United Vision Pet Partners

United Vision Pet Partners Independent, doctor-owned, and woman-owned outpatient specialty and emergency veterinary hospital serving the Main Line and greater Philadelphia area.

🌟 This Giving Tuesday, you can make a life-saving difference. 🌟Our United Vision Pet Partners angel fund helps provide e...
12/01/2025

🌟 This Giving Tuesday, you can make a life-saving difference. 🌟

Our United Vision Pet Partners angel fund helps provide essential medical care to LOCAL pets in need — giving families hope and giving furbabies a fighting chance.

A meaningful gift:
Consider donating in honor of a loved one — a heartfelt way to spread kindness this holiday season.

How to Give:
Scan the QR code or visit www.uvpp.vet and click “Donate” or follow this link: https://uvpp.donation.mybaltofoundation.org/

All donations are tax deductible, and every dollar goes directly toward helping pets, with limited finances, receive care.

Spread holiday cheer. Save lives.
Your generosity helps us continue our mission, one pet at a time.
Thank you for supporting our UVPP angel fund!

There is so much we are thankful for this season. To our families — thank you for believing in our dream of opening a sp...
11/29/2025

There is so much we are thankful for this season.

To our families — thank you for believing in our dream of opening a specialty hospital and giving us the space and strength to work hard every day.

To our incredible UVPP team — thank you for your dedication, compassion, and commitment which helped us build and grow our vision into something truly special.

To the referring veterinary community — thank you for partnering with us to ensure that every furbaby receives the highest level of personalized care.

And to our wonderful pet parents — thank you for trusting us with your furbabies and spreading the word about our hospital.

From all of us at United Vision Pet Partners, thank you for your partnership!

Thank you to our amazing client service representatives, veterinary assistants, and certified veterinary technicians! Yo...
11/26/2025

Thank you to our amazing client service representatives, veterinary assistants, and certified veterinary technicians! You're making a huge impact.

Today’s featured review is a beautiful reminder of the power of compassionate care. Our pet parents are well-informed so they can feel at ease and our patients have wonderful outcomes due to our incredible team. Their dedication, skill, and genuine love for what they do ensures that every patient receives personalized, exceptional care.

We are so grateful for this team and the way they show up for our patients, their families, and each other every single day.

Join our vision!We’re hiring a Practice Manager who’s passionate about team development, creating efficient systems, and...
11/22/2025

Join our vision!

We’re hiring a Practice Manager who’s passionate about team development, creating efficient systems, and maintaining an environment where every team member can feel engaged and grow in this profession for life.

If you’re energized by collaboration, outreach, organization, and making a meaningful impact in an independently owned specialty hospital —let’s talk!

Email [email protected]

Practice Manager – Outpatient Specialty Veterinary HospitalUnited Vision Pet Partners – Newtown Square, PAIndependently Owned • Specialty Medicine • Team-First CultureUnited Vision Pet Partners (UVPP) is a women-owned, doctor-owned, independently-owned outpatient specialty, emergency, and ur...

11/21/2025

We offer outpatient abdominal ultrasound with a board certified radiologist who is able to get images, interpret findings, and discuss the results and next steps with you all during the same visit!

Here’s what to expect at UVPP.

How to prepare:
1) Fasting: Most pets should have no food for 12 hours before their ultrasound so we can fully evaluate the stomach and intestines. Always allow access to water and note that there are exceptions to this rule including very young animals.
2) Medications: Most daily meds are okay to give, but check with our team if you’re unsure.

During the appointment:
3) Shaving: Your pet will likely need a small area of fur shaved — this helps us capture crisp, diagnostic images.
4) Sedation: Usually not needed unless your pet is very nervous or painful. Our team uses gentle, Fear Free handling to keep them calm.
5) Comfort treats: After the stomach is scanned, we often offer treats to help patients relax. Please let us know if any allergies or intolerances.
6) Real-time results: Our radiologist is happy to review the ultrasound findings with you during the visit so you are informed and empowered to plan next steps.

Your pet’s health is a partnership — and we’re here to make the process as smooth and stress-free as possible

What Do Surgical Patients Need to Heal? Helping your pet recover smoothly after surgery starts with a few essential step...
11/17/2025

What Do Surgical Patients Need to Heal?
Helping your pet recover smoothly after surgery starts with a few essential steps:

(1) Strict Rest Until Cleared
Keep activity to a minimum. Only allow short, leashed trips outside for bathroom breaks, then back indoors for calm, quiet rest. For cats, limiting their roam to just 1 room and removing cat trees can be helpful. More strict crate rest may be required after more complicated procedures. No running, jumping, stairs, or rough play—these can all disrupt the healing process.

