Business Details
46 Years
experience
Emergency
services
Comprehensive Veterinary Care in Columbus, OH
Hamilton Road Animal Hospital is committed to providing high-quality veterinary care for pets in Columbus, OH, and surrounding communities. With over 40 years of experience, our practice emphasizes preventive health care to ensure pets receive timely vaccinations, parasite control, and regular wellness exams. Our full-service hospital offers outpatient care, emergency surgery, dental services, and surgical interventions, prioritizing personalized treatment plans and client education.Our team of experienced veterinarians and support staff is dedicated to maintaining the latest advancements in veterinary medicine while fostering trust through transparent communication. We treat pets as cherished family members, ensuring compassionate care at every life stagefrom routine checkups for kittens and puppies to senior pet wellness programs.
Services
Vaccinations
Dental Care
Emergency Surgery
Parasite Control
Senior Pet Wellness
Details
- Year established: 1980
Highlights and features
- We offer over 40 years of veterinary expertise in Columbus, OH.
- Our preventive care programs reduce long-term pet health risks.
- Compassionate emergency services available for urgent pet needs.
- Customized treatment plans for pets at every life stage.
- Experienced team specializes in dental care and chronic condition management.
What people say
Emergency care saved my pet
Knowledgeable and compassionate staff
Excellent dental care results
Services
Vaccinations
Our vaccination programs protect pets against life-threatening diseases like rabies, distemper, and parvovirus. Core vaccines are tailored to age, breed, and lifestyle factors. We provide annual boosters and customized schedules for pets with special needs.
Dental Care
Professional dental cleanings remove plaque and tartar buildup to prevent gum disease. We treat periodontal issues, perform tooth extractions, and address oral infections. Regular dental exams help detect problems before they impact systemic health.
Emergency Surgery
We provide immediate surgical interventions for trauma, foreign body ingestion, and acute medical conditions. Our facility handles emergency spays/neuters, wound repairs, and mass removals with post-operative care instructions for optimal recovery.
Parasite Control
Our preventive treatments safeguard against fleas, ticks, heartworms, and intestinal parasites. We offer monthly preventatives and diagnostic testing to identify infestations early. Customized plans address environmental exposure risks for indoor and outdoor pets.
Senior Pet Wellness
Specialized exams monitor age-related changes in pets over seven years old. We screen for arthritis, kidney disease, and vision loss while managing chronic conditions through diet, medication, and lifestyle adjustments to maintain quality of life.
People
Dr. Michael E. Turley
Veterinarian
Graduated from The Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine in 1978. Specializes in companion animal care with 40+ years serving Columbus pet owners. Past president of the Columbus Academy Veterinary Medicine.
Dr. Christina Hammons
Associate Veterinarian
Joins our team with expertise in feline medicine and soft tissue surgery. Completed advanced training in pet nutrition and pain management for senior animals.
Kim Roberts
Animal Health Technician
Certified veterinary technician since 1997 with specialization in diagnostic imaging and surgical assistance. Provides compassionate care during dental procedures and wellness exams.
Questions
What vaccinations are essential for puppies and kittens?
Core vaccines include rabies, distemper, and parvovirus for dogs; rabies, feline distemper, and upper respiratory vaccines for cats. Start at 6-8 weeks with annual boosters.
How often should senior pets receive checkups?
Pets aged seven and older benefit from bi-annual wellness exams to monitor age-related conditions like kidney disease, arthritis, and vision loss.
What dental signs require immediate attention?
Persistent bad breath, eating difficulties, and visible tartar buildup warrant prompt dental exams to address potential gum disease or oral infections.
Do you offer emergency care after regular hours?
We provide urgent care during regular business hours. For after-hours emergencies, we recommend the Columbus Veterinary Emergency and Referral Clinic.
What parasite prevention options exist?
Monthly heartworm preventatives, flea/tick control medications, and annual fecal testing protect pets from internal and external parasites year-round.
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