Dr. Sara Chapman graduated from Ohio State University in 1985. After a few years in conventional practice, she noticed that pets with chronic problems often didn’t get any better, and was discouraged with the side effects of many of the conventional treatments. So she began to tailor her treatment to the individual patient, using nutrition, reduced vaccination and fewer big drugs whenever possible. In 1995, she became interested in homeopathy after her own chronically lame horse responded dramatically to it. She has studied veterinary homeopathy, veterinary acupuncture and traditional Chinese medicine both in England and the United States. Dr. Chapman is a member of the Academy of Veterinary Homeopathy, the American Holistic Veterinary Medical Association, the American Veterinary Medical Association, and the National Center for Homeopathy. She is also a member of the British Association of Homeopathic Veterinary Surgeons, the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons (UK), the Faculty of Homeopathy (UK), the International Association for Veterinary Homeopathy, and the International Veterinary Acupuncture Society.
Dr. Susan Maturo has been practicing veterinary medicine for more than two decades. Upon graduating from Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine in 1988, she worked as an associate veterinarian in her home state of Connecticut. She then worked in several small animal practices in MD before establishing the Animal Medical Center of Watkins Park in 1992. Treating dogs, cats, ferrets and small pocket pets, Dr. Maturo has particular interests in preventative medicine, nutrition, geriatric (senior) patients, dentistry, and, soft tissue surgery. She believes in treating the whole patient and follows a rational approach to vaccination to promote optimal pet health. Dr. Maturo is a member of the American Veterinary Medical Association, Maryland Veterinary Medical Association, and the Veterinary Dental Society.
Red Roof Inn Washington DC is pet friendly! Up to two pets 70lbs or less are welcome for no additional fee. Pets should be kenneled if left unattended in a guest room. Parks nearby.
The first official dog park in the State of Maryland.
Residence Inn Greenbelt allows up to two dogs (60 lbs or less) per guest room for an additional fee of $100 per stay. Please note that pets must be crated if left unattended.
Radisson Hotel Largo Washington is pet friendly. They have a $200 pet fee per stay for pets under 20 lbs. Pets must use designated pet areas and they are not allowed in the common areas, they …
Large fenced area for dogs to run off leash. Take RT 50 toward Annapolis get off at Collington RD, exit, follow to the right, make first right and the park will be on the right side about 1 mile down.
One pet per room under 90lbs is allowed for no additional fee. Pets must never be left unattended in guest rooms or otherwise, or unleashed in public spaces. Park nearby.
The hotel accepts up to 2 dogs (under 55 lbs) for an additional fee of $25 per pet, per night.
The Comfort Inn and Suites College Park allows up to two dogs (30 lbs or less) per guest room for an additional fee of $25 per pet per night. All rooms are pet friendly.
Super 8 College Park welcomes a maximum of two pets, 50lbs or less, per select guest room for an additional $10.60 per pet, per night; maximum $75 per stay. Pet friendly rooms are limited. Guests travelling …
Towneplace Suites by Marriott Bowie Town Center is pet friendly! Multiple pets of any size are welcome for a fee of $100 per stay. The hotel does not limit the number of pet friendly rooms. Pets …
Two dogs under 60 lbs are allowed for a one-time $35 fee.
Park use is restricted to current members – to join please go to website. Use of the park is restricted during the following hours: Saturdays between 10 AM and noon (big / vigorous dogs). Sundays between 10 AM and noon (small dogs). Location: At the corner of Metzerott Rd and University Blvd in Acredale Park (M-NCPPC). Directions: From the west: Take University Blvd (193) east. Turn right on Metzerott Rd. The dog park is on the right. From the north: Take Baltimore Ave (Rt 1) south. Turn right on Metzerott Rd, just after the 193 intersection. The dog park is on the left.
Fenced in off-leash dog park. There is a separate fenced in area for small dogs. Anne Arundel County Parks at 410-222-7317. Location: Brock Bridge Road. Directions: From Annapolis take I-97 north to Route 32 exit heading west toward Columbia. From Route 32 take the Route 198 exit west toward Laurel (you will go around two circles, so be careful). Travel approximately three miles and turn left onto Brock Bridge Road. Travel approximately one mile down Brock Bridge Road. Park entrance will be on your left just past Suburban Airport. The Maryland City Dog Park is located at the top of the hill along the path to the left of the park entrance. ADC Map 10, J-6.
