Neighborhood Veterinary Care

Care your pet actually looks forward to.

Denwell is an independent, Fear Free certified veterinary practice — wellness care, vaccinations, dental, surgery, diagnostics, and urgent care from a team that knows your pet by name.

What We Do

Everything your pet needs, under one roof.

From annual wellness exams to same-day urgent care — real veterinarians, real continuity of care.

Wellness Exams & Preventive Care

A full nose-to-tail exam and a preventive-care plan built around your pet's actual life stage — not a one-size-fits-all checklist.

  • Full nose-to-tail physical exam
  • Weight, dental, and mobility screening
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Vaccinations

Core vaccines every pet needs, plus lifestyle vaccines chosen for how your pet actually lives — boarding, dog parks, or mostly indoors.

  • Core vaccines: rabies, DHPP (dogs), FVRCP (cats)
  • Lifestyle vaccines matched to real exposure risk
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Dental Care

Ultrasonic scaling and polishing under monitored anesthesia, with full-mouth X-rays before any extraction — not a guess from the outside of the…

  • Ultrasonic scaling and polishing under monitored anesthesia
  • Full-mouth dental X-rays before any extraction
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Surgery

Spay/neuter, soft-tissue, and mass-removal surgery with pre-anesthetic bloodwork and multi-modal pain management as standard, not an upsell.

  • Pre-anesthetic bloodwork and continuous monitoring on every patient
  • Board-certified orthopedic surgeon partnership for cruciate and fracture repair
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Diagnostic Imaging & Lab Work

In-house bloodwork with same-visit results and digital radiography reviewed the day you're here — most answers before you leave the building.

  • In-house bloodwork, urinalysis, and fecal screens with same-visit results
  • Digital radiography reviewed the day of your visit
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Emergency & Urgent Care

A triage-first approach during clinic hours, with stabilization on-site and a trusted overnight ER partner when your pet needs care after we…

  • Triage-first: the most critical pet is always seen first
  • On-site stabilization and emergency diagnostics during clinic hours
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Is It an Emergency?

Answer a few questions. We'll tell you how urgently to seek care.

A few quick questions modeled on how our own team triages calls — not a diagnosis, just a clear next step.

This tool helps you decide how urgently to seek care and is not a diagnosis — when in doubt, call us. (555) 016-2847

Meet the Team

The people who'll actually know your pet.

Licensed veterinarians and Fear Free certified support staff — the same faces, visit after visit.

Dr. Priya Anand, DVM

Founding Veterinarian & Medical Director

Special interest in feline medicine and senior wellness

14 years of experience

Dr. Marcus Boyle, DVM

Associate Veterinarian

Certified in veterinary acupuncture; canine sports medicine

8 years of experience

Dr. Elena Ferraro, DVM

Associate Veterinarian

Special interest in dental care and oral surgery

6 years of experience

Jasmine Cole, CVT

Lead Veterinary Technician

Fear Free handling lead; client education

10 years of experience

Nadia Reyes

Practice Manager & Client Care Lead

Scheduling, client care, and follow-up calls

7 years of experience

First Visit?

What to expect.

  1. 1

    Check-In

    Arrive a few minutes early to fill out any new paperwork. Our lobby is arranged so anxious pets and calm ones don't have to share close quarters.

  2. 2

    Exam Room

    A technician gets vitals and history first, then one of our veterinarians does a full nose-to-tail exam at your pet's pace, using Fear Free handling throughout.

  3. 3

    Discuss & Decide

    You'll hear findings in plain language, with real options and real costs laid out before anything happens — no procedure without your OK.

  4. 4

    Checkout & Follow-Up

    Front desk schedules any follow-up and sends home care instructions in writing. For anything bigger, a doctor calls to check in within a day or two.

From Our Clients

Real pets, real visits.

“Biscuit needed a full dental cleaning and I was nervous about anesthesia at his age — he's 11. Dr. Ferraro walked me through the pre-anesthetic bloodwork before we scheduled anything, and called me herself the second he was in recovery. His breath, and his energy, hasn't been this good in years.”
Sarah, pet parent to Biscuit
“Luna started throwing up around 9pm on a Tuesday and I used the triage tool on their site just to figure out if I should panic. It walked me straight to "same-day visit," and by 8am the next morning they'd worked her in before their first scheduled appointment. Turned out to be a hairball, but I never felt brushed off.”
Marcus, pet parent to Luna
“Cooper tore his cruciate chasing a squirrel and needed TPLO surgery. Dr. Boyle explained the whole recovery timeline before we committed to anything, and the follow-up rehab plan actually got him back to full speed by month four, right on schedule.”
Dana, pet parent to Cooper
“We just go in for Mochi's annual wellness exam and boosters, and it's the only appointment all year I don't dread. Jasmine remembers which treats Mochi will actually eat off the exam table, which sounds small until you've had a vet visit that wasn't.”
Priti, pet parent to Mochi
Trust & Credentials

Held to a higher standard, on purpose.

AAHA-Accredited Practice

Denwell voluntarily meets the American Animal Hospital Association's standards across anesthesia, pain management, and patient care — evaluated on-site, not just self-reported.

Fear Free Certified

Our whole team is trained in Fear Free handling — reducing fear, anxiety, and stress for your pet from the parking lot to the exam table, not just sedation when things get hard.

Licensed Veterinarians

Every veterinarian on staff is licensed in good standing with the state veterinary medical board, with ongoing continuing-education hours logged every year.

Locally Owned Since 2013

Denwell is independently owned and operated in this neighborhood — not a chain rollup — so the vets who know your pet's history are the ones you see next time, too.

Book a Visit

Request an appointment.

We'll confirm by phone or email — usually the same business day.

If this is a life-threatening emergency, please call us directly instead — do not wait for a reply to this form.