Robbinsville Veterinary Clinic: Swiderski Edward VMD
Robbinsville Veterinary Clinic: Swiderski Edward VMD is a general practice in Robbinsville Township, NJ. Procedures include Wellness Exams, Laser Therapy, Dental Care, and Vaccinations.
About
Robbinsville Veterinary Clinic is a general practice providing comprehensive care for dogs and cats of all sizes. Established in 1981, the clinic offers a range of primary care services, including routine wellness examinations, core and elective vaccinations, parasite control, and senior pet care. The facility is equipped to perform surgical procedures, such as spays and neuters, and provides dental services, including cleanings and extractions, with a focus on affordability.
Serving the Robbinsville Township community and surrounding areas, the clinic operates during regular business hours to provide both routine wellness and urgent care. For emergencies occurring outside of these hours, the clinic refers clients to local 24-hour emergency veterinary facilities. The practice emphasizes a family-oriented approach to veterinary medicine, focusing on preventive health strategies to support the long-term well-being of their patients.
Surgical team
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Dr. Edward R. Swiderski
VMD
Dr. Ed graduated from the University of Penn in 1977 and opened up Robbinsville Vet Clinic in 1981.
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Alison M.
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Tina A.
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Debra M.
Procedures
- Wellness Exams
- Laser Therapy
- Dental Care
- Vaccinations
- Fecal testing
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Frequently asked questions
- What species does Robbinsville Veterinary Clinic treat?
- The clinic provides veterinary care for dogs and cats of all shapes and sizes.
- What preventive care services are available for puppies and kittens?
- The clinic offers physical examinations, core and elective vaccinations, fecal testing for parasites, and deworming. They also provide guidance on dietary recommendations, nail trims, and potty training, as well as advice on heartworm and flea/tick preventives.
- Does the clinic provide dental care for pets?
- Yes, the clinic offers dental services including annual cleanings, check-ups, and tooth extractions. They emphasize the importance of oral hygiene for a pet's overall health and strive to keep these procedures affordable for pet owners.
- How often should senior pets visit the clinic?
- For pets over 7 years of age, the clinic recommends twice-yearly veterinary visits. These visits help monitor for age-associated conditions such as arthritis, dental disease, heart disease, and endocrine disorders, allowing for early intervention and improved comfort.