Shorewood Animal Hospital

Shorewood Animal Hospital AAHA accredited small animal veterinary clinic.

Open since 1988, Shorewood Animal Hospital is a high quality veterinary clinic located in Milwaukee's northshore. We currently have 7 veterinarians to serve you: Dr. Audrey Whang, Dr. Nick Tomaro, Dr. Kevin Joyce, Dr. Kate Barnewitz, Dr. Shearburn, Dr. McCue and Dr. Mankowski. We offer a variety of services including preventative care, vaccinations, surgery, dentistry, digital radiology, laboratory services and more.

A huge thank you to Nutramax for hosting such a wonderful Milwaukee Zoo Dinner CE! It was great to see so many members o...
05/14/2026

A huge thank you to Nutramax for hosting such a wonderful Milwaukee Zoo Dinner CE! It was great to see so many members of our team able to attend and enjoy the evening together. We had an amazing time connecting, learning, and experiencing such a unique setting. The CE was incredibly informative, and our team walked away with valuable insights and knowledge that we can bring back to our practice. We truly appreciate the opportunity to learn from such an engaging and well-organized event! ♥♥🐾

Big News!!Our very own Dr. Shearburn helped to exam and rabies vaccinate 500 of the Ridglan Farms Beagles released to Bi...
05/11/2026

Big News!!

Our very own Dr. Shearburn helped to exam and rabies vaccinate 500 of the Ridglan Farms Beagles released to Big Dog Ranch Rescue. Over two days, the dogs were brought directly from Ridglan to a farm in Dane County where one barn was used for medical exams and another barn for caregiver interaction, including the first time these dogs would feel grass under their feet.

All dogs were microchipped and transferred to both local & regional rescues. Some even going to the Big Dog Ranch Rescue in Alabama or Florida, the organization that facilitated their release. After medical issues are addressed and they have had time to start socializing, the beagles will be up for adoption to private homes.

A huge win for the dogs! Thank you to Dr. Shearburn and all other volunteers who donated their time to give these dogs a chance. ♥♥🐾

04/20/2026

Hello! Our power is out, we are reaching out to WE Energy to figure out what is going on. Our phone are down along with this :(. Please hang with us while we figure this out. For any emergency please call WVRC!

03/26/2026

Good Morning! Unfortunately we are having difficulties with our phones this morning. If you need anything please send us an email or just stop on by. We will keep you updated as we know more.

Thank you for your understanding.

03/24/2026

☎️We'll be upgrading our phone system today and tomorrow (Tuesday the 24th and Wednesday the 25th) to improve your experience!
You may notice some temporary interruptions while we make these improvements (but hopefully not!!). As always, thank you so much for your patience and understanding!! If your pet is experiencing an emergency and our phones are down, please either contact https://www.wvrcwi.com/ or come to the clinic.☎️🐾

Banzo, one of Dr. Joyce's cats, recently graduated from the HALT study with Dr. Koplitz at Wisconsin Veterinary Referral...
03/18/2026

Banzo, one of Dr. Joyce's cats, recently graduated from the HALT study with Dr. Koplitz at Wisconsin Veterinary Referral Center. He was thrilled for his graduation ceremony! Congratulations Banzo and Dr. Joyce!🐾🎉

Big News! We recently passed our AAHA Reaccreditation! What does that mean? The American Animal Hospital Association acc...
02/25/2026

Big News!

We recently passed our AAHA Reaccreditation! What does that mean?

The American Animal Hospital Association accreditation is something most clinics strive for, however only about 15% of clinics will achieve. "By obtaining AAHA accreditation, your animal hospital can demonstrate its commitment to excellence in veterinary medicine. This rigorous third-party verification confirms that your facility meets the comprehensive standards set by the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA), ensuring optimal treatment for cats, dogs, and other small companion animals."

We are thrilled to have passed, and will continue to provide the best possible care for your four-legged loved ones. ♥

Happy Valentine’s Day from us here at SAH! 💕 Don’t forget to give your four legged friends a little extra love today!
02/14/2026

Happy Valentine’s Day from us here at SAH! 💕 Don’t forget to give your four legged friends a little extra love today!

02/12/2026

**UPDATE 2/12 5:00PM** WE ARE STILL HAVING ISSUES WITH OUR PHONES, HOWEVER, SOME CALLS ARE COMING THROUGH. It appears it is a programming issue with Spectrum and they are working diligently to resolve the issue, however, we do not know yet how long it will take. We apologize for this inconvenience and appreciate your patience!! IIF YOU HAVE AN EMERGENCY, PLEASE COME BY THE OFFICE, OR CALL WVRC AT 262-542-3241. **WE ARE HAVING PHONE ISSUES. Please hang with us while we work on solving this. If you are in need of anything urgently please send us an email with the title "Urgent" or just stop on by. We will keep you updated throughout the day if this is a prolonged issue.

Thank you for your patience!
-SAH Team

💘 Valentine’s Day is right around the corner! 💘As you celebrate, please be mindful that many common Valentine’s Day item...
02/09/2026

💘 Valentine’s Day is right around the corner! 💘

As you celebrate, please be mindful that many common Valentine’s Day items can pose serious health risks to pets. Taking a few extra precautions can help keep your pets safe and healthy during the holiday.

Potential hazards include:
• Chocolate and candy: Contain toxic ingredients such as cocoa, caffeine, and xylitol, which can cause gastrointestinal upset, neurological issues, or more serious complications.
• Flowers and plants: Certain plants, especially lilies, are extremely toxic to cats. Other floral arrangements may cause irritation or digestive issues if ingested.
• Ribbons, string, and gift wrap: Can lead to choking hazards or intestinal blockages if swallowed.
• Candles and wax warmers: Pose burn and fire risks if knocked over by curious pets.
• Alcohol and rich foods: Can be harmful even in small amounts and should always be kept out of reach.

Safety tips:
• Store all treats, gifts, and decorations securely
• Supervise pets around decorations and open flames
• Choose pet-safe treats and toys when celebrating

A little prevention goes a long way in ensuring a safe and happy Valentine’s Day for your pets 🐾

Address

2500 E Capitol Drive
Shorewood, WI
53211

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 6pm
Tuesday 8am - 6pm
Wednesday 8am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 6pm
Friday 8am - 6pm
Saturday 8am - 12pm

Telephone

+14149626662

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