Elkins Park Veterinary Hospital
Elkins Park Veterinary Hospital is a general practice practice in Philadelphia, PA.
About
Elkins Park Veterinary Hospital operates a newly renovated facility equipped with state-of-the-art surgery and dental suites, updated equipment, and current medical technology. The hospital offers comprehensive veterinary care, with a notable focus on exotic animal medicine and surgery, treating a wide variety of species including ferrets, rabbits, reptiles, and birds. Additionally, the clinic provides extensive boarding services, featuring separate kennels for cats and exotics, managed by an on-site veterinarian.
Serving the community for over 35 years, the hospital provides wellness exams, vaccinations, and laser treatment for chronic pain. For medical emergencies during business hours, clients are advised to call directly. If care beyond the hospital's capacity is needed, patients are referred to local emergency or urgent care facilities, with a list of recommended after-hours providers available.
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Frequently asked questions
- What types of exotic pets does Elkins Park Veterinary Hospital treat?
- Elkins Park Veterinary Hospital treats a wide variety of exotic species, including ferrets, rabbits, rats, sugar gliders, snakes, turtles, birds, guinea pigs, mice, chinchillas, hedgehogs, lizards, and frogs/toads. They do not see wild animals, fish, venomous animals, or zoo-type pets without permits. The hospital emphasizes preventive health care and emergency medicine for these animals.
- What specialized boarding services are available at Elkins Park Veterinary Hospital?
- Elkins Park Veterinary Hospital offers boarding services for dogs, cats, and exotic animals. They provide separate boarding kennels for cats and exotics to ensure a stress-free environment. An on-site veterinarian is on call seven days a week, and staff are capable of administering insulin and other medications. The facility also features a large outdoor area for dog walks.
- How does Elkins Park Veterinary Hospital handle pet emergencies?
- For medical emergencies during business hours, pet owners should call the clinic directly. If a pet requires care beyond what the hospital can provide, they will refer the patient to an emergency or urgent care facility in the area. The clinic also provides a list of recommended after-hours emergency and urgent care providers for when they are closed.
- What are the special interests of the veterinarians at Elkins Park Veterinary Hospital?
- Dr. Adam Denish has special interests in exotic animal medicine and surgery, caring for pocket pets, birds, and reptiles. Dr. Jared Cantor's interests include dentistry, dermatology, and soft tissue surgery. Dr. Maria Mick focuses on exotics, behavior, hospice, and palliative care, ensuring pet owners understand their pet's health needs.
- What recent facility upgrades has Elkins Park Veterinary Hospital implemented?
- Elkins Park Veterinary Hospital has undergone a brand new renovation, resulting in a facility complete with state-of-the-art surgery and dental suites. These upgrades include updated equipment and the most current medicine and technology. The facility also features updated cat and exotic animal boarding rooms, enhancing the overall care environment for pets.