Lone Mountain Animal Hospital - Sara Blakesley

Loyal - to our clients and pets by providing excellent customer service and by exceeding their expectations. Loyal to our team by empowering them to grow and to show pride in their work. Maintain - A cooperative relationship between our clients and team through open communication and education. Animal - Care Provided with compassion and excellence through education, while never losing sight of ever-changing client and patient needs.

Mission Statement: It is our goal to provide the highest quality veterinary care with a personal touch. We embrace a compassionate, progressive approach to the needs of our patients, while providing exceptional customer service. We are dedicated to fostering the bond between humans and animals. We honor the pet's position as a member of the family and strive to ensure the health of our animal companions.

Lone Mountain Animal Hospital has a large section of the facility devoted to boarding your pet that includes large and extra-large runs for large-breed canines, and comfortable cages for small-to-medium breeds and felines. Ultrasound (also called sonography) is a diagnostic medical procedure that uses high-frequency sound waves to produce dynamic, real-time, 2-D visual images of organs, tissues, or blood flow inside the body. At Lone Mountain Animal Hospital, we have vaccine and wellness schedules available for ferrets, rabbits, pigs, and goats.

A proper vaccination series is necessary for the health and protection of your pet. Newborn puppies and kittens obtain antibodies from their mother. Over the course of the first few months of their life, these maternal antibodies fade and leave the pet susceptible to disease. Booster vaccines are given to stimulate the puppy or kitten's immune system as the maternal immunity is wearing off. Because adult animals' immunity can wane with time, adult booster vaccinations ensure protective immunity. What are Vaccine Titers?