Welcome to Oak View Veterinary Hospital
                                                             

Pets are Family   

Our team at Oak View Veterinary Hospital believes that pets are an important part of a family, that is why your pet will be cared for with respect and compassion. We treat each pet as an individual, with individual needs. 

To help us provide the highest quality of care, our doctors routinely devote half an hour for your pet's visit.  This allows us to be very thorough with our exam and gives us the necessary time to get to know you and your pet.   We will address any questions or concerns that you may have for your pet to help you take the best care of your family member.

Our Mission Statement

Oak View Veterinary Hospital is committed to work as a team to provide high quality veterinary care to our patients, as well as excellent service to our clients.We believe that through education and compassionate care, we can help you make the best health care choices for your pet.

Oak View Veterinary Hospital has partnered with the Village of Bellevue, the Bellevue Dog Park Committee, and local residents to fundraise for the future Bellevue Dog Park.

For more information go to:  

www.villageofbellevue.org 

www.facebook.com/BellevueDogPark

Our Veterinarians are affiliated with these associations:

A.V.M.A.     American Veterinary Medical Association                                     

Wisconsin Veterinary Medical Association

Northeast Wisconsin Veterinary Medical Association

Radiographic screening method for hip evaluation

The American Association of Feline Practitioners improves the health and welfare

of cats by supporting high standards of practice, continuing education, and scientific investigation.

The Wisconsin House Rabbit Societyis a volunteer, nonprofit, organization dedicated to rescuing abandoned rabbits and finding them permanent homes and to educating others about the care and behavior of rabbits.

Cats Anonymous,Inc. is a non profit organization whose sole purpose is to better the lives and reduce the number of stray and feral cats in Northeastern Wisconsin.

Wisconsin Veterinary Corp    

Veterinary disaster response team for Wisconsin