Crown Veterinary Specialists

Crown Veterinary Specialists is a 24-hour emergency and specialty care hospital dedicated to serving pets, their owners and primary care veterinarians. We understand that pets are family members and work closely with your veterinarian to deliver the highest quality advanced care in a compassionate environment

Veterinary surgeon, Dr. Wendy Ross, founded Crown Veterinary Specialists as a mobile surgical service in 2002. Dr. Ross traveled the state of New Jersey providing soft tissue, orthopedic, and neurological surgical services for primary care veterinarians and their patients. It was during those travels that Dr. Ross recognized a need to bring comprehensive emergency and specialty care to pet owners in Hunterdon County, the western part of the state, and beyond. Her vision to open a state-of-the-art animal hospital staffed by a team of veterinary specialists and experts 24 hours a day was realized when Crown opened its doors in 2010. The community embraced Crown's opening and the hospital first began welcoming patients for specialty surgical services. Evening emergency service was added six months later and by 2012, Crown was operating 24 hours a day for emergencies and critical care. Crown's team of board-certified specialists, veterinary technicians and client care staff were growing to meet the needs of advanced care for family veterinarians and pet owners. Dermatology and rehabilitative services were added, followed by veterinary acupuncture. Since 2010, thousands of pets have received life-saving care and advanced veterinary medical treatments and diagnostics at Crown, in partnership with primary care veterinarians. Our mobile surgical service still operates in New Jersey to fulfill the need for surgeries at primary care animal hospitals

Mission — Our goal is to provide the highest level of technologically advanced care with sincere compassion in a nurturing and healing environment. In addition, through continuing education of our staff, we will also educate and instruct our patients' caregivers on the most current treatment options for their pets' conditions