Broadmoor East Veterinary Clinic
When it comes to pet care, go no further than Broadmoor East Boarding and Grooming. We’re the animal hospital next door to Broadmoor East Veterinary Clinic, but we do a lot of things differently. Boarding for cats and dogs is both available here. Vacation Care for Strange Animals (birds, pocket pets, reptiles, etc.) -Pet Grooming & Boarding -Dog Daycare
Dr. Driscoll was up in Alabama and knew early on that he wanted to follow in his uncle’s footsteps as a veterinarian. After high school, he went on to Auburn University, where he earned his degree in 1980 from the College of Veterinary Medicine.
Dr. Driscoll relocated to Cheyenne in 1980 after finishing his schooling. In the summer of 1989, Dr. Driscoll established the Broadmoor East Veterinary Clinic and the Broadmoor East Boarding and Grooming. Dr. Driscoll is interested in the fields of veterinary endoscopy, surgery, reproduction, anesthesia, and pain treatment.
For the time being, Shannan serves as the Manager of the Broadmoor East Veterinary Clinic. If you have any further questions, feel free to contact her at this number.
Tri-State Veterinary Clinic
Tri-State Veterinary Clinic in Cheyenne, WY was started by Dr. Gurney more than 60 years ago, and ever since then, we have treated all of our patients’ dogs and cats as if they were members of our own family, providing them with the best medical care possible. After 35 years of operation by Dr. Charlie Sink, Dr. Troy Thompson purchased the clinic in 1999.
Then, in August of 2013, we relocated to our current building on 19th Street, where we have been ever since. Dr. Thompson is a qualified veterinarian in Wyoming who has written and spoken extensively on the topic of hunting dog arthritis for Pheasants Forever magazine.
Tri-State, a veterinary facility he directed, was chosen by Cheyenne residents as one of the top three in the city by the Wyoming Tribune Eagle. Chayla Stewart, Sara Kessler, and Nekiah Blakesley have all just joined the team, and Emily Whetstone came aboard in 2016. These four ladies bring warmth, compassion, and a wealth of medical knowledge to their work with our patients.
Dr. Thompson, a certified veterinarian in Wyoming, has written and spoken extensively on the topic of arthritis in hunting dogs, and his work has been featured in Pheasants Forever magazine. He’s one of our Laramie County Commissioners and a lifelong Cheyenne resident.
In his spare time, he enjoys being with his family and hunting with his dogs. Tri-State has flourished under his leadership, earning a spot in the Wyoming Tribune Eagle’s list of the best three veterinary clinics in Cheyenne.
Cheyenne Pet Clinic
Dogs, cats, rabbits, and pocket pets are what we know best, and we’re here to help you with all of their medical needs (Mice, Gerbils, Rats, Hamsters, Guinea Pigs, etc.) Animals of the Flying and Scaled Kinds (Snakes, Iguanas, Lizards, etc.) Exotics (Ferrets, Sugar Glider, etc) (Ferrets, Sugar Glider, etc.)
When you bring your pet to the Cheyenne Pet Clinic, they’ll get the very best veterinary care available. If you need assistance taking care of your pet, our team of pleasant, experienced, and compassionate experts is here to help. We are dedicated to the long and healthy life of your pet and will provide them with the individualized care they need at our state-of-the-art facility.
Before attending medical school, Dr. Christopher A. Church volunteered at the Cheyenne Pet Clinic. He attended college in Wyoming and earned his veterinary degree with distinction from Kansas State University in 1993. Since 1995, he has been a vet at the Cheyenne Pet Clinic, and in 2010, he bought the business. He is involved in the AVMA, AAHA, the Veterinary Medical Association of Cheyenne, and the Rotary Club of Cheyenne, among other professional organizations.
Frontier Veterinary Clinic
At Frontier Veterinary Clinic, we work hard to provide a welcoming and comfortable space for you and your loved ones to bring in your small animals, large animals, and equine companions for modern, high-quality veterinary care. For more than thirty years, we’ve provided service to residents of Cheyenne, Wyoming, and the surrounding area. Don’t hesitate to contact us and set up an appointment.
Gary Norwood, Ph.D. is a 1978 CSU alum. He attended Texas A&M for his final year of veterinary school to complete an externship. In 1982, Dr. Norwood opened Frontier Veterinary Clinic to provide veterinary care to the residents of Cheyenne and the surrounding area. We treat both small and large animals and make every effort to make our clients and their pets feel like part of our extended family.