It is why we work so diligently to provide the most attentive, knowledgeable medical and surgical care possible. Our shared compassion allows us to truly dedicate our collective talents in a constant effort to help your pets. From the moment you enter Old York Veterinary Hospital, you will witness that we combine our advanced skills with individualized patient and client care. We understand how important your pet is to you.
We feel that way about our pets too. We thank each and every client for the privilege of allowing us to care for the pets they so love. Did you know that accreditation for animal hospitals is voluntary? We are proud to call ourselves an AAHA-accredited hospital. In the United States, all human hospitals that serve people with Medicare must be accredited through an accrediting body; they undergo regular reviews and quality checks to ensure they meet standards of quality for every aspect of medical care.
However, not all animal hospitals choose to pursue the AAHA-accreditation process since it is not required by law. When it comes to pet health care, accreditation is voluntary. The accreditation process is rigorous and time-consuming, and not every veterinary hospital wants to go through the lengthy process.
Accreditation by AAHA means that an animal hospital has been evaluated on approximately standards of veterinary excellence.
To maintain their accreditation, hospitals undergo a rigorous review by veterinary experts every three years. AAHA accreditation is considered the standard for veterinary excellence, and does not vary between states or provinces AAHA accredits hospitals in both the U.
We are an AAHA-accredited veterinary hospital. That means we hold ourselves to a higher standard. Pets are our passion. And keeping them healthy is our 1 priority. Here, we strive to deliver excellent care for pets. Because your pets deserve nothing less.
Learn more about AAHA accreditation and why our accreditation is important to you and your pet. On a trip to San Antonio in she met Robert J. Kleberg, Jr. After a brief courtship the couple married in Corpus Christi, on March 2, They had one daughter. Helen Kleberg was an influential force in the life of her husband, who became the manager of the King Ranch after his father's death in , and in the history of the ranch itself.
She developed a strong interest in the workings of the ranch and shared her husband's devotion to it. I am currently enrolled in college pursuing a degree as a Certified Veterinary Technician. Anesthesia and surgery are my major areas of focus. My knowledge increases daily through Dr. Campbell's mentorship. I have four dogs and one cat who have all wiggled their way right into my heart. When not working, I enjoy quality time with my daughter and family, the great outdoors, and experiencing life with the dogs and Monkey the Cat.
I have worked in the veterinary field since I was 18 years old. Throughout that time I gained experience as a veterinary receptionist as well as having hands-on experience which I love.
While raising my three children, I took some time away from working outside the home to enjoy their various activities and achievements. I take great pleasure and pride in helping our clients and our patients. In any spare time, I spend time with my family and friends. My love for animals and veterinary medicine has been a passion of mine since before I can remember. As Dr. Having spent twelve years serving in the Pittsburgh region as an operations and logistics manager, I am thankful for the new role here at Old York Veterinary Hospital.
When not working, I am spending time with my family and friends. My husband and I can be found doing anything outdoors from hiking and fishing to biking our favorite trails.
Our cat Smudges will forever be the baby of our home as we continue to grow our family. This veterinary facility does NOT provide supervision for animals after normal business hours by a person physically on these premises.
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