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3070 Michigan Ave West, Battle Creek, MI 49037

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Welcome to Turner Veterinary Clinic

Turner Veterinary Clinic has been serving the Greater Battle Creek Area for over 75 years. We pride ourselves in the fact that there have only been four different owners during that time span. Dr. Benjamin Huelsbergen bought the practice in 1998 and has continued a long tradition of compassionate and personalized care for each of his patients and their families. 

 

 

OUR CLINIC HOURS — By Appointment Only

 

Our Veterinary Services

Wellness and Prevention

Routine visits help in preventing disease through vaccinations and routine blood work. By catching disease at its earliest stages, it's often more treatable, and more cost effective.
Feline Specialty Services

From our feline boarding services to advanced consultations on blood transfusions or FeLV (Feline Leukemia) & FIV, we understand the unique needs of our feline friends.
Full Service Medical Consultations
Cats and dogs can't tell us what's wrong...through digital radiography, ultrasound, urinalysis with use of our in-house lab, we can get to the bottom of illness.
Full Service Surgery
and Dental Care
The teeth are the window into your pet's overall health. We help provide consultations on at home dental care and offer dental services to help keep your pet's mouth health.

 

Holiday Safety

Be mindful of holiday hazards that may entice your curious pets:

  • Ornaments
  • Garland and tinsel
  • Candles
  • Essential oils or Potpourri
  • Wrapping paper and gifts
  • Scented items which smell like food
  • Holly, mistletoe and lilies

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Recent Blog Posts

Halloween Can Be a Scary Holiday for Pets

As much as you and your children might enjoy Halloween, this particular holiday
can be a stressful one for pets. They don’t understand why you have decorations
and carved pumpkins with candles in them around the house and naturally feel
curious enough to investigate. Your dog or cat may end up swallowing something
inedible or even starting a fire by knocking over a candle. These are just two of
several Halloween safety concerns to keep in mind. Turner Veterinary Clinic
wants to provide the following safety tips to help keep your pets safe and happy
during the month of October.

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Preventive Care Helps Your Senior Pet Age Well
You may have heard that one year in a dog or cat’s life is equivalent to seven years for a human. That isn’t quite accurate. According to the American Veterinary Association, the aging formula for companion animals goes more like this:
  • Fifteen human years by the end of the first year
  • An additional nine human years for the second year
  • An additional five human years for each year thereafter
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Kids Headed Back to School? Watch Your Pet for Signs of Separation Anxiety
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Providing Exceptional Veterinary Care

SERVING  BATTLE CREEK, AUGUSTA, GULL LAKE,  RICHLAND, AND SURROUNDING AREAS.