Mid-Michigan Veterinary Cardiology
Mid-Michigan Veterinary Cardiology is a cardiology practice in Williamston, MI.
About
Mid-Michigan Veterinary Cardiology specializes in providing advanced cardiac care for pets, focusing on non-invasive diagnostic testing. Key services include echocardiography, electrocardiography (ECG/EKG), and blood pressure measurement. The clinic also offers additional diagnostics such as Holter monitoring, digital radiography, complete blood panels, and infectious disease testing, all led by a board-certified veterinary cardiologist.
Operating within the Greater Lansing Veterinary Center in Williamston, Michigan, the clinic works collaboratively with pet owners and their primary veterinarians to ensure comprehensive care. They prioritize direct and timely communication throughout the diagnostic and treatment process. For emergency situations outside of regular business hours, clients are directed to the 24-hour emergency services available at the Greater Lansing Veterinary Center.
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Frequently asked questions
- What diagnostic services are offered for pets with heart conditions?
- Mid-Michigan Veterinary Cardiology offers primary diagnostic services including echocardiography, electrocardiography (ECG/EKG), and blood pressure measurement. They also provide additional tools such as Holter monitoring for ambulatory ECG, digital radiography, complete blood panels, and infectious disease testing. These tests are generally non-invasive, and pets rarely require sedation.
- Who are the veterinary specialists at Mid-Michigan Veterinary Cardiology?
- Dr. Christian Weder is a board-certified veterinary cardiologist (DACVIM). He completed his veterinary degree at Michigan State University, followed by an internship at The Ohio State University and a residency in cardiology at Colorado State University, achieving board certification in 2016. The team also includes Brianna Chidester, a Licensed Veterinary Technician, and Kirstin Atlee-Hoshal, a Client Liaison.
- What should a pet owner expect during an appointment?
- Upon arrival, clients and their pets are greeted by staff and brought to an exam room. Dr. Weder will discuss the pet’s history and diagnostic plan. Most patients undergo testing, typically an echocardiogram, often with blood pressure measurement and an ECG if an arrhythmia is suspected. All testing is completed within a one-hour appointment, followed by a discussion of results and medication dispensing if needed.
- Does Mid-Michigan Veterinary Cardiology provide emergency cardiac care?
- Mid-Michigan Veterinary Cardiology does not provide emergency care outside of its normal business hours. For pets requiring emergency care during these times, clients are advised to contact the Greater Lansing Veterinary Center (GLVC), which offers 24-hour, 7-days-a-week emergency services.
- What is Dr. Christian Weder's professional background and experience?
- Dr. Christian Weder graduated from Michigan State University's veterinary school in 2012. He completed a 1-year rotating internship at The Ohio State University and a 3-year residency in cardiology at Colorado State University, earning his board certification in veterinary cardiology in 2016. He founded Mid-Michigan Veterinary Cardiology in 2020.