Kingsport, TN Veterinarian
About Kingsport Veterinary Hospital
A Legacy of Dedication and Compassion at Kingsport Veterinary Hospital. Established in 1949 by Dr. George Eason , our practice has remained steadfast in its commitment to delivering exceptional care to every patient. Passed down through generations, from Dr. David Johnson to Tiffany Nash, our dedication to excellence has only strengthened over time. Our core mission and values endure. Today, under Dr. Nash’s leadership, Kingsport Veterinary Hospital continues to prioritize the well-being of our patients above all else. With a focus on providing the finest care and unwavering support, we remain committed to serving our community’s beloved pets with compassion and expertise.
our mission
Veterinary Services With Care, Love, and Support.
To provide current, professional, compassionate care for our clients and pets focused on integrity, respect, advanced Healthcare, and community service. We believe in maintaining the highest level of ethical standards by showing grace and love to our clients and their four-legged family members. We aim to provide high quality services in a welcoming, friendly, clean, and fear free environment, and pledge to strive for client satisfaction and peace knowing their pets are well cared for.
Kingsport Veterinary Hospital
Established in 1949, Dr. George Eason and the staff members dedicated themselves to providing only the finest treatment to each patient. Over time as the practice grew and ownership changed hands, the core mission and values remained the same.
American Animal Hospital Association Accredited
Founded in 1933, AAHA currently maintains approximately 900 standards that directly connect to the care we provide to each patient. Each standard is periodically evaluated and updated to ensure they include the latest technology and services in veterinary medicine.
Since 2002 our hospital has regularly undergone inspections by AAHA to ensure that we comply with the Association’s high standards of care.
How Does This Affect You and Your Pet?
To become and remain AAHA certified we have gone through and passed the most thorough and rigorous tests involving random inspections of our facility, faculty, management, and medical equipment.
Although AAHA accreditation is voluntary, every requirement is very important. With that in mind, we strive to surpass AAHA’s guidelines.