Services

Gateway Animal Hospital offers screening for certain conditions and diseases, as well as for breeding purposes. Von Willebrand’s Disease This is a canine version of hemophilia, and it’s important you know if your dog has this condition before an emergency arises. Since it is genetic, many owners aren’t aware their pet has the disease until … Read moreHealth Screening Tests

Fleas are little blood suckers that can cause problems not only for your pet, but for you and your home as well. Hot spots, dermatitis, tapeworm and anemia are some of the risks a pet faces when they are infested with fleas. An adult female flea can lay up to 40 eggs per day and … Read moreFlea Prevention and Control

It’s never easy to say goodbye to a beloved pet, and we want to help make that difficult time more manageable by providing compassionate hospice and euthanasia services for your pet. For hospice care, we’ll work with you to see that your pet’s pain is managed and that he or she is as comfortable as … Read moreEuthanasia/End of Life Care

Early detection is key when it comes to treating your pet, and Gateway Animal Hospital offers complete in-house diagnostics including cutting-edge equipment and an on-site laboratory. This saves time, money, and most importantly, you don’t have to wait overnight for results—meaning your pet gets a diagnosis and needed treatment sooner. In-House Laboratory Gateway Animal Hospital … Read moreDiagnostics

Dental care is the foundation of proper oral hygiene and is an important part of your pet’s daily life, see why annual dental cleanings are needed to maintain a clean bill of health.

Going on vacation? Moving? Need a pet sitter for the day? Let Gateway Animal Hospital take the worry away! Our affordable boarding and daycare services are veterinarian-supervised and care is provided by attentive, highly-trained team members. They will watch after your pet as if it were their own and should your pet have an emergency … Read moreBoarding

The chewing. The scratching. The licking. These behaviors are all too familiar to many pet parents and they can be symptoms of a significant health problem. It could be food or environmental allergies, an infection, stress or any one of many issues, and it’s important your pet see the vet when these symptoms start to … Read moreAllergies & Dermatology