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Compassionate Veterinary Care in Amelia, OH
Main Street Animal Hospital is committed to delivering the highest level of veterinary medicine alongside compassionate care. Our team of experienced animal lovers treats every patient as if they were our own pet, ensuring personalized attention and state-of-the-art medical services. With a focus on preventative care and advanced diagnostics, we prioritize both the physical and emotional well-being of pets and their owners.Our dedication to client education empowers informed decisions about pet health, while our community involvement reflects our passion for animal welfare. By maintaining modern facilities and utilizing cutting-edge technology, we create an environment where pets receive optimal care and families feel welcomed and supported.
Services
Dental Radiographs
Microchipping
Therapeutic Laser
Abdominal Ultrasound
Spay & Neuter
Emergency Care
Details
- Year established: 2025
Highlights and features
- We offer 14+ combined years of veterinary emergency medicine experience
- Our team maintains a home-like environment for stress-free pet visits
- We utilize advanced diagnostic tools like digital dental radiography
- We implement laser therapy for non-invasive pain management
- Our staff includes multiple registered veterinary technicians
What people say
Compassionate treatment
Most impressed
Top notch
Feels immediately at home
Clean and maintained well
Services
Dental Radiographs
Our veterinary dental imaging detects hidden oral issues in pets. Using advanced radiography, we diagnose tooth root infections, jawbone deterioration, and periodontal disease. This technology enables precise treatment planning for both routine cleanings and complex oral surgeries. Early detection through dental X-rays prevents systemic health complications from untreated infections.
Therapeutic Laser
Our Class IV therapeutic laser treatment reduces pain and inflammation in pets non-invasively. By stimulating cellular metabolism, this FDA-approved technology accelerates healing after injuries or surgeries. We use it for chronic conditions like arthritis and acute issues such as post-operative recovery. This drug-free option provides effective pain management without pharmaceutical side effects.
Microchipping
We implant permanent electronic identification chips for pet security. These rice-sized RFID devices provide permanent contact information for lost pets. Our veterinary team registers chips in national databases to maximize recovery chances. Combined with traditional ID tags, microchips offer the most reliable identification method for both urban and rural environments.
Abdominal Ultrasound
Our diagnostic ultrasound visualizes abdominal organs without radiation exposure. This real-time imaging evaluates liver, kidney, and gastrointestinal tract conditions. We use it for diagnosing unexplained weight loss, vomiting, or abdominal pain. The non-invasive procedure requires no anesthesia for most cooperative patients.
Spay & Neuter
We perform surgical sterilization procedures for long-term pet health. Our experienced veterinarians reduce health risks while controlling pet overpopulation. The services include pre-surgical bloodwork, pain management, and post-operative care instructions. We recommend spaying females before first heat cycles for maximum health benefits.
People
Melanie Wood, DVM
Owner & Veterinarian
Dr. Wood graduated from Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine in 2004. She has 6 years of emergency veterinary experience and 7 years in private practice. A lifelong animal advocate, she established Main Street Animal Hospital after rescuing local wildlife for over a decade.
Linda Hays, DVM
Veterinarian
Dr. Hays earned her veterinary degree from Tufts University in 2006. After completing an internship at Michigan Veterinary Specialists, she practiced emergency medicine in Cincinnati for 13 years. She now focuses on creating long-term client relationships during regular office hours.
Hillary Hillard
Practice Manager
Hillary graduated from the University of Cincinnati's veterinary technician program in 2013. As a registered veterinary technician, she oversees clinic operations while maintaining hands-on patient care. Her 4-H background developed her passion for comprehensive animal healthcare.
Christina Wulfeck
Veterinary Assistant
Christina has worked in veterinary clinics since 2013. A dedicated pitbull advocate, she studies to become a certified veterinary technician. Her goals include establishing service dog programs for children and veterans needing special assistance animals.
Michelle Sampson
Registered Veterinary Technician
Michelle graduated from the University of Cincinnati's veterinary technology program in 2021. Born and raised in Cincinnati, she combines technical expertise with local knowledge. She maintains four pets at home while expanding her veterinary nursing skills through continuing education.
Questions
Do you treat exotic pets?
While we primarily treat cats and dogs, we provide basic care for small exotic mammals. Please call for specific requirements.
What emergency services do you offer?
We handle urgent pet care including trauma, poisoning, and breathing difficulties during regular business hours.
Can I get pet food and supplies?
Our online store offers prescription diets and select pet products available for pickup during business hours.
Do you provide house calls?
For special needs patients, we consider limited house calls based on doctor availability and distance.
What payment options are available?
We accept cash and major credit cards. Payment is due at the time of service with exceptions for established clients.
