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Every year, thousands of stray and unwanted animals are euthanized in shelters across the United States for lack of homes. Many of these deaths are the avoidable result of owners failing to spay and neuter their pets. Even if you keep a close watch on your pet, accidents happen–and unexpected offspring means more animals that … Read moreSpay & Neuter
Regular veterinary exams are a vital part of preventative healthcare, discover the many benefits of twice-yearly evaluations.
Down Maine Veterinary Hospital is proud to offer skilled surgical care and advanced equipment. Our hospital provides most routine surgeries, including: For more advanced procedures, we can refer your pet to a trusted specialist for care. Patient safety and comfort is our main priority. Our experienced surgical team provides skilled pain management during and after … Read moreSurgery
Dental care is the foundation of proper oral hygiene and is an important part of your pet’s daily life, see why annual dental cleanings are needed to maintain a clean bill of health.
Down Maine Veterinary Clinic can perform various blood tests, pre-anesthetic bloodwork, and other types of testing on-site instead of sending samples to an outside lab. This saves time, money, and most importantly, you don’t have to wait overnight for results—meaning your pet gets a diagnosis and treatment sooner. Testing provided in the hospital includes: Chemistry … Read moreIn-House Laboratory
Just like people, the medical needs of senior animals change over time. In fact, pets age at nearly seven times the rate humans do. As your cat or dog gets older, they require different nutrition programs and exercise routines, and are prone to various new diseases. Down Main Veterinary Hospital provides ongoing education to pet … Read moreSenior Wellness
Keeping your pet current on immunizations and booster shots is a highly effective way to prevent many common diseases and infections like distemper and rabies. We recommend that all dogs and cats get the core vaccines recommended by the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) and the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA). Non-core vaccines may be … Read moreVaccinations
