It’s receiving a picture of your pet
when you’re worried about how his surgery is going.
We use text messaging and pictures to communicate with
clients, as well as phone calls, to keep clients updated when their beloved pets are
in our hospital. You want to know how they are doing, and we want to keep
you up to date - by every means possible! Calls, texts, picture texts
- whatever we can do to add to peace of mind.
It’s your peace of mind knowing our
high standards have been validated by an outside source.
Our AAHA (American Animal Hospital Association)
accreditation means we are voluntarily audited on over 900 standards that we
must meet or exceed. From our record keeping to hospital cleanliness, to
pain management and anesthesia protocols, the entire hospital is included in
the audit.
It’s the personal connection.
You and your
beloved pet will be greeted by name and treated as an
individual with individual needs. We understand that you are the most
valuable part of your pet’s health care.
It’s the resources.
The technology available at PCAC is unmatched at any
full-service hospital in Parker, allowing us to provide the premium care
your pet deserves. These advances allow your pet to receive less painful surgical
options, unique pain therapies, and advanced diagnostics.
It’s about keeping your pet healthy.
Our doctors take the time needed to thoroughly examine each
pet and partner with you in their care. Excellent preventative medicine is
essential for healthy, happy pets.
History
Parker Center Animal Clinic was started in 1986 and was located in the Parker Center Shopping Center. This used to be the only shopping center in Parker, and is where
PCAC gets its name. The clinic grew there until 1994, when
Dr. Chris Morris and his wife Kathy built a new hospital and moved the clinic to its current location north of Main Street on Parker Road.
In August of 2004, Dr. Mark Motichka and his wife Kelly purchased the practice. They are honored to have Dr. Morris
and Kathy as mentors as they carry on the standard of excellence that has been established.
PCAC has a strong history of setting new standards in veterinary medicine
and taking excellent care of pets and their people. In 2003, Dr. Mark
Motichka successfully lead the clinic in the effort to achieve American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA) accreditation – a title reserved only for practices that excel in all phases of veterinary services.
