Exceptional Pet Care in Your Neighborhood

Where Your Pet’s Health Comes First

Looking for the best vet clinic for your pet? Step into ACE Veterinary Hospital, your haven for personalized, compassionate vet care in New York.

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Exceptional Care For Your Cherished Pet

Local Pet Vet Clinic – Hopewell Junction

ACE Veterinary Hospital is a full service vet clinic devoted to pet of all ages, and we offer a wide range of services to keep your pet healthy and thriving. From routine wellness care to vaccinations and advanced dental surgical procedures, your pet is in great hands.

845-605-7565 845-442-6120

Check ups

Regular check-ups help catch health issues early and keep your pet feeling their best.

Vaccinations

Shield your pet from preventable illnesses and potentially life-threatening diseases.

Dental

Keep your pet’s teeth and gums healthy to prevent dental problems before they become serious.

Surgery

From spays & neuters to complex procedures, our highly skilled surgical team has you covered.

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Comprehensive Surgical Services

From routine spays & neuters to complex orthopedic surgeries, including cranial cruciate repair and other specific orthopedic procedures, our highly skilled surgical staff are committed to ensuring the safety and well-being of your beloved pet.

Spaying & Neutering
Soft Tissue Surgery
Cranial Cruciate Repair
Perineal Urethrostomy

Compassionate Veterinary Care in Hopewell Junction, NY

At A.C.E. Veterinary Hospital, our dedicated staff is here for you and ready to discuss your pet’s specific needs so you can be comfortable making decisions about your pet’s health.

Our mission is to enhance the health and well-being of every animal that walks through our doors, with unwavering dedication and a warm, welcoming atmosphere.

We use the most modern equipment, tested and reliable veterinary products, and the most effective treatment for your pet. Call us today at 845-592-4463

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Meet our Passionate Veterinarians:

Brooke Wehrlin

DVM

Dr. Wehrlin received her BS in Biomedical Engineering from Northwestern University in 1997. She then went to veterinary school at Purdue University and received her DVM in 2001. Since then, Dr. Wehrlin has been practicing small animal medicine and surgery in Dutchess County alongside her husband, Dr. Preston Kellner.

Preston Kellner

DVM

Dr. Kellner did his undergraduate training at Towson State University graduating with a BS Cum Laudae. He then attended Ross University and received his DVM in 1999 with Honors. Dr. Kellner has been practicing small animal medicine and surgery in Dutchess County since graduation.

Protect your furry friend from harmful parasites

Dogs are naturally curious explorers, venturing into the great outdoors and socializing with other pets. While curiosity is great, it also increases their risk of contracting harmful parasites like fleas, ticks, and intestinal parasites like heartworm disease, round worms, hookworms, whipworms, and tapeworms, just to name a few.

With dogs’ active lifestyles, relying on other treatments leaves gaps in their protection. To protect your pet’s well-being, ask your veterinarian about giving your pet a broad spectrum of coverage.

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