Anne Arundel Veterinary Emergency Clinic
Anne Arundel Veterinary Emergency Clinic is an emergency & critical care practice in Annapolis, MD. Procedures include Emergency surgery, Intravenous fluid therapy, Blood bank/transfusions, and Oxygen therapy.
About
Anne Arundel Veterinary Emergency Clinic is a 24-hour emergency and critical care facility serving pets in Annapolis, Edgewater, Severna Park, and surrounding areas. The clinic is equipped with advanced diagnostic tools including digital radiography, ultrasonography, and an in-house laboratory, alongside seven operating suites and a dedicated ICU ward. They provide care for dogs and cats, ranging from the treatment of minor wounds to complex emergency surgeries and overnight intensive care.
As a member practice of the Chesapeake Veterinary Referral Center, the clinic maintains a network of specialists in disciplines such as surgery, cardiology, oncology, and neurology. While these specialists are available for routine consultations during business hours, they are only summoned after hours at the discretion of the attending emergency veterinarian in life-threatening situations. The facility is staffed by experienced emergency veterinarians and technical support teams to ensure continuous monitoring of critical patients.
Surgical team
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Tom Kozek
DVM
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Nicole Camelo-Lopez
DVM
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Maritza Castro
DVM
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Patricia Coles
DVM
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Amy Delano
DVM
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Lori Donley
DVM
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Eliza Eisenhawer
DVM
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Ruthie Fliflet
VMD
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Blaire Johnson
DVM
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Allison Keil
DVM
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Jessica Kim
VMD
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Sarah Lynch
DVM
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Emily Mason
DVM
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Tiffany McCullough
DVM
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Stewart McNair
DVM
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Lea McNutt
DVM
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Keely Mullens
DVM
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Megan Noyes
DVM
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Mary Rawlings
DVM
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Claire Rosenbaum
DVM
Procedures
- Emergency surgery
- Intravenous fluid therapy
- Blood bank/transfusions
- Oxygen therapy
- Soft tissue surgery
- Feeding tube placement
Equipment
Frequently asked questions
- What species does the clinic treat?
- Anne Arundel Veterinary Emergency Clinic provides emergency and critical care services exclusively for cats and dogs. They do not currently offer emergency care for exotic or pocket pets.
- What diagnostic equipment is available on-site?
- The facility is equipped with digital radiography and ultrasonography services. Additionally, they maintain an in-house laboratory that allows the veterinary team to conduct many diagnostic tests on-site while the client waits.
- How does the clinic coordinate care with my regular veterinarian?
- Upon arrival, the emergency team performs a comprehensive exam and establishes a treatment plan. They consult with your primary veterinarian to ensure the plan is appropriate for your pet's needs and to facilitate proper recovery.
- Are specialists available at all times?
- Specialist consultations typically occur during normal business hours. While specialists are part of the on-site referral center, they are only summoned after hours at the discretion of the attending emergency veterinarian for extreme, life-threatening situations.