Chestnut Hill Veterinary Hospital
Chestnut Hill Veterinary Hospital is a general practice practice in Philadelphia, PA.
About
Chestnut Hill Veterinary Hospital offers a comprehensive approach to veterinary care, integrating traditional medical and surgical services with rehabilitation, fitness, pain management, and holistic therapies. The hospital provides specialist care in-house for ultrasound, radiology, cardiology, echocardiograms, surgery, and dentistry. Advanced diagnostic technologies include cancer screening using urine and blood tests, alongside photomodulation (cold laser therapy), acupuncture, and herbal medicine.
The hospital cares for a wide range of animals, including cats, dogs, birds, ferrets, reptiles, fish, amphibians, rabbits, rats, gerbils, guinea pigs, hamsters, mice, and chinchillas. While prepared for emergencies during regular operating hours, after-hours and holiday emergencies are referred to external specialty and emergency hospitals, with patients referred back for follow-up care.
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Frequently asked questions
- What types of specialized veterinary services are available at Chestnut Hill Veterinary Hospital?
- Chestnut Hill Veterinary Hospital offers in-house specialist care for various services, including ultrasound, radiology, cardiology, echocardiograms, surgery, and dentistry. They also provide innovative diagnostic technology for cancer screening using urine and blood tests. Additionally, the hospital integrates photomodulation (cold laser therapy), acupuncture, herbal therapy, neutraceuticals, and dietary medicine into its treatment plans.
- Does Chestnut Hill Veterinary Hospital offer advanced diagnostic imaging services?
- Yes, the hospital provides rapid digital radiology and ultrasound services. Dr. Johanna Murray performs ultrasounds on dogs, cats, small mammals, and reptiles, including guided aspiration or biopsy. Dr. Michael Miller and Dr. Cecelia Helenski offer echocardiogram services using Color Doppler Ultrasound for real-time heart evaluation. MRI and CAT scans are referred to a specialty hospital.
- Who are the board-certified specialists on staff at Chestnut Hill Veterinary Hospital?
- The hospital's team includes Dr. Lisa Suslak, a Board Certified Veterinary Radiologist. Dr. Melissa Hobday is a board-certified veterinary surgeon with interests in gastrointestinal, orthopedic, and upper airway procedures. Additionally, Dr. Michael Miller and Dr. Cecilia Helenski practice limited to cardiology, providing specialized cardiac care.
- What types of animals does Chestnut Hill Veterinary Hospital treat?
- Chestnut Hill Veterinary Hospital provides care for a wide variety of animals. Their services extend to cats, dogs, birds, ferrets, reptiles, fish, and amphibians. They also treat smaller companion animals such as rabbits, rats, gerbils, guinea pigs, hamsters, mice, and chinchillas, ensuring comprehensive care for diverse pets.
- What holistic and complementary medicine options are available for patients?
- The hospital offers various holistic and complementary medicine options, including acupuncture and Chinese medicine for conditions like pain, arthritis, and skin problems. They also advocate for integrative approaches to cancer therapies, utilize herbal medicine (Western, Traditional Chinese, Ayurvedic), and emphasize diet and nutritional supplements for wellness. Photomodulation (cold laser therapy) is also available.