We care for your pets as if they were our own.

Dr. Richard Feldmann, Veterinarian
Dr. Feldmann has been with the Crescent Springs and Covington Animal Hospitals since 1971. He graduated from Auburn University School of Veterinary Medicine in 1966. He began practice in Cincinnati after graduation then 2 years in a large metropolitan hospital in Chicago. He served 2 years in the US Army, then joined the Covington Animal Hospital. In 1976 he helped build the Crescent Springs Animal Hospital, which was voted the Hospital of the Year for best design in the country. Dr. Feldmann purchased the hospitals in 1985.

Dr. Feldmann has been past president of Omega Tau Sigma professional veterinary fraternity at Auburn, Cincinnati Veterinary Medical Association and the Northern Kentucky Veterinary Association.

Dr. Feldmann lives on 26 acres near the hospitals with his wife. They have 1 dog, 2 cats, 300 goldfish, 60 chickens, 5 goats, 3 horses and 6 miniature donkeys. His hobbies include being down on the farm, raising bonsai trees, and restoring old cars.

Dr. John Weiss, Veterinarian
Dr. Weiss has been with the Crescent Springs and Covington Animal Hospitals since 1986. His interests include dermatology, surgery and internal medicine cases. He is a member of the American, Kentucky, Northern Kentucky, and Cincinnati Veterinary Medical Associations.

Dr. Weiss was raised on a farm near Augusta, Kentucky. He and his wife, Barbara, have three children, and recently moved back to the country where they enjoy gardening, tending an orchard, and helping their children raise show pigs for 4-H. His hobbies include computers, fishing, camping with his family, and relaxing down on the farm.

Dr. Weiss is active in his church as a council member, financial secretary, and youth leader. He also is involved in his county as a 4-H leader and serves on the executive extension council.

Dr. Weiss enjoys pet animal practice and meeting and talking to the clients. His favorite part of his work is that there is never a dull moment and no two days are alike. Every day is a new challenge and adventure in veterinary medicine. That's what makes it so fun and interesting.