Trenton Veterinary Hospital

Dr. Harris became the proud owner of Trenton Veterinary Hospital in August of 2011 after practicing in Oakland County for 6 years. Dr. Harris knew at a very young age that she wanted to be a veterinarian. She comes from a family who has a love for animals and grew up with dogs, cats, horses, guinea pigs, rabbits and birds.

We at Trenton Veterinary Hospital understand that anesthesia can be nerve racking for owners. We will make sure to know your pet's complete history before the anesthetic event. The vaccine history, lifestyle, and any medication your pet takes all influence how they may respond to anesthesia.

We will perform pre-surgical examination and diagnostic tests that help identify any underlying conditions that should be addressed before your dog undergoes anesthesia.Chemistry tests to evaluate kidney, liver, and pancreatic function, as well as sugar levels. Electrolyte tests to ensure your dog isn't dehydrated or suffering from an electrolyte imbalance.

Saying good-bye to your pet is the hardest thing you have to do as a pet owner. We at Trenton Veterinary Hospital want to help you with this process by talking with you to determine if euthanasia is the most humane thing to do for your pet at this time. We will evaluate their quality of life together and guide you through this difficult time.

Veterinary science, in conjunction with the veterinary industry, has done a great job developing vaccines that are very safe and effective preventive measures. Vaccines keep your pet protected from serious infectious diseases. Diseases that, just a few years ago, were epidemics are now less common.

An annual physical exam is a vital part of maintaining a healthy, happy, and long life for your dog or cat. Since animals age faster than people do and can't communicate when they are not feeling well, your veterinarian will gain valuable insights into the health of your dog. Our skilled team will perform a nose to tail examination of your pet.