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Caring Professionals Caring for Your Pet
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Location
1103 Oak Park Drive Suite 101
Fort Collins, (CO)
USA 80525
Tel : (970) 206-1868
Fax : 970-206-9366
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Travel Directions
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Friendship Hospital for Animals is located just South of the intersection of Harmony and Lemay. Turn South on Lemay at the intersection and make your second left on Oakridge Drive. Then make your second right onto Oak Park Drive. Make your first right and we are located at the West end of the building.
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Hours
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Monday
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: 7:30 - 6:30
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Tuesday
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: 7:30 - 6:30
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Wednesday
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: 7:30 - 6:30
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Thursday
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: 7:30 - 6:30
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Friday
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: 7:30 - 6:30
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Saturday
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: 8:00 - 3:00
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Sunday
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: Closed
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Description
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We are dedicated to the celebration of the human-animal bond through the pursuit of excellence in pet care. We provide a nurturing, compassionate and educational environment for the pet, client and community.
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Services
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Friendship Hospital for Animals is a small animal practice specializing in all aspects of veterinary medicine, including preventative care, dental health and major surgery.
We offer personalized, compassionate veterinary care and quality boarding for your pets. We give dogs a long walk twice a day, in addition to letting them out for a bathroom break mid-day. Feel free to come see our wonderful boarding facilities!
In addition to basic veterinary services we offer behavioral consultations for both dogs & cats, and care for small pocket pets.
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Animals Treated
Staff Members
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Cat Cross, DVM, DABVP
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Veterinarian
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Dr. Cat Cross received her DVM degree at Texas A&M University in 1986. She completed a post-doctoral internship at the University of Illinois with areas of concentration in internal medicine and oncology. She practiced at a large multi-doctor practice in
Washington, DC for six years before moving to Fort Collins. Dr. Cross became Board Certified in Canine and Feline Practice with the American Board of Veterinary Practitioners in 1996, one of only 330 veterinarians with that distinction in the country.
What is the American Board of Veterinary Practitioners?
The Specialty of Veterinary practice was established by the American Board of Veterinary Practitioners (ABVP) and is sanctioned by the American Veterinary Medical Association to set standards for advanced professionalism in veterinary practice.
The objective of ABVP is to promote and recognize high standards in the art and
science of veterinary practice. By awarding Diplomate status, the ABVP recognizes the individuals who have demonstrated that they are qualified to fill a unique and specific role in the delivery of state-of-the-art veterinary service.
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The Friendship Family
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Client Care Providers
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Under the direction of Dr. Cat Cross, Friendship Hospital for Animals opened its doors in February of 1997. The hospital passed the rigorous American Animal Hospital review and became the youngest accredited member in March of 1997. In September of 2000, Friendship was awarded the highest AAHA accreditation, one which is awarded to only 5% of Veterinary hospitals in the United States.
Our goal is to provide excellent care to our clients and their pets. To achieve this goal, we have state-of-the-art equipment as represented by a full in-house laboratory, x-ray machine with a rapid processor for imediate results, and a dental x-ray machine. We are the only small animal veterinary clinic in Fort Collins that has an in house ultrasound machine with telemedicine capabilities. Additionally, we have a separate surgery suite with the latest in anesthesia equipment and monitoring devices. Our boarding facilities for both dogs and cats are spacious and clean. Come see our hospital!
You will come to know our friendly, knowledgeable receptionists and will take comfort in the fact that our veterinary technicians are certified by a state-accredited school.
The entire Friendship team is dedicated to the health and well-being of your pets.
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Amy Womack, DVM
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Veterinarian
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Dr. Amy Womack graduated from Texas A&M University with a doctorate in veterinary medicine in 1988, and has practiced veterinary medicine in Texas, Tennessee, and Colorado. She has a special interest in feline medicine and surgery. She had the good fortune to practice in an exclusively feline hospital for 5 years while in Tennessee.
Her husband is a veterinarian at Colorado State University Veterinary Teaching Hospital. They have two young children and three cats.
Pets have always been an important part of Dr. Womack's life. She knew she wanted to be a veterinarian from a very young age and is dedicated to caring for pets as well as their owners.
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