Animal Health Center of Oskaloosa is celebrating 20 years of providing locally owned veterinary care to families, farmers, and pet owners throughout Mahaska County and south-central Iowa.
The clinic, led by owners Dr. Clint Hodson, Dr. Dewey Nibe, and Dr. Ryan Howard, is one of five Animal Health Center locations serving the communities of Oskaloosa, Albia, Knoxville, Ottumwa, and Centerville. Since opening its doors in 2006, the Oskaloosa clinic has become a trusted resource for veterinary care, while the Animal Health Center organization, established in 2001, has grown to include 12 veterinarians and more than 40 support staff dedicated to caring for both companion animals and livestock.
Dr. Clint Hodson said the milestone reflects the hard work of the clinic’s employees and the trust of the communities they serve.
“Truly, our success is made possible by our dedicated team,” Hodson said. “We could not be more confident in our colleagues, whose skill and commitment make a difference every day. This, coupled with our loyal clients and community who have trusted us since day one, make our professional model of care possible.”
As Animal Health Center looks to the future, the practice plans to continue investing in strategic growth, staff development, and advancements in veterinary medicine while remaining committed to the values that have guided the clinic over the past two decades. The team says it looks forward to continuing to provide compassionate, high-quality care for animals across the region for many years to come.
For more information about Animal Health Center of Oskaloosa and the services it provides, visit AnimalHealthCenterIA.com or follow the clinic on social media.
Source: Animal Health Center of Oskaloosa press release
