Dr. Lawrence Hatch DVM files an address at 1135 Hunter Lake Drive, Reno, NV 89509. The block sits in southwest Reno near the McCarran Boulevard corridor, an established residential and small-commercial neighborhood. A named-practice DVM in this corridor typically combines general-practice and emergency work, drawing a long-tenured client base across multiple generations of the same families.
The Reno-Sparks emergency vet pattern
Reno’s emergency vet caseload differs from coastal-city patterns in two specific ways: a higher share of wildlife-encounter injuries (mule deer, rabbits, occasionally bobcats) on the western foothills, and a meaningful share of altitude-related issues in pets newly relocated from sea level. A practice that has worked the Reno emergency caseload understands both patterns.
Why a long-tenured named practice matters
A DVM whose name is on the building has personal continuity with the client base. When a pet arrives in emergency at 9pm, the DVM often already knows the patient’s history from prior wellness visits. That continuity speeds diagnosis on issues like recurring GI flares, chronic kidney disease management, or seizure patterns where prior medical context shortens the diagnostic loop.
Calling for emergency intake
The listed number is +1 775-XXX-XXXX. For after-hours emergency contact, the practice may route to a paging service or to a partnered overnight facility. Confirming the current after-hours protocol on the first call — ideally before an emergency — saves crucial minutes in a real incident.
Getting to 1135 Hunter Lake Drive
The address is accessible by car via McCarran Boulevard or Plumb Lane from central Reno. Most clients arrive by personal vehicle given Reno’s geography. On-site parking is available adjacent to the building.
