Offering services of Acupuncture, and helping small animals as well
Our staff members consists of highly trained doctors and technicians who are here to ensure you and your pet get the best of care.
Serving the following areas: Bethesda, Gaithersburg, Rockville, Potomac, NOVA, and DC.
Dr. Shanthi Ramachandran holds a Bachelor’s degree in biology and neuroscience from the University of Pennsylvania, graduating cum laude, as well as a Master’s degree in Physiology and Biostatistics from Georgetown University. She received her Veterinary medical degree (VMD) from the University of Pennsylvania, School of Veterinary Medicine. Dr. Ramachandran completed a competitive internship at VCA Veterinary Referral Associates in Gaithersburg, MD where she developed a special interest in int
Dr. Tom Ramirez has been in Cabin John for the past 20 years. He spent his childhood in rural PA before making the DC area his permanent home.
Dr. Ramirez studied biology at the University of Maryland – College Park. He received his degree in veterinary medicine from Virginia Tech (Virginia-Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Medicine). While in school, he completed two externships at MEAC (Metropolitan Emergency Animal Clinic) and South Paws with Dr. Siemering. After completing veterin
Dr. Villar was born in Spain but considers himself a Virginia native, having lived most of his life in Charlottesville. Early on he developed a keen interest in animals, having been in their constant company as a child. His family owned a small farm that at one time or another raised pet horses, cattle, sheep, goats, pigs, dogs, cats, chickens, ducks and let’s not forget his prize winning donkey, Mikey.Dr. Villar pursued his Bachelor’s at the University of Virginia.
The Atlas District Veterinary Hospital (AtlasVet) will strive to provide the best medical care for companion animals in Capitol Hill and the Washington, DC area. AtlasVet will accomplish this by having an educated, friendly staff, by using the most up-to-date medical techniques and equipment, by providing proactive animal health care solutions to the community, and by helping pet owners understand and strengthen the human-animal bond.
VSC is committed to providing the highest quality surgical care possible to our patients. Our core values include compassion, respect, motivation and initiative, integrity, reliability, professionalism, adaptability, and excellence. We treat our patients and clients with the utmost compassion and respect.
The referring veterinarian is an integral part of our treatment team. We treat referring veterinarians as partners in our practice. We understand that the referring veterinarian has the best rapport with our clients and will continue to be consulted by the client for many years to come, therefore we routinely consult with them in the decision making process.
VSC is committed to providing the highest quality surgical care possible to our patients. Our core values include compassion, respect, motivation and initiative, integrity, reliability, professionalism, adaptability, and excellence. We treat our patients and clients with the utmost compassion and respect.
The referring veterinarian is an integral part of our treatment team. We treat referring veterinarians as partners in our practice. We understand that the referring veterinarian has the best rapport with our clients and will continue to be consulted by the client for many years to come, therefore we routinely consult with them in the decision making process.
Your full-service small animal veterinary hospital located in Fairfax County, Virginia
We are dedicated to providing the highest quality compassionate care for your companion. We operate as a primary care practice.
Our mission is to provide the best possible medical, dental, surgical and holistic care for your beloved companions. We also offer pain management services for dogs, cats, and birds. Our goal is to improve the quality of life of each of our patients. We understand how much your pet means to you, and our professional staff members at Pet Lovers Animal Hospital will give our heart to help you.
We treat a variety of medical, orthopedic, and neurologic conditions including cancer, gastrointestinal disease, diabetes, obesity, pain, paralysis, fractures, ligament and muscle injuries, arthritis and post-surgical recovery.
Euthanasia in your pet’s home: No longer will your pet have to endure pain and suffering at the end of life only to be brought to the clinical environment of an animal hospital as its last experience on earth. Instead your pet can die peacefully in familiar surroundings with their loving family by their side.
Dr. Deutsch has been listed as one of Washington’s best vets for the past 14 years, as well as receiving Checkbook Magazine’s top rating for quality service for the past 15 years. His experience in animal care has been the driving force behind the concept of at-home euthanasia. Comforting Care veterinary services will be available 7 days a week to provide your pet with proper end of life care including:
Anesthesia to help your pet be pain free and comfortable during the procedure.Humane euthanasia in the tranquil setting of your homeCremation of your pet’s remains if you desire**Return of your pet’s ashes if you desire**
**extra fee applies
At HunterMill Animal Hospital, we are dedicated to providing the quality care that cats and dogs needs to live a long, healthy life. Our hospital maintains the highest standards of equipment, diagnostics and medical protocol. From the inception of our practice in 1975, we have seen ourselves as a dedicated group of professionals working together to do the best job for our clients, patients, and the profession. We attribute our success to our dedicated staff and services we offer. Compassion, teamwork, and pursuit of excellence drive us to the standards of care and quality our clients deserve.
