Colonial Park Animal Clinic
For many years, locals have relied on Colonial Park Animal Clinic for all of their veterinary care needs. The welfare of your pets is our top priority, and we are here to help. Our policy has always been to care for your pet as if it were one of our own. We achieve this by providing the best possible care for each animal in our care.
In addition, we’ve gone above and beyond the call of duty to help our patients. Maintaining a healthy physical condition for your pet is crucial. Having regular checks is crucial. Most pets should get checked once every three months. If you have questions regarding the best routine for your pet, your vet will have the answers, and we can work together to create a timetable that works for everyone involved.
We promise to always provide you with our very best effort in terms of both medical care and service. Please don’t hesitate to contact us if you have any issues before, during, or after your visit. We’re here to help you and your cherished pets in any way we can.
For almost 20 years, locals have relied on Colonial Park Animal Clinic for veterinary care. If you need help with your pets, we can provide that as well. Our policy has always been to care for your pet as if it were one of our own. We achieve this by providing the best possible care for each animal in our care. In addition, we’ve gone above and beyond the call of duty to help our patients.
Maintaining a healthy physical condition for your pet is crucial. Having regular checks is crucial. Most pets should get checked once every three months. If you have questions regarding the best routine for your pet, your vet will have the answers, and we can work together to create a timetable that works for everyone involved.
We promise to always provide you with our very best effort in terms of both medical care and service. Please don’t hesitate to contact us if you have any issues before, during, or after your visit. We’re here to help you and your cherished pets in any way we can. We’re members of the American Veterinary Medical Association, the American Animal Hospital Association, and the American Association of Rehabilitation Veterinarians.
Dr Calvin Clements began his career in 1985 after graduating as a DVM from Auburn University. He received his doctorate in neuroendocrinology. He is especially interested in the fields of orthopaedics, dermatology, neurology, and endocrinology.
He is a qualified canine rehabilitation therapist and recipient of the American Animal Hospital’s Small Animal Medicine and Surgery Proficiency award. The family of Calvin, Carla, and their daughters Megan and Heather resides on a horse farm in Palmyra. The whole family has fun riding horses on the trails. Besides classic cars and flying, two more hobbies of Calvin’s are both exciting to him.
Valley Road Animal Hospital
Increasing human-animal connections is one of our primary goals here at Valley Road Animal Hospital, and one of the reasons we strive to deliver the highest quality treatment and service to our clients and patients. Our key concerns are providing excellent service to our clients and their pets while maintaining the highest standards of honesty and kindness.
Every member of our team is committed to making our veterinary clinic a warm and welcoming place for all of our visitors, whether they have two legs or four. We’re happy to be the area’s go-to pet supply store for the Susquehanna River Valley.
Veterinarians Michael Anzur and Coley Springs deliver a new level of individualised care to their patients. In addition to Enola, Mechanicsburg, Carlisle, Camp Hill, and Harrisburg, we are happy to serve the neighbouring communities.
Michael Anzur, MD is a native of the area of Mechanicsburg. After receiving his Bachelor of Science in Biology from West Virginia University, he attended Ross University for veterinary school, spent his clinical year at Texas A&M University, and graduated in 2011.
After finishing medical school, Dr Anzur worked as a physician in central Pennsylvania and Houston, Texas. He’s especially enthusiastic about the fields of internal medicine, reproductive health, and soft tissue surgery.
With their Great Dane, Penn, and their cat, Roadie, Drs. Anzur and Coley Springs live happily together in Mechanicsburg at the moment. Dr Anzur likes to spend his free time hiking and camping. Some of his favourite pastimes are archery, boating on the Susquehanna River, and fly fishing.