Community Vet Clinic Wyoming

Serving Campbell County's pet owners and caring for our patients, both old and new, is an honor and a pleasure for us. At Gillette Pet Vet Clinic, we treat both pets and the people who look after them with compassion, skill, and most importantly, respect.

Nobody understands this amazing connection like the team at Animal Medical Center of Wyoming. Animals have a special way of touching our hearts, reaching into our very souls, and changing us for the better.

Red Hills Veterinary Hospital is a full-service veterinary hospital that provides comprehensive veterinary services for pets in Gillette. "We see most animals large and small and we've got all the services you need for your pet under one roof. Our team's passion shows through the education we provide to every client that comes through the door," the website reads.

We are a community veterinary practice in a small town that provides all the benefits of contemporary veterinary technology. We have experience treating a variety of species, from hamsters to draft horses. Regardless of their size, we're committed to giving animals in Buffalo and the surrounding areas the best veterinary care possible. We take pride in offering our patients individualized, compassionate care in a welcoming, locally owned and operated veterinarian clinic or through our committed home service.

Dr. David Sudbrink and Dr. Lindsey Marrotte-Sudbrink, the clinic's new owners, carry on Doc Pete's 42-year tradition of caring veterinary care for Weston Country and the Black Hills region. To satisfy all of your animal health needs, they are happy to inform that they are now providing new services. The full range of services offered by Salt Creek Veterinary Clinic for small animals, horses, and herd health includes health certificates, equine dental procedures, artificial insemination, vaccinations, pregnancy checks, fertility tests, cesarean sections, digital x-rays, and advanced diagnostic testing. They provide a wide range of preventative small animal services, including immunizations, regular wellness care, and diagnostic exams. They now provide standard surgical techniques, digital x-rays, and modern dental care.

MVVH is open and functioning right now during our regular business hours. We have informed the vaccinated personnel that they are no longer required to wear masks in the hospital in accordance with the most recent CDC recommendations. However, until guidelines from the federal and state governments change, non-vaccinated personnel will continue to wear masks. Being a leader in our community is something that Mountain View Veterinary Hospital aspires to. Our goal is to give our patients the best possible medical and surgical care, as well as the best customer service.