Breaking News – Welcome Willard Family!

Posted by on Feb 2, 2019 in From the Blog, News | 1 comment We are excited to announce that Hudson Veterinary Hospital has new owners! Dr. Kelly Willard and her husband Ryan Willard officially purchased the hospital from long time owners Dr. Bob and Jane Roberts on January 28th. Dr. Bob will remain as a staff veterinarian here. He is very much enjoying seeing patients and having less responsibility in the day to day affairs of running the practice. Ryan...
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Welcome Doctor Willard!

Posted by on Dec 3, 2018 in From the Blog | 1 comment Doctor Willard joined our HVH family in the fall of 2018. She graduated from Ross University in 2007 and did her clinical year at Virginia Tech. She also serves as a Captain in the U.S Army Reserves as a veterinarian and was deployed to Afghanistan for 12 months in 2017. She and her husband Ryan, who is a teacher and head girls soccer coach at Streetsboro High School, have 2 young daughters and...
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Happy Thanksgiving!

Posted by on Nov 19, 2018 in From the Blog | Comments Off on Happy Thanksgiving!
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4th Annual Supply Drive for the HSSC

Posted by on Nov 19, 2018 in From the Blog, News | Comments Off on 4th Annual Supply Drive for the HSSC In honor of the Holiday Season, Hudson Veterinary Hospital is once again sponsoring a donation drive for the Humane Society of Summit County (formerly known as PAWSibilities). HSSC is an animal rescue organization that provides medical care and rehabilitation services to abandoned, abused and neglected animals. The needs are great for basic supplies of food, blankets, cleaning and paper...
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What makes a trusted veterinarian?

Posted by on Aug 25, 2018 in Ask the Vet, From the Blog, News | Comments Off on What makes a trusted veterinarian? Veterinarians as a group have always been a well thought of and trusted class of professionals. Perhaps it’s their interest in caring for animals in general and their sacrifice of schooling and effort to be able to do so.  I can’t think of a more wonderful profession that helps people and their furry ones they care about. Most people can readily think of a veterinarian who’s care, and...
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A Fond Farewell To Dr. Colwell

Posted by on Aug 1, 2018 in From the Blog, News | 2 comments After three years of excellent service, our hospital sends a warm retirement farewell to Dr. Keith Colwell. He will be missed by the Hudson Veterinary team, but will always be remembered by us and his many faithful clients. “Doc” will continue to enjoy a full and active life at home with his family, hobbies, and many interests. We wish him all the best in the years to...
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3rd Annual Momma’s Merry Mission Supply Drive for the HSSC

Posted by on Nov 24, 2017 in From the Blog, News | Comments Off on 3rd Annual Momma’s Merry Mission Supply Drive for the HSSC In honor of the Holiday Season, Hudson Veterinary Hospital is sponsoring our third annual donation drive for the Humane Society of Summit County (formerly known as PAWSibilities). HSSC is an animal rescue organization that provides medical care and rehabilitation services to abandoned, abused and neglected animals. The needs are great for basic supplies of food, blankets, cleaning and paper...
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Happy Thanksgiving!

Posted by on Nov 18, 2017 in From the Blog, News | 1 comment
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Giving Thanks for Our Pets Photo Contest

Posted by on Nov 4, 2017 in From the Blog, News | Comments Off on Giving Thanks for Our Pets Photo Contest Our fall pet photo contest is running now through the end of November. Be sure to upload your favorite pet photos and come back daily to vote through November...
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Labs from Texas find shelter in OH

Posted by on Sep 16, 2017 in From the Blog, News | Comments Off on Labs from Texas find shelter in OH Our kennel manager Pete and his wife Rachel help run the Lake Erie Labrador Retriever Rescue. They were featured on Fox 8 news last week when they took in 7 shelter dogs from Texas to make room for incoming rescued hurricane dogs. 5 of the 7 are infected with heartworms and will need expensive medical care for the next few months while they kick their parasites. Right now they can really use...
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