(2) A Protected Incision
Use a properly fitted cone (E-collar) or surgical suit to prevent licking, chewing, or scratching at the incision. A pet's mouth or nails can delay healing, introduce infection, or reopen the incision. A donut (as shown) is only useful for incisions high up on body, such as the chest. It may also be necessary to separate housemates to prevent them from investigating an incision.

(3) Attentive Monitoring
Watch for any signs of discomfort, swelling, redness, odor, incision opening, or discharge (especially pus). If something doesn’t look right, or if your pet seems more painful than expected, reach out to our team. Early intervention can prevent complications.

Your pet will be most calm healing in the comfort of your home — and we’re here to support every step of the way.

If you have any questions or concerns during recovery, please contact us!
Text or call: 610-983-8381
Email: [email protected]

Understanding the facts about cat and dog surgery is essential for safe procedures and smooth recovery. Proper surgical ...
11/14/2025

Understanding the facts about cat and dog surgery is essential for safe procedures and smooth recovery. Proper surgical planning and post-operative care help ensure your pet stays healthy and comfortable.

Please like and share to help other pet parents make informed decisions for their furry family members.

Santa Paws is coming to town! It’s that magical time of year again — pet portraits with Santa are officially open for bo...
11/13/2025

Santa Paws is coming to town!

It’s that magical time of year again — pet portraits with Santa are officially open for booking!

We’re thrilled to partner with Carol Arscott Photography again this year for a special MyBalto fundraiser supporting pets in need of veterinary care. You’ll get adorable holiday photos of your furbaby and help another pet on their road to recovery. Talk about a holiday win-win!

Whether your pet has been naughty or nice, Santa can’t wait to meet them!

Spots fill quickly, so be sure to secure yours soon:
https://book.usesession.com/s/rRGyaXotby

Carol Arscott Photography

Patient Spotlight: Colonel SandersThis sweet Doberman puppy was brought to us for evaluation of an angular limb deformit...
11/11/2025

Patient Spotlight: Colonel Sanders

This sweet Doberman puppy was brought to us for evaluation of an angular limb deformity affecting his front left limb. Following a thorough orthopedic examination, our team suspects a rare congenital condition known as hemimelia.

Hemimelia is a developmental abnormality in which one or more bones within a limb are partially developed or completely absent. Despite these structural changes, hemimelia is typically not a painful condition, and affected patients can enjoy an excellent quality of life with appropriate monitoring and supportive care.

Colonel Sanders is a bright, happy, and resilient puppy, and we expect him to continue to thrive. We are grateful to his family for entrusting us with his orthopedic care.

Please like if you wish you could snuggle this sweet boy!

We are tremendously proud of our amazing team for achieving over 100 five-star Google reviews! To celebrate this milesto...
11/07/2025

We are tremendously proud of our amazing team for achieving over 100 five-star Google reviews!

To celebrate this milestone, we treated everyone to a gourmet coffee cart from Top Hat Espresso — because this crew deserves nothing but the best!

Our team is truly something special — strong, compassionate, and dedicated to providing the very best care for our patients and clients every single day. Thank you for all of your skills, compassion, and hard work!

Thank you to everyone who shared their adorable (and creative!) pets with us — we loved seeing all the festive fun. Swip...
11/06/2025

Thank you to everyone who shared their adorable (and creative!) pets with us — we loved seeing all the festive fun.

Swipe to see our tied winners of the UVPP 2025 Pet Costume Contest! Congratulations to Rene the bearded dragon and Betty Blue the maltipoo!

We hope everyone had a safe and fun October!

Please join us in celebrating Jean and Kaleb on their 1-year anniversaries with our team! Jean came to us with an extens...
11/03/2025

Please join us in celebrating Jean and Kaleb on their 1-year anniversaries with our team!

Jean came to us with an extensive feline background and has excelled in her role as both an anesthesia and emergency/urgent care nurse. She is a stellar patient advocate and an incredible asset to both our patients and our team.

Kaleb is nearing the finish line of tech school, but you’d never know he’s still in training — he’s one of the fastest learners we’ve ever met! His drive, professionalism, and growing expertise already make him a standout technician in the making.

We’re so grateful to have both of you on the team — thank you for your hard work, dedication, and the heart you bring to everything you do!

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42 Alpha Drive, Newtown Square
Newtown Square, PA
19073

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 7pm
Tuesday 9am - 7pm
Wednesday 9am - 7pm
Thursday 9am - 7pm
Friday 9am - 7pm

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