2019 Best of the Boat veterinary service: Pet Kare Clinic
Owned Drs. Susan Colfer, Cindi Hillemeyer, Chris Schwarz and Paige Lorimer, Pet Kare Clinic’s mission is to treat everyone’s pet like one of their own.
The business has evolved from a mobile vet clinic more than 40 years ago into a five-doctor, full-service, AAHA-certified veterinary hospital ranked among the top 15 percent in North America.
Its doctors have more than 63 years of combined experience and a variety of special interests and talents.
“We have amazingly talented veterinary technicians and our customer care representatives are compassionate, attentive and experienced,” says Colfer. “We’re all passionate about our jobs and feel at home in such a caring profession.”
Offering a broad spectrum of progressive services for small animals and exotics, Pet Kare prides itself on its teamwork and diversity and is available for your pet 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Click here to see the complete list of winners from 2019’s Best of the Boat.
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