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Mission Statement
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We at Abbey Animal Hospital realize the importance of
your pet. At Abbey you are more than a client, you are a member
of our family and deserve to be treated as such. You will be
greeted with a big smile and a warm hello. We realize the
importance of compassion, honesty, and humor in dealing with a
multitude of situations. We strive to keep our knowledge current
and on the cutting edge so we can manage any situation with
professionalism and competence. Our goal is to provide you with
high quality medicine using modern and up to date technology while
maintaining old time values so you will trust us with the life of your
other family member. |
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James Orrell, DVM
Dr. James Orrell is a Baltimore native. He is a graduate of
Dulaney Senior High School and Western Maryland College. He
graduated from the University of Georgia, College of Veterinary
Medicine, Cum Laude, in 1978. Dr. Orrell returned to Baltimore
in 1981 and established Abbey Animal Hospital.
Dr. Orrell lives in Kingsville,
Maryland, with his wife, Jane, and two sons, Hunter & Dylan. His
special interest include soft tissue surgery and veterinary dentistry.
Dr. Orrell enjoys kayaking, bicycling, and fishing when his son's
soccer schedules allow. Dr. Orrell is a MG enthusiast.
After taking 4 years to restore a 1972 MGB, he is now working on a
1953 MGTD. |
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Teri Unger, DVM
Dr. Teri Unger was born and raised in
Baltimore, Maryland. She attended UMBC and Towson University
where she obtained her bachelors and masters degrees respectively in
biology. She attended the Atlantic Veterinary College in Canada
to receive her DVM.
Dr. Teri currently resides in Notthingham,
Maryland, and is the proud owner of a Boxer named 'Striker'. In
her spare time she enjoys roller-blading, scuba diving, and traveling.
Her special interest include internal medicine, ultrasound, and
cardiology. She also enjoys working with marine mammals and
spent time in California at the Marine Mammal Rehabilitation Center
working mainly on rehabilitating elephant seals and sea lions. |
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