Your pet’s first exam includes a thorough health check that looks at their weight, teeth, heart, and overall condition. We’ll discuss their vaccination schedule, diet, and any concerns you may have. If needed, additional tests or screenings will be recommended. The goal is to create a personalized health plan and ensure your pet is off to the right start for a healthy life.
While we don’t offer 24/7 emergency services, we’ve got you covered in urgent situations. Our team works closely with nearby emergency clinics to ensure your pet receives the care they need if something happens after hours. If you need immediate assistance, don’t hesitate to contact us. We’ll guide you to the appropriate facility so your pet receives prompt care when they need it most.
We provide a comprehensive range of services to meet every aspect of your pet’s health. These include Preventive Care, Diagnostic Services, Veterinary Surgery, Pet Dental Care, Puppy & Kitten Care, and Senior Pet Care. No matter what stage of life your pet is in, our team is dedicated to working with you to ensure their health and well-being are thoroughly managed and supported.
We understand that your pet’s health can be unpredictable, so we do our best to accommodate walk-ins and same-day appointments when possible. While it’s always best to call ahead for availability, we will fit you in if your pet needs urgent care. Just give us a call, and we’ll make sure your pet is seen as soon as we can, even if it's last-minute.
Yes, we’re happy to schedule your appointment with a specific veterinarian, depending on their availability. When booking your visit, just let us know which vet you prefer, and we’ll do our best to accommodate. If your chosen vet isn’t available, we’ll find another member of our team to ensure your pet gets the same high-quality care. Your comfort and satisfaction are our priority.
During your pet’s first visit, we’ll perform a comprehensive exam to evaluate their overall health, which includes checking their teeth, eyes, and vital signs. We’ll also discuss vaccinations, diet, and preventive care. We encourage you to ask questions, share any concerns, and provide background information on your pet’s health. We want to ensure your pet feels comfortable and is on the path to good health.
Yes, we offer safe and efficient spay and neuter procedures for cats and dogs. These routine surgeries help prevent unwanted litters and can improve your pet’s long-term health. Our experienced team ensures your pet’s comfort during the procedure, using the latest techniques to minimize pain and promote quick recovery. We’ll guide you through the process and provide detailed aftercare instructions to ensure a smooth recovery.
We’re located at 46 E Sudbrook Lane Baltimore, MD 21208. Our clinic is easy to find, with ample parking, making your visit convenient for you and your pet. Whether you’re visiting us for routine care or an urgent need, you’ll find our clinic welcoming and fully equipped to handle your pet’s healthcare needs.
We look forward to providing your pet with the best care possible.
Wellness exams are an essential part of maintaining your pet’s health. Regular visits help us catch potential health issues early before they develop into serious problems. During the exam, we’ll check your pet’s overall well-being, update vaccinations, and provide advice on diet and exercise. Early detection is key to ensuring your pet stays healthy and happy, so don’t wait to schedule that important exam.
Sudden changes in your pet’s behavior or appetite could signal a health issue. It’s essential to have them checked as soon as possible. Call us right away, and we’ll schedule an appointment to assess what's causing the changes. Whether it’s pain, illness, or something else, we’ll get to the root of the issue and provide the appropriate care to get your pet feeling better.
Pain medications are generally safe for pets, but like any medication, they can have mild side effects. The most common are drowsiness, gastrointestinal upset, or changes in behavior. We’ll always inform you of any potential side effects and monitor your pet’s response. If you notice anything unusual, please contact us immediately. Our goal is to ensure your pet is as comfortable as possible during their recovery.
At Stevenson Village, we provide personalized pain management tailored to your pet’s needs. Our team utilizes the latest techniques and medications to manage pain effectively and ensure your pet’s comfort. We take the time to understand your pet’s situation and offer solutions that promote healing and minimize discomfort. With our compassionate care and advanced treatments, we are committed to your pet’s well-being.
Ultrasounds are completely safe, using sound waves that create clear pictures of internal organs, helping us diagnose conditions without surgery. It’s a painless procedure that doesn’t require sedation, so your pet remains calm and comfortable throughout. Ultrasounds are particularly helpful for detecting issues such as tumors, heart problems, and fluid buildup, allowing us to treat them early.
Yes, diagnostic imaging, such as X-rays and ultrasounds, is an essential tool for detecting cancer early in pets. While not all cancers are visible through imaging, it can help identify tumors or abnormal growths. Early detection is key to providing the best treatment options for your pet. If we spot something concerning during a routine exam, we’ll use imaging to get a clearer picture and determine the next steps.
During your pet’s early visits, we’ll focus on ensuring they grow up healthy and happy. Expect a thorough exam, with updates on vaccinations, nutrition, and behavior. We’ll address any concerns you might have and provide guidance on preventive care. These early visits help set the stage for a lifetime of good health, and we’ll be there to support you and your pet every step of the way.
Introducing a new kitten to a multi-cat household requires a gradual, patient approach. Start by keeping the kitten in a separate space where the cats can get used to each other’s scent. Once they’re familiar with each other, allow supervised interactions and use positive reinforcement. Over time, with patience and careful monitoring, your new kitten will integrate smoothly into the household, and the cats will form a bond.
Yes, dental disease can have a significant impact on your pet’s behavior. When pets experience tooth or gum pain, they may become irritable, lose their appetite, or refuse to eat. Dental disease can also lead to bad breath and difficulty chewing. Regular dental exams and cleanings are crucial in preventing these issues and ensuring your pet remains comfortable and happy without pain affecting their daily activities.
Maintaining your pet’s dental health at home is simple but essential. Brushing their teeth regularly with pet-safe toothpaste is key to preventing plaque buildup and gum disease. You can also provide dental chews or toys that help clean their teeth naturally. Regular checkups and professional cleanings are essential for maintaining optimal dental health. Schedule annual exams to keep your smile bright and healthy.
Recovery time after surgery varies depending on the procedure and your pet’s health. Most pets take around 7-14 days to heal. During this time, it’s important to follow our post-surgery care instructions, including managing pain, restricting activity, and attending follow-up appointments. With proper care and monitoring, your pet will recover comfortably and be back to their usual self in no time.
Scheduling a surgical consultation is easy. You can either call us directly or schedule through our website. We’ll discuss your pet’s needs, explain the procedure, and answer any questions you may have. Our team will guide you through the process and ensure both you and your pet are fully prepared for the surgery, making the experience as smooth and stress-free as possible.
Most pets are considered seniors around 7 years old, though this can vary by breed and size. Larger dogs often age faster and may be regarded as seniors earlier. Regular veterinary exams become even more critical as pets age, so we can monitor for age-related conditions such as arthritis, heart disease, and kidney problems, and provide early treatment to improve their quality of life.
Senior pets should visit the vet at least twice a year. These check-ups are essential for monitoring age-related health issues and making sure your pet is comfortable. We’ll assess their dental health, mobility, and weight, and check for common age-related conditions such as arthritis or organ problems. Regular exams help us catch issues early and ensure your senior pet enjoys a happy, healthy life.
Yes. Stevenson Village Veterinary Hospital welcomes patients from Baltimore and the surrounding communities of Pikesville, Owings Mills, Towson and Lutherville Timonium. We are located at 46 E Sudbrook Lane Baltimore, MD 21208 and are accepting new patients. Call 410-484-4041 or book online.