Winter Weather Caution – Protective Pet Gear
Protective Pet Gear Rain, Snow, Rain, Sun, Rain, Snow – welcome to winter in PA where you NEVER know what to expect! Like us, our pets have to get out and about in all the wet and wild weather, and…
Winter Weather Caution – Antifreeze
Winter Weather Caution - Antifreeze BRRRRR!!! And then not so much – odd weather seems to be the trend in our area these days! However, we’re all still utilizing a few products that we’d like you to know a bit…
The Big 3 on New Years Eve – Appetizers, Beverages, and Fireworks – OH MY!!
It’s a night of celebrating, reminiscing, and that will always involve delicious tidbits to eat – for humans. For our canine & feline friends however, not so much! PLEASE be aware of not only where you place your trays of…
My Pet Can’t Breathe! Is it cardiac or pulmonary?
My Pet Can't Breathe! Is it cardiac or pulmonary? By Risa Roland, DVM, DACVIM (Cardiology) Date: Thursday, November 30th Time: 6:00 p.m. registration / 6:30 p.m. lecture Location: Chadwick's Restaurant in Audubon, PA…
MVA’s annual holiday party for children with cancer
December 6th, 2017 Metropolitan Veterinary Associates (MVA) is hosting it's annual holiday party for children with cancer at St. Christopher's Hospital for Children. This event is very special to all involved and…
What does it mean to be a Veterinary Technician?
By: MVA nurse supervisor Shara Stephenson What it means to be a veterinary technician: Veterinary technicians are the phlebotomist, anesthetist, treat giving, oral hygienist, surgical assistant, laboratory technician, paw holding, healing hearts that truly love animals. They work behind the…
Hurricane Relief Donations
Hurricane Relief Donations Thank you to all who donated items for our Hurricane Harvey survivors. Our nurse Allison delivered those items to St. Hubert's in NJ. They still need our help due to multiple survivors needing assistant due to hurricanes…
Oronasal Fistulas
Oronasal Fistulas By Corinne Durand, DVM An oronasal fistula is a pathologic communication between the mouth and nasal cavity. They can develop secondary to trauma, neoplasia, immune-mediated disease and most commonly secondary to advanced periodontal disease. Smaller long-nosed breeds, such…