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  • Foxtails & Spring Hazards

    posted: Oct. 22, 2020.

    Foxtails & Spring Hazards When winter comes to an end and you no longer need to worry about your pet getting lost in the snow or getting frostbite, your worries are Read more
  • Protect Your Dog or Cat from Heartworm Disease

    posted: Oct. 07, 2020.

    Protect Your Dog or Cat from Heartworm Disease Heartworms are an extremely serious parasitic infection that can be fatal in pets. Heartworm treatment can be long and difficult for a pet, Read more
  • Common Pet Problems

    posted: Sep. 17, 2020.

    Common Pet Problems That Require Urgent Care Medical problems come in all shapes and sizes for both humans and pets. Many health problems for pets require immediate medical attention, otherwise, they Read more
  • How to Prepare For Your First Road Trip With Your Pet

    posted: Sep. 10, 2020.

    Travel Tips: How to Prepare for Pet Road Trips Road trips are a popular vacation idea. But Waldorf pet owners may be worried about the best way to travel with their Read more
  • How to Tell if Your Pet Has An Eye Infection

    posted: Aug. 24, 2020.

    How to Tell if Your Pet Has an Eye Infection  When your pet needs immediate medical attention, whether due to an illness or accident, Waldorf Emergency Care in Waldorf, MD, is Read more
  • Importance of Vaccines

    posted: May 19, 2020.

    The Importance of Vaccinating Your Pets Vaccinations protect your pets from illness and prevent them from spreading diseases to other animals and even to humans. Many diseases can be prevented with Read more
  • Pet Anesthesia FAQ

    posted: Apr. 03, 2020.

    Frequently Asked Questions About Pet Anesthesia from Waldorf Emergency Care At Waldorf Emergency Care, we know that many of our pet owners get concerned when they hear their pet is going Read more
  • The Importance of an Annual Pet Exam

    posted: Mar. 06, 2020.

    The Importance of an Annual Pet Exam The veterinarians at Waldorf Emergency Care know how important your pet’s well-being is to your family. We are dedicated to making sure your pet Read more
  • Bone Fractures

    posted: Jan. 24, 2020.

    Veterinary Treatment For Bone Fracture In Pets A bone fracture often occurs in dogs and cats due to trauma, such as being hit by an automobile or jumping from a Read more
  • Urinary Obstruction

    posted: Dec. 23, 2019.

    Symptoms of Urinary Obstruction in Pets from Waldorf Emergency Care It is important for everyone who owns a pet to make sure that he or she receives proper care. There are Read more
  • Mast Cell Tumors in Cats

    posted: Dec. 03, 2019.

    Waldorf Emergency Care Offers Treatment of Mast Cell Tumors in Cats Mast cell tumors are a common problem in cats. Some tumors are not serious. However, others may pose a serious Read more
  • Protecting your cat from poisonous plants during the Holidays

    posted: Nov. 20, 2019.

    Poisonous Plants Could Cause A Trip To The Animal Hospital For Emergency Pet Care The holiday season means bringing in popular plants into the home. However, not all of them are Read more
  • Cold Weather Tips for Pets

    posted: Oct. 03, 2019.

    3 Cold Weather Tips for Pets It’s probably safe to say that the majority of cats and dogs in Waldorf aren’t a fan of cold weather. However, it will be here Read more
  • Pet Emergency Bite

    posted: Oct. 02, 2019.

    Pet Bite Emergency: Steps to Take for a Pet Bitten By Another Animal Cats and dogs are naturally territorial animals. When their space is invaded, your normally sweet and compliant pet Read more
  • September is Animal Pain Awareness Month

    posted: Sep. 03, 2019.

    September is Animal Pain Awareness Month Would you know if your pet is in pain?  Dogs and cats can get into trouble, whether that includes eating something that doesn’t agree Read more
  • 4th Of July: Creating A Successful Pet Holiday

    posted: Jul. 12, 2019.

    The 4th of July is almost here! While this is an exciting holiday for us humans, it can be confusing, or even downright scary, for our furry family members. At Read more
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  • "I've been there twice and the people are a delight to work with. They genuinely care for your baby. Customer service they provide toward your pet is OUTSTANDING. My baby was scared but they put him at ease. Ohh and his humans too. They have home what seems to be the right medicine because he is already eating and down for a good nap. All I can say is THANK YOU
    I wish you were a full service vet I would use you all the time"
    Kathy B.
  • "This is my first review so bear with me.....Under a very hard emergency circumstance, I used this establishment yesterday for my cat. I can not express how thankful I am that I found them. It was a Sunday so my vet was closed. I was a total stranger and was treated like a lifelong customer. Whatever it is you are doing, please keep up the good work. Thank you."
    Candy K.
  • "This place is awesome! I went in because my dog was choking on his collar! Yes, his collar! When I got there they were so urgent and alert to what seemed to be an emergency situation. (At least to me). Especially the young man at the front desk who moved really fast for someone who had a boot on his foot! Also, They were so comforting due to the fact I was crying hysterically. I would recommend this place to anyone! My puppy is back home like nothing ever happened lol. Definitely five star service."
    Jackie J.