Perry Veterinary Clinic

Our mission is to enhance the quality of life for all those we interact with by offering exceptional professional services and exceeding expectations. Our mission applies equally when you bring your companion animals to Perry Pet, or when you entrust your large animals and herds to Perry Vet

In 1919, Dr. F.C. Clark, a Cornell University graduate, opened a small veterinary clinic in Perry, New York. For a time, the practice operated out of a colleague's garage on Covington Street. It was a modest start for what would become one of the most established veterinary practices in the region. Fellow Cornell graduates Dr. Norman Skinner and Dr. Walter Kreutter joined in the 1940s and 1950s, helping shape the clinic's early identity. Dr. Allan Chamberlain arrived in the 1960s and spearheaded a wave of modernization that set the stage for everything that followed. By 1971, the practice had outgrown its original home and moved to its current location on Route 246, taking the name Perry Veterinary Clinic. ... The practice has grown to multiple locations across western New York and northern Pennsylvania, with a team of veterinarians serving everything from house cats and family dogs to dairy herds of thousands of cows

Mission — Our mission is to enhance the quality of life for all those we interact with by offering exceptional professional services and exceeding expectations