Broadway Animal Hospital

Myrtle Avenue Veterinary Hospital is a full-service veterinary treatment institution in Myrtle Beach, Florida. For its highly valued patients, the professional and friendly staff strives to give the best possible medical, surgical, and dental care.For our clients, we are dedicated to encouraging responsible pet ownership, preventative health treatment, and health-related educational opportunities. Myrtle Avenue Veterinary Hospital seeks to provide Eureka and the surrounding regions with high-quality veterinary care.

Cats, dogs, and rabbits receive holistic medical care at Healing Spirit Animal Wellness Center. Acupuncture, chiropractic, herbal medicine, and homeopathy are among the medical, dental, and surgical services we provide, as well as complementary and alternative therapies including acupuncture, chiropractic, herbal medicine, and homeopathy. To guide diagnosis and assist us give the most appropriate therapy, we have an expanded in-house laboratory, digital x-ray, and ultrasound imaging. We are committed to providing personalised care in a calm, relaxing environment to better suit the needs of each patient.

Jeff Kelley-Day, DVM, founded Myrtle Avenue Pet Center in 1986. Larry and Melanie Noe took over the business in September 2005. We are two separate businesses that work closely together despite being next door to Myrtle Avenue Veterinary Hospital. Our community is really important to us, and we are quite supportive of it. We have donated over $300,000 to our community in the previous ten years under new ownership. To mention a few, we've donated to local schools, hospitals, hospices, animal shelters, and CASA. We owe a debt of gratitude to our loyal consumers for allowing us to contribute to our community.

The Humboldt Spay/Neuter Network was established in 2003 with the goal of lowering the number of unwanted and euthanized cats and dogs in Humboldt County by making spaying and neutering accessible and cheap to all animals. We supplied vouchers that covered the cost of spays and neuters at local veterinary clinics, starting with a dream, a phone number, and community support. To save more animals and save more lives, we started our own spay/neuter clinic in 2014. More than 350 cats and dogs are spayed or neutered every month by our experienced veterinary staff. We also provide basic wellness care for needy animals, such as immunizations, parasite prevention, and wound treatment.