Veterinary Referral Center
Veterinary Referral Center is a general practice practice in Philadelphia, PA.
About
Veterinary Referral Center (VRC) provides comprehensive specialty veterinary care for dogs and cats, utilizing advanced medicine and technology. The center offers specialized services including neurology, led by Dr. Suzanne Rosen, and same-week ophthalmology appointments. VRC is equipped with an ICU featuring advanced monitoring, mechanical ventilation, and a range of diagnostic imaging capabilities such as 128-slice CT, fluoroscopy, and digital X-ray.
Operating 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, VRC serves the mid-Atlantic region, including Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, and Maryland. The clinic works in partnership with family veterinarians to ensure coordinated care. Emergency and critical care services are available around the clock, though the facility does not accept avian and exotic emergencies.
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Frequently asked questions
- What advanced diagnostic imaging technologies are available at Veterinary Referral Center?
- The Veterinary Referral Center offers a range of advanced diagnostic imaging capabilities. These include ultrasound, fluoroscopy, 128-slice computed tomography (CT), and digital X-ray (radiography). For respiratory diagnostics, they also utilize 16-slice helical computed tomography.
- What type of critical care monitoring is provided in VRC's ICU?
- VRC's ICU features comprehensive critical care monitoring. This includes full laboratory service, venous and arterial blood gas monitoring, oxygen-enriched environments, and telemetric ECG monitoring. The ICU also provides blood pressure monitoring, including arterial and central venous blood pressure, along with advanced anesthesia monitoring and mechanical ventilation.
- Which veterinary specialists are available at the Veterinary Referral Center?
- The Veterinary Referral Center has a team of board-certified specialists across various disciplines. These include ophthalmology (DACVO), anesthesiology (DACVAA), surgery (DACVS), internal medicine (DACVIM), emergency and critical care (DACVECC), oncology (DACVIM (Oncology)), diagnostic imaging (DACVR), neurology (DACVIM (Neurology)), and radiation oncology (DACVR (Radiation Oncology)).
- Does Veterinary Referral Center offer neurology services?
- Yes, Veterinary Referral Center offers neurology services. These services are led by Dr. Suzanne Rosen, who is a board-certified specialist in neurology (DACVIM (Neurology)). The team provides thorough veterinary neurology services delivered with compassionate care for pets.
- What types of emergencies does Veterinary Referral Center handle?
- Veterinary Referral Center provides emergency veterinary medicine and critical care for dogs and cats 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Their team of emergency veterinarians has advanced training and experience. However, the hospital does not accept Avian & Exotics emergencies.