, reflecting her belief that the clinic should always maintain a welcoming environment where both pets and their owners feel valued and supported. “I am absolutely thrilled to partner with CityVet. Their mission statement and core values resonate deeply with my own practice beliefs. CityVet isn't just a workplace; it's a supportive family environment,” said Bradley in the release.¹

Chewy Vet Care in Coral Springs, Florida; Denver, Colorado

Chewy Vet Care clinic. (Photo courtesy of Chewy Vet Care)

Chewy Vet Care opened the doors to a new location in Coral Springs, Florida, with another recent opening in Denver, Colorado. Earlier this year, they opened additional locations in Plantation, Florida, and Atlanta, Georgia. These openings mark Chewy's most substantial healthcare expansion to date, underlining their dedication to delivering high quality medical care with a personal touch, according to the company.²

“This is one of the most significant moments in Chewy’s history as we open the doors to our Chewy Vet Care practices and physically become a part of our customers' lives and in their neighborhoods. Our team has worked relentlessly to create an experience that is extraordinary and memorable for pets, customers, and our veterinary teams. We can’t wait to take care of all the furry family members in South Florida, Denver and Atlanta!” said Mita Malhotra, president of Chewy Health, in an organizational release.³

The newest locations feature separate waiting areas for pets uncomfortable with social settings and exam rooms designed to ensure pets do not feel confined, according to the company. From a veterinary standpoint, the new facilities include intentionally integrated spaces such as a break room, dedicated offices, and a wellness area for team members. The clinics offer in-person visits 6 days a week and round-the-clock virtual health guidance.²

Red Bank Veterinary Hospital in Tinton Falls, New Jersey

Ethos Veterinary Health, a network of specialty and emergency hospitals in North America, expressed its excitement of the opening of its Red Bank Veterinary Hospital in Tinton Falls, New Jersey. The facility features more than 100,000 sq ft and offers more than 16 specialties and advanced capabilities, with approximately 400 professionals at the forefront.⁴

“Our commitment to investing in our community hospitals is a top priority,” Ryan Buck, president of Ethos Veterinary Health, said in an organizational release.⁴ “This hospital sets the standard for world-class care, equipped with the best technology found in private practice.”

The hospital is equipped with magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), computed tomography (CT), Variation Radiation Therapy and fluoroscopy. It also features a separate entrance and waiting area, a rehabilitation unit, 12 specialized surgery suites, training facilities, and separate feline-only waiting areas. Additionally, Red Bank is the sole veterinary hospital on the East Coast equipped with an onsite positron emission tomography (PET) CT GE Discovery 710-128 slice scanner, which enables early cancer detection in pet patients, according to the company.⁴

References

1. CityVet, a leading network of veterinary-owned practices, expanding to Atlanta with its first clinic to officially open its doors in Chamblee, Georgia on Monday, July 15. News release. July 8, 2024.
2. Chewy Vet Care opens six locations in 2024. Chewy, Inc. July 16, 2024.
3. Chewy opens first brick-and-mortar veterinary practice. News release. Pet Business. April 24, 2024. Accessed July 17, 2024. https://www.petbusiness.com/chewy-opens-first-brick-and-mortar-veterinary-practice/article_f9956ef0-0255-11ef-90e0-3f3c48e7a843.html
4. Ethos unveils new state-of-the-art Red Bank Veterinary Hospital. News release. Ethos Veterinary Health. May 21, 2024.