HunterMill Animal Hospital has been serving Northern Virginia since 1975. We continue to be a national leader in veterinary medical treatment and care. Our facility is the only veterinary hospital in Oakton and we take pride in providing the best possible veterinary care for your cats and dogs.
To ensure current knowledge in veterinary care, our veterinarians and support staff are constantly participating in seminars, continuing education, and training. We look forward to caring for your companion pets.
Eye Care for Animals is available to assist you and your veterinarian with treatment of your pet’s eyes. While you may contact us by phone, we encourage your veterinarian to use our referral form. This will provide a record of your pet’s medical history and any previous treatments. You may then fax, mail, or hand deliver it to the Eye Care for Animals practice of your next appointment.
Eye Care for Animals is available to assist you and your veterinarian with treatment of your pet’s eyes. While you may contact us by phone, we encourage your veterinarian to use our referral form. This will provide a record of your pet’s medical history and any previous treatments. You may then fax, mail, or hand deliver it to the Eye Care for Animals practice of your next appointment.
Eye Care for Animals is available to assist you and your veterinarian with treatment of your pet’s eyes. While you may contact us by phone, we encourage your veterinarian to use our referral form. This will provide a record of your pet’s medical history and any previous treatments. You may then fax, mail, or hand deliver it to the Eye Care for Animals practice of your next appointment.
Dr. Urbanz attended Auburn University where she received a degree in both Zoology and Veterinary Medicine. She then completed a fellowship at the Scott-Ritchey Research Center in veterinary medical studies. Dr. Urbanz completed an internship in small animal medicine and surgery at University of Minnesota. Dr. Urbanz joined the residency program at Eye Care for Animals in 1999 and became a board certified Diplomate of the American College of Veterinary Ophthalmologists in 2002.
Eye Care for Animals is available to assist you and your veterinarian with treatment of your pet’s eyes. While you may contact us by phone, we encourage your veterinarian to use our referral form. This will provide a record of your pet’s medical history and any previous treatments. You may then fax, mail, or hand deliver it to the Eye Care for Animals practice of your next appointment.
Best Value Inn-St. Albans/South Charleston welcomes multiple pets, of any size, for an additional non-refundable pet fee of $10 per pet, per night, and a $50 refundable deposit.
Super 8 Dunbar Charleston Area accepts four pets of any size for a fee of $10 per pet per night.
Super 8 Motel Gallipolis/pt Pleasant Area is pet friendly. They welcome one dog (under 30 lbs) for an additional fee of $25 per night. (No cats allowed.)
Quality Inn Gallipolis is pet friendly! One cat or dog of any size is welcome for an additional fee of $20 per night. Please note that pets may not be left in rooms unattended and must …
Holiday Inn Hotel & Suites Charleston West welcomes a maximum of two pets, of any size, per guest room for an additional $25 per pet, per night.
Avalon Dog & Cat Hospital is a dedicated veterinary practice that has been established since the 1940s.
Nice park, similar to the park on Washington St. Good sized park run by the city, same rules as Washington St. park. Slightly smaller than the other park, but has more grass and less mud. Located next to the North Charleston Community Center. Location: 7th Avenue. Directions: Mapquest directions to community center. Located near Patrick Street and the American Legion baseball field.
Best Western Charleston Plaza Hotel is pet friendly. They welcome pets of any size for an additional $25 per pet, per night. There is no specified limit on the number of pets per room. Guests traveling …
Small designated dog park. This small, well maintained, fenced and double gated dog park with two park benches is possibly the only one in West Virginia at this time. It encompasses one typical- size city lot on a major street downtown. Hours are from dawn to dusk (no lights). No regular water supply is available inside the fence at this time, but a neighbor allows use of her outside spigot to fill the various bowls that are inside the fence and I understand that some people would like to see a fountain installed. I also understand that some individuals have occasionally provided small donations to her for this kindness, and I am quite sure that is appreciated. There are bags and trash containers provided for clean- up. The rules note that choke chains are not permitted, though when I noted this (my large Lab mix wears one due to her size and the fact that she pulls on the leash), I was told that it was not a big deal. I recommend not wearing the choke chain on this occasion, and will not do so myself the next time. The surrounding neighborhood isn’t the best, but the facility is spotlessly maintained and has a lot to offer. Another caveat: my puppy was able to slip out between pickets in the wrought iron- style fence, so small dogs may require extra vigilance. Otherwise, this location may be Charleston’s best kept secret. Location: Washington Street just blocks from the Capitol. Directions: Get off of I- 77 at exit 99 (exit for the Capitol) and go strait until you reach Washington St. Turn Rt. on Washington and begin looking on your right. About five blocks from the turn, the dog park in on the right, with limited parking behind it.
