William Thompson, DVM, Veterinarian
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William Thompson, DVM

Veterinarian

575 Nm-314 Los Lunas NM, 87031
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William Thompson, DVM is a top Veterinarian in Los Lunas, NM. With a passion for the field and an unwavering commitment to animals, William Thompson, DVM is an expert in changing the lives of patients for the better. Through his expertise in the field, William Thompson, DVM is a prime example of a true leader in health care. As a leader and expert, William Thompson, DVM is passionate about enhancing patient quality of life. He embodies the values of communication and trust when dealing directly with clients. In Los Lunas, NM, William Thompson, DVM is a true asset to the field and dedicated to the profession of veterinary medicine.

Besides General Medicine for all animals, Dr. Thompson has special interests in Canine Reproduction and Veterinary Surgery, both soft tissue and orthopedic surgery.  With over 20 years experience in veterinary medicine and surgery he brings much expertise to his work.       His PhD in Computer Science also brings with it a unique ability to solve problems in veterinary medicine   

Education and Training

Tufts University DVM 2001

UC Davis PhD 1981

Provider Details

MaleEnglish

Areas of expertise and specialization

General Medicine, Canine Reproduction, Veterinary Surgery including canine orthopedicssmall animal orthopedic surgeryavian medicine

Faculty Titles & Positions

  • Chief of Staff Los Lunas Animal Clinic -
  • Medical Director Los Lunas Animal Clinic -

Professional Memberships

  • Society of Theriogenology  
  • AVMA  
  • American Association of Equine Practitioners  

William Thompson, DVM's Practice location

Los Lunas Animal Clinic

575 Nm-314 -
Los Lunas, NM 87031
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New patients: 505-865-4604
https://loslunasanimalclinic.com/veterinarian-los-lunas-nm/

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Veterinary Expertise and Technological Innovation Combine to Provide Top-Notch Care for Pets in New Mexico

Dr. William Thompson, is a highly respected veterinarian, Chief of Staff, and Medical Director at the state-of-the-art Los Lunas Animal Clinic in New Mexico. With a strong background in veterinary medicine and a passion for leveraging technology to enhance animal care, Dr. Thompson is dedicated to providing the highest quality medical services for all furry and feathered companions.

A graduate of Tufts University School of Veterinary Medicine in Grafton, Massachusetts, Dr. Thompson holds a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine Degree and a Ph.D. in Computer Science from the University of California, Davis. This unique combination of medical and technological expertise sets him apart as a visionary in the field of veterinary care.

Having grown up in New Mexico, Dr. Thompson has a deep understanding of the local community’s needs and a wealth of experience in equine medicine and surgery. His specialized training in small animal orthopedic surgery allows him to offer cutting-edge treatments for pets in need of advanced surgical care.

Dr. Thompson’s diverse interests extend to working with small ruminants such as goats, sheep, alpacas, and llamas, showcasing his commitment to caring for a wide range of animals. Additionally, his expertise in avian medicine complements the full spectrum of services available for canine and feline clients at Los Lunas Animal Clinic.

At Los Lunas Animal Clinic, Dr. Thompson leads a team of dedicated veterinary professionals who share his passion for providing compassionate care and innovative solutions for every patient. The clinic’s modern facilities and advanced technology ensure that pets receive the best possible treatment in a welcoming and nurturing environment.

With Dr. William Thompson at the helm, Los Lunas Animal Clinic continues to set the standard for excellence in veterinary care in New Mexico. Pet owners can trust that their beloved companions are in good hands with Dr. Thompson and his team, who are committed to improving the health and well-being of every animal that walks through their doors.

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