Schulmeyer Animal Hospital
Schulmeyer Animal Hospital is a general practice in Baltimore, MD. Procedures include Diagnostic and Therapeutic Services, Radiology Services, Dental Services, and Electrocardiography Services.
About
Schulmeyer Animal Hospital is a full-service veterinary practice providing medical and surgical care for dogs and cats. The hospital offers a range of services including diagnostic and therapeutic procedures, laboratory testing, radiology, electrocardiography, and anesthesia. Preventive care is a core focus, with dedicated programs for puppy and kitten wellness, geriatric health, dental care, parasite control, and nutritional counseling.
Serving the Perry Hall community for over 30 years, the hospital operates by appointment to manage patient flow and ensure thorough examinations. While the practice provides comprehensive primary care, they maintain close working relationships with veterinary specialists in fields such as dermatology, internal medicine, neurology, and cardiology for cases requiring advanced diagnostics or specialized treatment. For after-hours emergencies, the hospital refers clients to designated emergency facilities in the surrounding area.
Surgical team
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Raymond M. Schulmeyer
DVM
Dr. Schulmeyer graduated from the Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine in 1986 and has been providing veterinary care to the families and pets of the Perry Hall area since 1989.
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Joanna Waddell
RVT
Joanna is a Registered Veterinary Technician who has been with the Schulmeyer Animal Hospital since 2005.
Procedures
- Diagnostic and Therapeutic Services
- Radiology Services
- Dental Services
- Electrocardiography Services
- Anesthesia Services
- Laboratory Services
- Surgical Services
Frequently asked questions
- What preventive health services does the clinic offer?
- The hospital provides a variety of preventive health care programs, including routine examinations, vaccinations, dental services, and parasite control. They also offer specialized programs tailored to the needs of puppies and kittens, as well as geriatric health care programs for aging pets. Additionally, the staff provides nutritional counseling and individualized flea and tick control programs to support long-term wellness.
- Does the clinic handle surgical procedures?
- Yes, the hospital is equipped to perform surgical services for dogs and cats. They provide both inpatient and outpatient care for pets that become ill or injured, and they maintain anesthesia services to support their surgical capabilities.
- What should I do if my pet has an emergency when the hospital is closed?
- When the hospital is not open, they refer clients to specific emergency veterinary hospitals. They maintain referral relationships with Pet ER in Towson and the Animal Emergency Hospital in Bel Air to ensure that patients have access to care outside of regular business hours.
- Does the clinic offer specialized care if my pet has a complex medical condition?
- The hospital works closely with specialists in various fields of veterinary medicine. If a pet requires specialized diagnostics or care, the team can provide referrals to experts in dermatology, surgery, internal medicine, neurology, dentistry, ophthalmology, and cardiology.