Animal Hospital of Clinton-Perryville

Welcome to the Animal Hospital of Clinton-Perryville.

 Located just 1 1/2 miles west of the town of Clinton, New Jersey, Animal Hospital of Clinton-Perryville is committed to providing quality, friendly care to the cats and dogs of Hunterdon County.

 Dr. Keith Ross and his team members are deeply committed to the health and well-being of your pet. We love animals as much as you do! Our mission statement is to be known as the best, most caring veterinary practice in our community.

 We want to make our hospital a place where everyone wants to be -- the clients want to be here because we practice the highest quality medicine individualized to each of our clients, the staff want to be here to work in a caring and challenging environment, and the pets want to be here because we hug them, fuss over them, give them treats, and try to make them as comfortable as possible.

 When choosing "your vet" for you and your animals, look to Animal Hospital of Clinton-Perryville.

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About Us


Animal Hospital of Clinton was founded in the1950's as a large and small animal practice. In 1984, Dr. Niebojeski purchased the now strictly small animal practice. At that time it was in the ground floor of a house in Clinton. In 1988, we moved to our current location just 1 mile west of the original site. The practice was purchased by Dr. Ross in 2011.

Dr. Ross and his staff feel that it is their responsibility to tell each client all that is available for their pet, with both preventive care and when they are ill. They then try to spend the time to discuss all options with each client and help them to decide what is best for them and their pet.

Our professional affiliations include AVMA, NJVMA, and VHMA

  • 58 Route 173 West
  • Hampton,NJ 08827
  • (908) 735-7213 / Fax (908)713-1449)
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  • Please call Dr. Ross 908-280-4607
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  • Mon., Tues., Wed., Thurs., Fri. 8:00am-5:00pm
  • Wed., Fri. 8:00 AM-5:30 PM
  • Dr. Keith Ross, D.V.M., Practice Owner

    Dr. Ross knew he wanted to be a veterinarian since 5 years of age, when he used to talk to his Old English Sheepdog Winston. Many years and Sheepdogs later, he earned his Bachelors degree in biology at Virginia Tech and his doctorate of veterinary medicine at the University of Minnesota College of Veterinary Medicine. He returned to New Jersey and worked at several exceptional veterinary hospitals where he honed both his medical and surgical skills.

    Veterinary medicine has proved to be everything Dr. Ross hoped it would be and more. He feels so fortunate to spend his days working with clients who love their pets and caring for animals; the most wonderful patients a doctor could ask for! He is so excited to have joined the team at the Animal Hospital of Clinton-Perryville and subsequently to have adopted BB and Sidney! Though he enjoys all aspects of his profession, pain management and preventative medicine are areas of particular interest to him.

    Dr. Ross currently resides in East Brunswick . In his spare time, he enjoys traveling, hiking, and spending time with family and friends.
  • Dr. Felecia Niebojeski, DVM

    Dr Felecia Niebojeski says Good-Bye     

    Dr. Niebojeski  owned the Animal Hospital of Clinton-Perryville from 1984 to 2011. She established it in its current location and was proud to own and run the hospital for many years. In 2010 she decided it was time to hand over the running of the business to a younger generation! She met Dr. Ross and knew  immediately  he was the one – a great doctor, and an enthusiastic businessman! Her intention was to give up business ownership but continue to work for Dr Ross as a part-time doctor. But life had other plans! Dr Niebojeski’s husband came home from work in May 2011 with the news that his company had been purchased and they were transferring him to Raleigh,NC.  So she retired and moved to Cary, North Carolina in November 2011. She misses the staff and all her old clients very much but she assures us she is really enjoying retirement.

     “I would like to thank all of my clients who trusted me to care for their four-legged friends over the years. I also appreciate the friendship and caring that I received back from so many of you. I hope you will enjoy working with Dr Ross and develop the same trust and caring with him that we shared.  Again, I miss you all and thank you.“

  • Michele, Office Manager

    Michele has returned to the animal hospital after taking a few years off to raise a family. She was one of our receptionists from 1991 to 1994. She has now taken on the role of office manager.

    She and her husband Bob were married in 1990. They have three children, a dog, and three cats.  When not at work Michele manages to keep herself busy with her children's extra curricular activities, and enjoys reading, gardening and the theatre.
  • Barbara Kost, Receptionist

    Barbara Kost has been with the animal hospital since 1987!  She brings a comforting presence to the staff and all who pass through our doors. Barb knows all the little details of running our front desk and we all rely heavily on her years of experience. She is also responsible for placing food orders and can arrange home delivery of some items for you.

    She has been married to her husband Greg since 1980 and has two daughters, Michelle and Nicole. And a grandson named Caleb.  Her furry family members include  Foster and Oliver  the family cats.
  • Judy Wolfinger, Receptionist

    Judy has been a front desk team member since February 2003. She always loved being with animals and says that working at the animal hospital has been a wonderful experience for her. She enjoys coming to work and meeting new friends and being able to help all the clients with anything they need.

    Judy has been married to husband Gary since 1992 and has three children,  Garrett, Julia and Seth. Judy and Gary spend a lot of their time volunteering at their children's schools and extracurricular activities such as football, wrestling, track, dance and cheerleading. When they are at home, they love spending time with Roxie, their extremely dedicated, loving Boxer while sitting by their pond.
  • Sheila Valentine, Technician

    Sheila's career started with an Associates degree in Occupational Therapy, which she applied in the field of geriatric rehabilitation for approximately 20 years. In 1999, she decided to make a career change and came to work at the Animal Hospital of Clinton-Perryville. Sheila's sweet and easygoing manner along with her solid background of pet care, provides comfort and assurance to our clients and patients.

    Sheila and her husband Bob live with their dog Jasper, two cats Smokey and Zorro and a Beta fish. They both enjoy vacationing in the western US where they take pleasure in camping, hiking and rafting. They also enjoy music and attending concerts.

  • Raina Lynn, Technician

    Raina Lynn began working as a veterinary technician at our hospital in August of 2007. She lives in Alpha with her daughter Nikki, Rascal, a Shiba Inu, and their two cats Ray Ray and Loki. She has always had a passion for animals, and has spent the last seven years working with them professionally. When not at work Raina enjoys gardening, bird watching, and hiking. 
  • Ashley Sportelli, Technician

    Ashley is a graduate of North Hampton Community College and has her Associates degree in Applied Science. She has worked in the veterinary field for over 6 years. She has three dogs, Macy, Tyson and Dash.  Ashley's hobbies include traveling, reading and outdoor activities.
  • 4-Legged Staff - BB

    BB came to us in 1998. He was brought to us by the Hunterdon County SPCA  to treat his chronic eye condition. He needed surgery to correct some malformed eyelids, and while he was here recovering, he wormed his way into the hearts of several of our staff members, and moved in permanently.  He could often be seen patrolling the reception area and visiting the clients or receptionists.

    Sadly, B.B. passed away in September of 2012.  He passed peacefully, surrounded by staff members who have loved and cared for him over the years.  We all miss him very much but are grateful to have had the opportunity to share his life.