Notes on
Pet Wellness
As we gear up for Independence Day, it’s not just the fireworks that need attention—it’s our pets, too. While July 4th is a time for celebration, it’s also one of the most stressful holidays of the year for dogs and cats. At Abbey Animal Hospital, we want to make sure your whole family stays safe, two-legged and four-legged alike.
As temperatures rise, so do the risks for your pets. Discover essential tips to help your dog or cat stay comfortable and protected from heat-related illnesses.
Here at Abbey Animal Hospital, we’re all about keeping your pets safe with year-round protection against parasites, fleas, and ticks. We firmly believe that prevention is the gold standard in
Have you ever wondered about the risks of heartworm disease for your furry companions? Recent findings from the American Heartworm Society (AHS) shed light on the concerning trends in heartworm
At Abbey Animal Hospital, it’s our mission to keep your beloved pets healthy and protected from potentially life-threatening conditions like heartworm disease. In this blog, we’re going to answer some
Regular heartworm testing is an essential part of preventive care for your pet. Heartworm disease is often asymptomatic in its early stages, meaning pets may show no outward signs of
Important Patient Information & FAQs
We’re here to help. Click the chat icon in the bottom corner of the screen to book an appointment (Click here to learn more). We’ll call you back as soon as we’re able to schedule your appointment. Or you can call our friendly reception team at (410) 256-0742.
First of all, welcome! We can’t wait to meet you and your beloved pet/s. Click the chat icon in the bottom corner of the screen and select “New Client Appointment Request” to book an appointment (Click here to learn more).
You can use the chat icon in the bottom corner to request a refill of your pet’s medication (Click here to learn more). If you need to bring your four-legged friend in for any reason before a refill request is approved, we will call you. If you have any questions, you can also call us at (410)256-0742.
What should I do if Abbey Animal Hospital isn’t open and I believe my pet’s life is in danger?
If Abbey Animal Hospital isn’t open and you believe your pet is experiencing a life-threatening emergency, seeking immediate veterinary attention is crucial.
In an emergency, please call:
Animal Emergency Hospital
(410)420-7297
722 Baltimore Pike, Bel Air, MD 21014
or
Urgent VET Care
(443) 318-6500
11121 York Road, Cockeysville, MD 21030
What should I do if I need to cancel or reschedule my appointment?
Please let us know at (410)256-0742 as soon as possible.
Please be aware that repeated cancellations may result in us having to secure future appointments with a non-refundable deposit.
Yes, we accept CareCredit, a health and wellness credit card with flexible financing options so you can pay over time for care you want or need for your pet’s continued care. You can click here to find out more.