Animal Hospital of Kentwood

1538 44th St. SE
Grand Rapids, MI 49508

(616)538-2470

www.animalhospitalofkentwood.com

Services


Cat Being Monitored With a Stethoscope

Species We Treat

 

We see more than just cats and dogs! We also welcome ferrets, rabbits, and small mammals like guinea pigs, hamsters, rats, and mice.

Dog Getting Its Paw Bandaged

Surgical Services 

Every pet is important to us, and every surgery is treated with care and precision. Our surgical suite supports a variety of procedures - from routine spays and neuters to complex soft tissue surgeries. We maintain the highest standards of sterility, using only appropriate surgical tools, materials, and attire to ensure your pet’s safety and comfort.

Wellness

 

From youth to their golden years, we’re here for your pet every step of the way. Annual exams and routine wellness screenings are key to catching issues early and keeping your pet healthy. A well-established Veterinary-Client-Patient Relationship (VCPR) ensures we can provide appropriate care and recommendations when your pet needs it most.

Dog

Ultrasound & Radiography

 

Our modern digital X-ray equipment helps us get fast, clear images so we can quickly understand what’s going on with your pet. We also offer abdominal and heart ultrasounds to take a closer look when more detail is needed.

Small Dog Having an X-ray Taken
Gray Cat Getting Its Teeth Brushed

Dental Services

 

A healthy mouth means a healthier pet. Our dental care services include cleanings, X-rays, extractions, and oral surgery when needed. With modern tools and training, we’re able to identify and treat dental issues before they become serious - so your pet can keep smiling.

Veterinarian Looking Through a Microscope

Lab Work

 

Our on-site lab provides fast, accurate testing for bloodwork, urinalysis, parasites, and infectious diseases like feline leukemia, FIV, parvovirus, and heartworm. For more advanced diagnostics, we team up with specialized veterinary labs to get your pet the answers they need

Acupuncture

 

 As part of Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine (TCVM), acupuncture stimulates the body’s natural healing processes by targeting precise points with sterile, flexible needles.
It is commonly used to treat musculoskeletal, neurological, and gastrointestinal disorders, and can enhance quality of life in aging or palliative care patients.

Dog Receiving Acupuncture Treatment

Laser Therapy

 

Laser therapy helps your pet heal more comfortably by reducing inflammation, easing pain, and speeding up recovery. We use it after most dental and surgical procedures, and for issues like arthritis, ear infections, and wounds to support faster, gentler healing.

Cat Being Examined By Vet