At midlothian animal clinic, we are dedicated to providing superior veterinary service for both you and your pet. We are conveniently located off of Midlothian Turnpike, minutes away from the center of Midlothian and from Westchester Commons. Can't make it in to see us? midlothian animal clinic is now offering remote healthcare services with TeleVet.
My lab Duck came down with a bad ear infection and MAC was short staffed and booked solid on Friday. They managed to squeeze him in and treat the infection, so he didn't have to wait until the following Monday for relief! He and I are so appreciative for their care! For over 30 years, the midlothian animal clinic (MACVETVA) has been dedicated to caring for pets by providing superior medical attention as well as client service.
Our practice is committed to the continuing education of our veterinarians and staff, the utilization of technology and a sincere concern for the welfare of our patients and clients. We support and encourage the human-animal bond through preventative care, the treatment of disease, alleviation of pain and client education.
My lab Duck came down with a bad ear infection and MAC was short staffed and booked solid on Friday. They managed to squeeze him in and treat the infection, so he didn't have to wait until the following Monday for relief! He and I are so appreciative for their care! For over 30 years, the midlothian animal clinic (MACVETVA) has been dedicated to caring for pets by providing superior medical attention as well as client service.
Our practice is committed to the continuing education of our veterinarians and staff, the utilization of technology and a sincere concern for the welfare of our patients and clients. We support and encourage the human-animal bond through preventative care, the treatment of disease, alleviation of pain and client education.
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For over 30 years, the midlothian animal clinic (MACVETVA) has been dedicated to caring for pets by providing superior medical attention as well as client service.
Our practice is committed to the continuing education of our veterinarians and staff, the utilization of technology and a sincere concern for the welfare of our patients and clients.
We support and encourage the human-animal bond through preventative care, the treatment of disease, alleviation of pain and client education.
In 1981 the midlothian animal clinic, a part time practice, was acquired by Dr. Owen McFadden.
Our practice is committed to the continuing education of our veterinarians and staff, the utilization of technology and a sincere concern for the welfare of our patients and clients.
We support and encourage the human-animal bond through preventative care, the treatment of disease, alleviation of pain and client education.
In 1981 the midlothian animal clinic, a part time practice, was acquired by Dr. Owen McFadden.
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At midlothian animal clinic, you can expect state of the art medical care for your four-legged companions.
At midlothian animal clinic, we offer a variety of services to care for your pet.
If you have any questions or would like more information on how we can care for your pet, please contact us today.
At midlothian animal clinic, we offer a variety of services to care for your pet.
If you have any questions or would like more information on how we can care for your pet, please contact us today.
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Did you know that accreditation for animal hospitals is voluntary?
Surprising, isn't it?
Nearly 60 percent of pet owners believe that their pet's veterinary hospital is accredited when it is not.
In actuality, only 12-15% of animal hospitals have gone through the accreditation evaluation process by the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA).
We are proud to call ourselves an AAHA-accredited hospital.
In the United States, all human hospitals that serve people with Medicare must be accredited through an accrediting body; they undergo regular reviews and quality checks to ensure they meet standards of quality for every aspect of medical care.
Surprising, isn't it?
Nearly 60 percent of pet owners believe that their pet's veterinary hospital is accredited when it is not.
In actuality, only 12-15% of animal hospitals have gone through the accreditation evaluation process by the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA).
We are proud to call ourselves an AAHA-accredited hospital.
In the United States, all human hospitals that serve people with Medicare must be accredited through an accrediting body; they undergo regular reviews and quality checks to ensure they meet standards of quality for every aspect of medical care.
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At certain stages of a pet's life medical screening tests may uncover disease which is not producing symptoms yet and can not be detected through examination.
Early detection gives us the best opportunity to eliminate or alleviate the condition ensuring a long and healthy life for your pet.
With preventative care, we are able to establish a reference point of what is normal for your pet.
Blood, urine and fecal testing allow the doctor to look inside your pet to see things that are not apparent from the outside.
Early detection gives us the best opportunity to eliminate or alleviate the condition ensuring a long and healthy life for your pet.
With preventative care, we are able to establish a reference point of what is normal for your pet.
Blood, urine and fecal testing allow the doctor to look inside your pet to see things that are not apparent from the outside.
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Good dental health is vital to the overall well-being and quality of life of your pet.
Nearly 85% of cats and dogs have some form of dental disease by the age of three years.
Dental disease causes internal organ problems as well as extreme pain and discomfort to your pet.
Good dental health will help your pet to live a longer and happier life.
Dental exams are a part of every wellness exam.
We urge our clients to clean their pet's teeth regularly at home to help maintain good dental health.
We may recommend a dental prophylaxis under general anesthesia when the accumulation of tartar and gingivitis (disease under the gums) become a problem.
Nearly 85% of cats and dogs have some form of dental disease by the age of three years.
Dental disease causes internal organ problems as well as extreme pain and discomfort to your pet.
Good dental health will help your pet to live a longer and happier life.
Dental exams are a part of every wellness exam.
We urge our clients to clean their pet's teeth regularly at home to help maintain good dental health.
We may recommend a dental prophylaxis under general anesthesia when the accumulation of tartar and gingivitis (disease under the gums) become a problem.
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