Business Details
46 Years
experience
Emergency
services
Your Trusted Partner for Veterinary Care in Seabrook
Since 1980, Forest Lake Animal Clinic has been a trusted partner in pet healthcare for the Seabrook community. Our full-service veterinary hospital offers comprehensive medical, surgical, and dental care, supported by state-of-the-art diagnostics and a dedicated team of experienced professionals. We prioritize preventative care through wellness exams, vaccinations, and nutritional counseling to ensure pets live longer, healthier lives. Our facility includes an in-house pharmacy, digital radiography, and a supervised hospitalization area, enabling us to address both routine and complex cases.With a focus on compassionate care, we treat every pet as our own, providing personalized attention and clear communication to pet owners. Our team remains committed to advancing veterinary medicine through continuous education and the adoption of innovative treatments, ensuring pets receive the highest standard of care. We value transparency, ethical practices, and building lasting relationships with clients, fostering trust and confidence in our services.
Services
Wellness Exams
Surgical Procedures
Urgent Care
Diagnostics
Dental Care
Vaccinations
Microchipping
Senior Pet Care
Nutritional Counseling
Details
- Year established: 1980
Highlights and features
- We offer over 40 years of experience in comprehensive pet healthcare since 1980.
- Our facility includes state-of-the-art diagnostic and surgical equipment.
- We provide 24/7 emergency care referrals for urgent pet health needs.
- Our team emphasizes preventative care to ensure long-term pet wellness.
- We maintain transparent communication and personalized treatment plans for every pet.
What people say
Caring staff
Knowledgeable veterinarians
Effective treatments
Personalized attention
Trustworthy service
Services
Wellness Exams
Regular wellness exams ensure early detection of health issues in pets. Our nose-to-tail assessments include age-specific evaluations to maintain optimal health. Preventative care helps pets live longer, happier lives through timely interventions.
Surgical Procedures
We perform routine and advanced surgeries using state-of-the-art equipment. Our team prioritizes safety with pre-op assessments and post-operative monitoring. Procedures include spays/neuters, mass removals, and dental surgeries.
Urgent Care
Our clinic addresses urgent medical needs during business hours. For after-hours emergencies, we refer to 24-hour facilities. Services include trauma care, diagnostics, and stabilization for critical conditions.
Diagnostics
Advanced diagnostics like bloodwork and radiography enable accurate diagnoses. Early detection through testing improves treatment outcomes. We use digital X-rays and in-house labs for rapid results.
Dental Care
Dental cleanings and surgeries prevent oral diseases that affect overall health. Anesthesia ensures thorough exams and painless procedures. Regular care reduces risks of heart and kidney issues linked to dental disease.
People
Lexie Kremenezky
Veterinarian
Dr. Lexie Kremenezky provides compassionate care with a focus on preventive medicine. She emphasizes client education and personalized treatment plans to ensure pets receive optimal healthcare tailored to their needs.
Miriam Page
Veterinarian
Dr. Miriam Page specializes in internal medicine and senior pet care. Her approach combines advanced diagnostics with empathetic support for pets and their owners throughout treatment processes.
Krystal Gaspard
Hospital Manager
Krystal Gaspard oversees clinic operations, ensuring seamless patient care and client communication. Her leadership focuses on maintaining high service standards and fostering a welcoming environment for pets and owners.
Questions
How often should my pet have a wellness exam?
Annual exams are recommended for most pets, with senior pets needing bi-annual visits. Puppies and kittens require more frequent check-ups during their first year.
Why are dental cleanings important for pets?
Dental cleanings prevent bad breath, tooth loss, and systemic diseases caused by oral bacteria. Regular care reduces the need for invasive treatments and improves overall health.
What constitutes a pet emergency?
Emergencies include difficulty breathing, uncontrolled bleeding, seizures, poisoning, or trauma. Contact us immediately for urgent care or after-hours referrals for critical cases.
When should I spay or neuter my pet?
We recommend spaying/neutering at six months old. Timing may vary based on breed and health, so consult our team for personalized guidance.
How does heartworm prevention work?
Monthly preventatives protect pets from heartworms transmitted by mosquitoes. Annual testing ensures effectiveness, and we offer tailored products for dogs and cats.
Do you offer drop-off appointments?
Yes, we provide drop-off appointments for busy pet owners. Schedule a time with our receptionist, and we’ll accommodate your pet’s care during reserved slots.
