The Animal Clinic

The Animal Clinic STAN M. ZUCZEK, V.M.D.
610-363-1595
610-363-2252 (fax)
www.extonveterinarian.com
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The Animal Clinic has been a fixture at Marchwood Center since the late 1970s, with Dr. Zuczek here for over years. In addition, the current support staff has over 40 years of experience as well. Our continuing mission is to help through communication, preventive and wellness care, diagnostics and treatments, and all general surgical procedures. We’ll continue our well-known habits of same day ca

ll backs, short notice appointment scheduling, and little or no waiting room time. The Clinic will continue to offer state of the art anesthetics, oxygen systems, and various monitors. Our staff enjoys and has experience in all types of cases from internal medicine, skin, ear, eye, orthopedic, behavioral, surgical, neurologic, and gastrointestinal etc. We also diagnose and treat endocrine disorders such as diabetes, Cushing’s disease, and thyroid conditions.

09/07/2023

Many of us are interested in protecting our health in whatever way may work. That might include things like massage or other forms of alternative medicine. Why not see if your dog or cat could benefit from similar types of therapy?

09/05/2023

Have you ever had a urine test requested for your pet? A routine urinalysis can provide very valuable information about the health condition of your animal. If something shows up in a blood sample, you may need to correlate the findings with abnormalities found in the urine.

08/31/2023

Dogs may chase their tails for a variety of reasons, including exercise, predatory instinct, curiosity, anxiety, or they may just have fleas. If you notice your dog chasing its tail excessively, talk to your veterinarian to rule out any health problems.

08/29/2023

Alternative practitioners in various medical fields have become much more common in recent years. Offering alternative help for pets is just a natural extension of this trend- and the various options are able to offer some relief for a number of painful and deadly disorders in your pet.

08/24/2023

Are you looking for a new family pet? The fun-loving Conure is considered one of the best pet birds for families. They are low maintenance, active, and very vocal birds. They are not so vocal that it’s too much noise, though.

08/22/2023

Zoonotic disease refers to an infectious disease that humans can catch from their cats. This includes bacterial infections such as cat scratch disease and salmonellosis, and viral infections like rabies, as well as a host of parasitic, fungal, and protozoal infections.

08/17/2023

While T.S. Elliot wrote about distinguished, fat cats, a pet cat that is overweight can end up with a number of medical problems, such as heart disease, joint issues, and diabetes. Studies show that half of all indoor cats are overweight. Your vet can recommend diet changes that will help your cat.

08/15/2023

Birds have extremely high metabolisms, so it is vital that they receive adequate nutrition every day. If your bird shows a loss of appetite, it could be an indication that they are unwell and would benefit from an appointment with an experienced avian vet.

08/10/2023

Just as exercise is important for our health, it's important for your cat's health as well. Playing with your cat helps her to stay physically fit. It also leads to a stronger bond between cat and cat guardian.

08/08/2023

There are many pros and cons involved in the decision to trim a bird’s wings. This painless procedure limits your bird’s ability to fly. However, most bird experts recommend that a veterinarian handle the trimming for safety reasons.

08/03/2023

If you take your dog to a dog park for play days, regular inspection of its ears should be part of your routine. Ear mites are parasites that are common among dogs, and they spread by dog-to-dog contact. Look for inflamed ears, constant scratching, or earwax that looks dark brown and granular. Treatment is available to kill the mites and relieve discomfort.

08/01/2023

Unfortunately, humans aren’t the only species that has to deal with weight gain issues. If your dog has grown less active because of their extra pounds, we can help you regain their zest for life.

07/27/2023

When your cat has as serious medical emergency, they may try to alert you by purposely missing their mark outside of the litter box. This may be because they are struggling to get to the box on time, or they associate the box with whatever is hurting them. Seek medical attention if this appears to be the case.

07/25/2023

Is brushing your pet’s teeth out of the question because of how they react when you get the toothbrush? Try getting them used to having their mouth touched without the toothbrush as this may just be an unfamiliar feeling to them.

07/20/2023

Did you know that a cat’s collarbone is not connected to any other bones, which makes it possible for cats to squeeze into tight spaces? A cat will also use it’s whiskers to gauge whether or not they can fit through an opening.

07/18/2023

Did you know that taking good care of your pet’s teeth could actually help them to be healthier for longer? Many dental diseases have the ability to spread to your pet’s other organs, so regular teeth cleanings aren’t something you want to skip.

07/13/2023

If you think your cat is a serious sleeper, you're right. Cats do sleep a lot. Care to guess the average daily sleep time range for an adult cat? That would be between 16 and 18 hours a day.

07/11/2023

Aquapuncture is a form of acupuncture that can be used on your pets. This involves inserting liquid into the acupuncture points through small needles.

