McLean Animal Hospital

McLean Animal Hospital is a general practice in McLean, VA. Procedures include Dental Care and Wellness Exams.

About

McLean Animal Hospital is an AAHA-accredited, full-service veterinary facility that has served the McLean community for over fifty years. The practice provides comprehensive primary care, including wellness examinations, vaccinations, nutritional counseling, and dental care. Their clinical capabilities are supported by an in-house laboratory for blood counts and chemistry analysis, as well as diagnostic imaging services such as digital X-rays and ultrasound. Additionally, the clinic offers pain management through K-Laser therapy and provides routine grooming and boarding services for their patients.

The hospital maintains a consistent presence in the local area, operating as a neighborhood animal hospital for dogs and cats. They are staffed by a team of veterinarians and licensed veterinary technicians who manage both preventive health and sick pet diagnostics. While the facility maintains regular weekday and Saturday hours, they also provide emergency services on Sundays to address urgent needs for their established clientele.

Surgical team

  • Jeb Sexton

    DVM

  • Kate Salkeld

    DVM

  • Stephen Stork

    DVM

  • David Clark

    DVM

  • Alison Gemmill

    DVM

  • Anne Todd Hodgdon

    DVM

  • Lauren Cryder

    DVM

  • Mary Ruth Norway

    DVM

  • Robin Tucker

    DVM

  • Mara Doss

    Relief DVM

  • Anastasia Furman

    DVM

  • Danielle Kinsey

    LVT

  • Megersa Belda

    LVT

Procedures

  • Dental Care
  • Wellness Exams

Equipment

Frequently asked questions

What diagnostic tools are available at McLean Animal Hospital?
The hospital utilizes an in-house laboratory to perform complete blood counts, chemistry analysis of the liver and kidneys, electrolyte levels, and thyroid levels. For imaging, they provide digital X-rays to evaluate internal organs, bone, and tissue, as well as ultrasound technology, which uses sound waves to examine the heart and abdominal organs without the need for radiation or chemicals.
Does the clinic provide laser therapy for pets?
Yes, the hospital offers K-Laser Class IV therapeutic lasers for pain management. This treatment uses specific red and near-infrared wavelengths to induce a photochemical reaction that increases circulation, reduces inflammation, and enhances tissue healing. It is commonly applied to treat arthritis, degenerative joint disease, hip dysplasia, post-surgical pain, skin problems, and ear infections.
What vaccination services are offered for puppies and kittens?
McLean Animal Hospital provides core vaccines for puppies, including DHPP and Rabies. For cats, they offer FVRCP and Rabies vaccines. The veterinary team employs a balanced approach to determine which diseases a specific pet is at risk for, aiming to protect the animal while minimizing the risk of adverse reactions.
Does the clinic offer nutritional counseling?
Yes, during wellness exams, the veterinarians assess a pet's body condition in relation to their diet. They provide recommendations for appropriate serving sizes and specific food types to support bone, teeth, brain function, and immune system health. The clinic also maintains a full stock of veterinarian-recommended food and treats for their clients.

Contact & hours

Address

1330 Old Chain Bridge Rd
McLean

Website

mcleanah.com

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