New Name, New Home, Same Family.
We've spread our wings and moved into a new location! But while our building might be different, you can bet that our dedicated team and high standard of care will stay the same. We can't wait to see you and your pet in our new home!
Veterinarians and Animal Hospital in Granger, IN
Providing Superior Veterinary Care
for Over 40 Years
Welcome to Kryder & Harr Veterinary Clinic! Our animal hospital has been a fixture in the Granger community since 1981, practicing full-service veterinary medicine for all our pet parents and their furry family members. At KHVC, we pride ourselves on our history, of providing excellent customer service for our clients, along with dedicated, compassionate, and exceptional medical care for all of our patients.
Our Animal Hospital’s Mission Statement
We, as a team, are here to provide excellent medical care throughout your pet’s life. We focus on compassionate care, relieving pain, and extending the quality of life for your pet, while providing educated and pleasant service for you!
Get to Know Our Veterinarians & Animal Hospital
Take a tour of the animal hospital or get to know our veterinarians. If you would like to schedule an appointment, please call or email us today! You are also welcome to stop by for a live tour of our animal hospital, and be sure to visit us on Facebook. We feel obliged to deliver the best service to our community, not only for Granger but also for South Bend and Mishawaka.
Happy Clients + Happy Pets!
Our Blog
Is it Normal That My Cat Keeps Vomiting?
Watching your cat vomit repeatedly can be unsettling, especially when you’re not sure what’s causing it. Whether it’s the aftermath of a hasty meal or something more concerning, frequent vomiting isn’t something to overlook. It’s worth exploring the reasons behind this behavior and understanding when it’s time to consult with your veterinarian. Why Do…
8 Tips for Recognizing and Reacting to Bloat in Dogs
Bloat in dogs, also known as gastric dilatation-volvulus (GDV), is a serious and potentially life-threatening condition that can develop rapidly and requires immediate veterinary attention. As a pet owner, if you can recognize the early signs of bloat and know how to respond, it can make a critical difference in your dog’s health. At Kryder…
Cat Hypothermia: Causes, Signs and How to Help Your Pet
When temperatures drop, your cat may be more vulnerable to cold than you realize. While cats are known for their ability to adapt to various environments, they are not immune to the dangers of extreme cold. Hypothermia in cats is a serious condition that can occur when their body temperature drops below the normal range,…