07/06/2023

Dogs can develop bad coughs just like humans. Canine Tracheobronchitis is a respiratory infection caused by airborne viruses and bacteria. It is highly contagious, so dogs who spend time in kennels or at dog parks need vaccinations.

07/04/2023

Unfortunately, once your cat stops eating, you have limited time to bring them in to address whatever health condition is causing the decrease in their appetite. Because of their low body weight, cats tend to rapidly lose weight once they lose interest in their food.

06/29/2023

To prevent secondary infections from developing in scrapes, scratches and breaks in the skin, be sure to treat any skin wounds immediately and keep an eye on them until they heal. If wounds are not healing in a timely manner, or become hot or inflamed, contact your veterinarian.

06/27/2023

Believe it or not, your pet’s dental health is as important as yours or any member of your family. However, proper cleaning is another matter. For some pets (like cats), veterinary assistance may be needed.

06/22/2023

For cats and small dogs, consider transporting them to the vet's office in a carrier. Not only will this keep them from running around while you're driving, it will help them feel safe around other animals when you get to the vet.

06/20/2023

Heartworm is a particularly dangerous parasite that can be fatal for pets if it goes untreated. Heartworms live inside a dog's heart and blood vessels, restricting blood flow and weakening internal organs. They can be detected with blood tests or x-rays.

06/15/2023

Pets should be given regular treatments to prevent them from suffering from worms and fleas. Worms can also be harmful to pet owners, which is another reason why it’s important to prevent them. Ask your vet for advice about which products to use and how often to use them.

06/13/2023

Prevent hairballs in your ferret by brushing loose fur and administering hairball remedy. Unlike cats, ferrets can’t vomit up hairballs, and they may cause a dangerous obstruction. Signs of a hairball include loss of appetite and weight loss.

06/08/2023

If laminitis is caught early enough by a veterinarian, it can be treated through cold packs, anti-inflammatory drugs, and/or orthotic devices. If left untreated, it could leave your horse lame for life.

06/06/2023

Cats use a lot of body language to display their moods. In addition to using their tails to signal threats, they also arch their backs when scared. A cat’s spine has almost 60 vertebrae that allow it to arch its back as high as they do.

06/01/2023

Although strays can be just as lovable in your home as adopted pets, they also come with additional concerns. When an animal has been living outdoors, make it a point to check for fleas and ticks before letting them loose in your home.

05/30/2023

To help choose the right cage, allow your bird to help. Choose a cage that is large enough for your bird to spread his or her wings and flap them without hitting the bars.

05/25/2023

Vaccinations are part of a preventative measure to ensure that your pet does not get ill from preventable diseases. The type of vaccination needed can be determined based on your environment and any potential exposure your pet will have there.

05/23/2023

It’s important to remember that obesity in animals is just as much of a health concern as it is in people. If you’re worried that your pet’s weight could impact the quality and length of their life, we’re always here to help you get them back on track.

05/18/2023

Gingivitis is fairly common in pets – particularly with dogs. It occurs when plaque that forms on the teeth moves below the gum line. Gingivitis can be treated and reversed, but over time, it will turn into more serious periodontal disease.

05/16/2023

Just like humans, some cats can be notorious between-meal snackers, even when they aren’t necessarily hungry. If you’ve noticed your cat is starting to put on a little weight, we may be able to help you create a plan to get it back on track.

05/11/2023

Do you have your dog’s ears cleaned? Consistent cleaning of the ear canal, and plucking of your dog’s ears if the breed requires it, will stop any wax buildup and prevent odor or infection.

05/09/2023

Did you know that a dog’s normal temperature is actually higher than a human's and is normally somewhere between 101 and 102.5 degrees? This is not classified as a fever as it would be in human terms.

05/04/2023

You won’t change the personality of your cat by deciding to have it spayed or neutered, though that is a common myth. In fact, cats tend to calm down and are less like to run away or get into fights after being spayed and neutered.

05/02/2023

Do you know that birds are very sensitive to ni****ne? Avian experts have found a connection between smokers and their birds having problems with itchy feet or feather picking. If you smoke, it’s very important to wash your hands prior to handling your bird.

10/27/2022

Has a lonely stallion been down lately? If you have an isolated stallion who needs to be kept apart from the other horses, be sure to provide him with another animal companion – such as a dog or even a goat – to keep the blues at bay.

10/25/2022

Here's a statistic that may shock you. Let's assume a single, healthy female cat on the street begins having litters as soon as she is mature. That one cat and its offspring would add up to 420,000 cats in seven years, according to the Humane Society of the United States.

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2 Marchwood Road
Exton, PA
19341

Opening Hours

Monday 7:30am - 7:30pm
Tuesday 7:30am - 6pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 4pm
Thursday 7:30am - 7:30pm
Friday 7:30am - 6pm
Saturday 8am - 1pm

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(610) 363-1595

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