About Us

Kyle Veterinary Hospital Offers:
Full-Service Veterinary Care
Doggie Day Care
Grooming
Boarding






We at Kyle Veterinary Hospital dedicate ourselves and our practice to our patients -- your pets. We understand your pets enrich your lives, lift your hearts, and become an integral part of your family. Our primary concern is quality care. We constantly challenge ourselves to provide the very best in diagnosis and treatment, while at the same time offering a compassionate and inviting environment for you and your pet.

Our staff is highly trained, experienced and empathetic to your pet's needs. We treat each patient as if they were our own loving companion. Our goal is to prevent any suffering through preventive care, education, and the pursuit of all available options. Over the past years, we have grown by referrals, but more importantly, by our reputation. We consider it a privilege to serve you in any way that we can.

We look forward to seeing you soon!

Best Regards,

Dr. Sheri Kyle

Meet Our Vets



Dr. Sheri Kyle has owned her own veterinary practice since 1995. A graduate of Ohio State University, Dr. Kyle’s focus as both an excellent diagnostician and surgeon have allowed her to build a practice dedicated to the people and pets she serves. Her volunteer efforts in the community are focused on education and rescue pet adoptions. Dr. Kyle has two children, two labs, and two pugs.







Dr. Nina Owens is a 1998 graduate of Tufts University. She has worked in the Cincinnati area since 1999 and joined Dr. Kyle in 2007. She is dedicated to the profession she loves and believes all animals deserve compassion and respect. She shares her home with her husband, two children and three dachshunds.









Dr. Stacey Benton earned her PhD in Neurobiology and Behavior from Cornell University, then went on to receive a DVM from the Cornell College of Veterinary Medicine. She just moved back to Loveland with her two children, Emma and William, and their cat Snorky. She grew up in Cincinnati, but has been living in New England since college.   She lived in Maine for the last seven years and worked in a small animal practice that offered alternative medicine such as acupuncture, Chinese herbs, and homeopathy. Dr. Benton is now a certified veterinary acupuncturist and is thrilled to be able to offer an integrative approach to treating patients.