Incline Village
Klaich Animal Hospital in Reno proudly serves patients in Incline Village and the surrounding neighborhood — close enough to be convenient, established enough to be the practice your neighbors already recommend.
Visiting from Incline Village
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A full-service animal hospital is your pet's primary doctor, dentist, surgeon, and pharmacy in one place — wellness exams and vaccines, dental cleanings, spay and neuter, surgery, diagnostics, and care for the day something goes wrong. Keeping it under one roof means one team knows your pet's history, which matters enormously when minutes count.
Outside the area? We'd still love to meet your pet. Plenty of clients make the trip and tell us it's worth it.
What sets the Incline Village visit apart
Wellness Exams
Nose-to-tail checkups that catch problems early. The single most valuable thing you can do for your pet.
Vaccinations
Core and lifestyle vaccines tailored to your pet's risk — not a one-size-fits-all bundle.
Spay & Neuter
Routine surgery with full pain control and monitoring. Best done at the right age for your pet's breed.
Dental Cleaning
Scaling, polishing, and a full oral exam with X-rays under safe anesthesia. Protects more than the teeth.
Directions from Incline Village
Start in the heart of Incline Village and head toward 1990 S Virginia St.
Follow the main avenue into Reno — we're just a few minutes from Incline Village.
Look for Klaich Animal Hospital in Reno at 1990 S Virginia St; the entrance is easy to spot from the street.
Street parking and nearby garages are available, and we're a short walk from the closest transit stops.
What Incline Village clients say
I have been taking my dog here for years, she sees Dr.(s) Bertucci and they’re fantastic. But today, while bringing her in for her annual lab work, I witnessed something I found to be marvelous and profoundly impressive. An entire family rushed in their injured dog who was clearly in distress, family members and children in tears, and the staff reacted so quickly, calmly and efficiently. Immediately got the dog and family back for care. The waiting room was packed, they’re handling emergencies, and still managed to squeeze my dog in for an additional vaccine she was due for despite it not being scheduled. Over the years I have particularly admired Janelle (pardon if the name is incorrect, she has dark hair and a warm smile). Everyone there is patient, kind and attentive. Highly recommend to anyone in the Reno area. Every single one of you is amazing! What you all do matters SO much.
We really like this veterinarian clinic, they have seen several of our pets over the years. We had to put down an old friend and they are the most professional, understanding, kind, patient and giving people. This one was hard for both of us and the staff did an excellent job handling our specific situation 👏 👍 thank you.
Love this vet. Never have an issue about getting my dog right in.
More about local business care in Incline Village
A torn cruciate, a dental that may need tooth extractions, or a wellness exam that suddenly includes bloodwork is why Incline Village and Crystal Bay owners look for a Reno hospital that ranks options before anyone books surgery. Klaich Animal Hospital pairs preventative wellness with in-house orthopedic and soft-tissue surgery, so you leave with a plan you can accept or pause. Visits are by appointment. Call (775) 826-1212.
The drive from the north shore toward Virginia Lake and South Meadows is long enough that a second trip for imaging is a real cost. Digital radiography, ultrasonography, endoscopy, and an in-house laboratory sit in the same building as the exam room. If a test is optional screening rather than something the exam found, the team is supposed to say so—not bundle it into a single take-it-or-leave-it package.
Owners coming from Washoe County, Truckee, Douglas County, and the wider Lake Tahoe side of the basin ask the same practical questions: is the estimate itemized, does orthopedic work stay in-house, and can a hard euthanasia talk happen without pressure. Those are the conversations this hospital is built to have.
Wellness Exams & Vaccinations
A wellness visit for an Incline Village dog or cat is more than vaccines and a quick listen to the heart. The exam, vaccine boosters, and any preventative lab work are explained as separate lines so you can see what is due now and what can wait a season.
Orthopedic Surgery
When a dog from Crystal Bay tears a cruciate or needs hip dysplasia surgery, many owners want the repair done without a specialist hop to another city. Dr. Furman and Dr. Catterson perform cruciate repair, hip work, and complex fracture repair here. You hear urgency versus elective before you agree.
Veterinary Dentistry
Dental surgery for lake-area pets often starts as “just a cleaning” and becomes extractions once the mouth is under anesthetic. Set a hard budget talk before the procedure. If a line can wait, it should be named as waitable.
Urgent Care
Ear infections, foxtail removal, and a pet that was fine at breakfast are the urgent-care visits Incline Village owners actually make. Same-hospital diagnostics mean the workup and the plan can happen in one appointment block, not a bounce to a different building.
Spay & Neuter
Spay and neuter from the north shore is still a scheduled surgery with an itemized estimate, not a mystery invoice after drop-off. Ask what the quote includes and what would change the number before you book the date.
Soft Tissue Surgery
Soft tissue surgery—masses, abdominal work, and similar procedures—comes with informed consent, not a single packaged “do everything.” Incline Village owners get the medical path, the watchful-waiting path, and what each choice risks.
Neurosurgery
Neurosurgery is an advanced procedure this hospital performs in-house. For a Crystal Bay or Incline Village pet, that means the conversation starts with whether the case belongs here, what imaging must come first, and when a pause or second opinion is reasonable.
Veterinary Diagnostics
In-house laboratory work, digital radiography, ultrasonography, and endoscopy are on site so an Incline Village workup does not automatically mean a specialist imaging day in another metro. Necessary versus optional is the distinction that should be on the estimate.
Pain Management & Laser Therapy
Pain management and laser therapy are for the pet who is sore after orthopedic repair or slowing on the stairs at home. The point is comfort you can evaluate, not an add-on stack that appears after you already said yes to surgery.
Senior Pet Care
Senior pet care for an older Incline Village dog is where labs can look serious while the animal still seems okay at home. Preventative lab work is explained against what would actually change treatment, including when watching and waiting is medically reasonable.
Parasite Prevention
Parasite prevention is year-round preventative care, not a summer-only conversation because the lake season ended. Heartworm testing and fecal testing, when recommended, should be tied to a reason—not a silent bundle.
Veterinary Pharmacy
The online pharmacy lets Incline Village and Crystal Bay households reorder pharmaceuticals, prescription diets, supplements, and grooming supplies without a second drive to Reno for every refill.
Frequently Asked Questions — Incline Village
Do I need an appointment for a wellness exam if I am driving down from Incline Village?
Yes. The hospital requires appointments and recommends booking ahead. Call (775) 826-1212 before you leave Crystal Bay or Incline Village so the visit is on the schedule, not a walk-in hope.
If my dog needs cruciate repair, do I have to go somewhere else after the Reno exam?
Orthopedic surgery, including cruciate repair and hip dysplasia surgery, is performed in-house by Dr. Furman and Dr. Catterson. You still get a ranked plan and an itemized estimate before you say yes. Non-emergencies can wait on a second opinion.
How do I keep a dental estimate from jumping once my pet is under anesthetic?
Ask before the dental surgery what happens if many extractions appear, and set a hard cap or a call-before-proceeding rule. Problems that can be staged should be named as staged, not sprung as a new total while you cannot ask questions.
Can you talk through euthanasia without pushing it as the first option?
Yes. A senior pet who is declining gets an honest conversation, not a close. Owners from the lake have used this hospital for that kind of day; the tone is care, options, and time to decide.
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