HOSPITAL PROFILE
VETERINARY PRACTICE Parkersburg Veterinary Hospital Parkersburg, West Virginia
J.D. Cunningham, DVM Todd Shockey, DVM
OFFICE 15,000 square feet 12 exam rooms Dental suite Grooming and boarding suite Emergency facility
EQUIPMENT, SERVICES & TECHNOLOGY • ACEM STARLED3 NX Dual Surgery Lights • ACEM SOLED15 Treatment Lights • DesignEdge Design Services • Jorgensen GasVac Scavenger System • Jorgensen Walk-on Scale • Midmark Canis Major Dry Exam Lift Tables (with and without scale)
• Midmark Canis Major Wet Dental Lift Tables
• Midmark Custom Casework • Midmark Folding Exam Tables • SurgiVet Advisor V9204 Monitor • Versa II Anesthesia Machines • VSSI 60" Grooming Tub with Ramp and Plastisol Coated Floor Inserts
• VSSI 60" Hydraulic Heated V-Top Surgery Tables
• VSSI Cages • VSSI Cat Condos • VSSI Glass Door Elevated Runs • VSSI Instrument Tables • Welch Allyn Wall Mount Otoscope/ Ophthalmoscopes
New Hospital, Old Roots
Parkersburg Veterinary Hospital has been in the Parkersburg, West Virginia, community for more than 50 years, serving three generations of clients and their pets. Many local and rural clients trust and look to Parkersburg Veterinary Hospital to be the premier provider of animal care in the area.
In 2005, J.D. Cunningham, DVM, and Todd Shockey, DVM, saw an opportunity to expand this well-established animal hospital. “The previous owner was looking to retire, so I became a 50 percent owner in 2005. It just so happened that Dr. Shockey started working for Parkersburg Veterinary Hospital at that same time and I really liked his approach to veterinary medicine and vision for the hospital,” said Cunningham.
Both Shockey and Cunningham had grown up on farms in rural areas of West Virginia and they shared a deeply engrained passion to care for animals. Put simply by Shockey, “It was like stars aligning.”
Later that year, Shockey became a partner in the business, purchasing a 10 percent share in the hospital. By 2010, Shockey had increased his share in the hospital to 50 percent and the two began planning for a new Parkersburg Veterinary Hospital.
Room to grow The doctors continued to run their hospital in its original building – an old house that had been renovated and added on to twice. Though this space had served them well for years, as the practice grew under new ownership it became clear that a change was needed. >>
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