We offer compassionate care at each of our three locations - no matter what challenge your pet is facing. Our emergency team is here for you when you need us, including all overnight, weekend and holiday emergencies. At Virginia Veterinary Centers, we offer compassionate care at each of our three locations, no. The Virginia Veterinary Centers will always combine teamwork, training and technology to create your pet's happiest, healthiest life.
I took our daughter's dog to Midlothian VVC for a breathing problem that came up during our visit from IL.Their affiliated hospital in Richmond had treated him for pneumonia in the past. The care they provided (techs and vet) was top notch. Their office manager Carol was especially wonderful. Dr Mercurio and his team were amazing! They made us feel like we were apart of their family and took great care of our dobi Cam thru her recovery.
Went here a few hours ago. The staff was amazing and so nice and comforting. The doctor was awesome. Unfortunately our dog was sick and had to be put down and the doctor was so compassionate.
I took our daughter's dog to Midlothian VVC for a breathing problem that came up during our visit from IL.Their affiliated hospital in Richmond had treated him for pneumonia in the past. The care they provided (techs and vet) was top notch. Their office manager Carol was especially wonderful. Dr Mercurio and his team were amazing! They made us feel like we were apart of their family and took great care of our dobi Cam thru her recovery.
Went here a few hours ago. The staff was amazing and so nice and comforting. The doctor was awesome. Unfortunately our dog was sick and had to be put down and the doctor was so compassionate.
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The Virginia Veterinary Centers will always combine teamwork, training and technology to create your pet's happiest, healthiest life.
As part of the Compassion-First family of pet hospitals, the Virginia Veterinary Centers are revolutionizing how veterinary practices connect with each other to offer the very best care.
Compassion-First Pet Hospitals invests in new technologies and training, so that patients always benefit from the latest scientific developments.
And a strong culture of collaboration means that medical knowledge is shared across the network.
As part of the Compassion-First family of pet hospitals, the Virginia Veterinary Centers are revolutionizing how veterinary practices connect with each other to offer the very best care.
Compassion-First Pet Hospitals invests in new technologies and training, so that patients always benefit from the latest scientific developments.
And a strong culture of collaboration means that medical knowledge is shared across the network.
Virginia Veterinary Centers is growing again and we are looking for LVTs to join our ER team.
We have 2 wonderful locations If you are excited to be in a multi-specialty practice then our Richmond location is what you are looking for.
Our current referral services include boarded specialist in: Critical Care, Surgery, Oncology, Internal Medicine, Dermatology, and Dentistry.
Our facilities offer CT, radioactive iodine therapy, digital radiographs, ultrasonography, and minimally invasive surgery.
We have 2 wonderful locations If you are excited to be in a multi-specialty practice then our Richmond location is what you are looking for.
Our current referral services include boarded specialist in: Critical Care, Surgery, Oncology, Internal Medicine, Dermatology, and Dentistry.
Our facilities offer CT, radioactive iodine therapy, digital radiographs, ultrasonography, and minimally invasive surgery.
Our emergency department offers immediate triage and treatment for urgent situations.
We're here for you when you need us, including all overnight, weekend and holiday emergencies.
Patients are seen on a first-come, first-served basis, although more critical patients may take precedence.
When you or your primary care veterinarian decide that your pet needs advanced care, you can depend on our specialists.
We all know that busy, curious pets can sniff out trouble-and sometimes illnesses just happen.
We're here for you when you need us, including all overnight, weekend and holiday emergencies.
Patients are seen on a first-come, first-served basis, although more critical patients may take precedence.
When you or your primary care veterinarian decide that your pet needs advanced care, you can depend on our specialists.
We all know that busy, curious pets can sniff out trouble-and sometimes illnesses just happen.
Maintaining proper oral hygiene is essential to your pet's health.
The Dentistry & Oral Surgery service at Virginia Veterinary Centers is trained and equipped to evaluate genetic and acquired oral diseases and/or conditions that cause discomfort in your pet.
Oral and dental diseases can occur unexpectedly, affecting the lives of our family pets.
Periodontal (gum) disease is ranked as the most frequent clinical condition diagnosed in our pet companions and can lead to bad breath, significant oral pain, lack of appetite, and other more severe conditions.
The Dentistry & Oral Surgery service at Virginia Veterinary Centers is trained and equipped to evaluate genetic and acquired oral diseases and/or conditions that cause discomfort in your pet.
Oral and dental diseases can occur unexpectedly, affecting the lives of our family pets.
Periodontal (gum) disease is ranked as the most frequent clinical condition diagnosed in our pet companions and can lead to bad breath, significant oral pain, lack of appetite, and other more severe conditions.
For some pets, occasional scratching turns into something more, resulting in irritated, sore and infected skin.
To stop the scratching, the itching must be controlled.
And that requires identifying and treating the underlying problem.
Your primary veterinarian can usually treat your pet's skin problem, but some can become chronic and difficult to diagnose.
Then your veterinarian may decide to refer you to a board-certified veterinary dermatologist for specialized care.
Many skin diseases look alike, having only subtle differences in appearance and historical background.
To stop the scratching, the itching must be controlled.
And that requires identifying and treating the underlying problem.
Your primary veterinarian can usually treat your pet's skin problem, but some can become chronic and difficult to diagnose.
Then your veterinarian may decide to refer you to a board-certified veterinary dermatologist for specialized care.
Many skin diseases look alike, having only subtle differences in appearance and historical background.
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