Robert Fryer, DVM

• Provide medical care for sick and injured animals including emergency treatment, developing hospitalized treatment plans, splinting fractures and performing soft tissue surgery.
• Advise pet owners regarding euthanasia decisions when necessary.
• Demonstrate surgical expertise in scheduled and emergency surgeries.
• Develop treatment plans for hospitalized patients based on diagnosis, and monitor the progress of those treatment plans.
• Collaborate with veterinary nurses and support staff to ensure comprehensive care.

Confident in explanations of diseases with prognoses and treatment options to pet owners. Comfortable in assisting owners through the decision-making process concerning their pet's care.

• Strong interest and capabilities in surgery, both scheduled and emergencies, on dogs and cats. Skill set includes routine and complex surgery.
• Experienced in managing a multitude of internal medicine disorders of animals.
• Successfully owned and operated a Small Animal Veterinary Business for 18 years.
• Created a comfortable and trusting atmosphere for owners and their pets which allowed the veterinary hospital to become an integral part of the community.
• Provided care and support to owners during end-stage pet illnesses, offering comfort, compassion and kind words.