United Vision Pet Partners

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Independent, doctor-owned, and woman-owned outpatient specialty and urgent care veterinary hospital open for business and serving the Main Line and greater Philadelphia area.

March is JUST around the corner which means that it is time for MAT MADNESS!This year, we’re teaming up with  and  to do...
02/27/2025

March is JUST around the corner which means that it is time for MAT MADNESS!

This year, we’re teaming up with and to do something a little different! 🐾

Starting this Saturday, and for the ENTIRE month of March, Yoga Six studios in Exton and Collegeville are accepting donations of your old yoga mats. When you donate an old mat you get 15% off any new Yoga Hustle mat! 🐶🧘🏻

The good news does not stop there! United Vision Pet Partners is excited to utilize your mat donations to help fur babies feel more comfortable when they are at the vet. The benefits of yoga mats in veterinary hospitals are significant. Yoga mats provide a cushioned and non-slip surface that is particularly comforting for injured or senior animals. By providing these mats, you are helping to reduce the stress and anxiety of animal patients.

If you’re pet lovers like we are, then this is your *absolute sign* to upgrade your yoga mat. You deserve it AND you will help our furry friends!

Meet Jess (CVT) - one of our wonderful surgery nurses! With years of experience and a true passion for animal care, Jess...
02/21/2025

Meet Jess (CVT) - one of our wonderful surgery nurses! With years of experience and a true passion for animal care, Jess plays a crucial role in ensuring the well-being of our furry patients. Jess is a rockstar in the OR and a rockstar at ordering our surgical supplies from Arthrex to ensure we are always prepared for our patients.

Growing up, Jess always loved dogs. As a kid, she would help walk the dogs in her neighborhood. It’s no wonder she decided to become a technician when it came time to choose a “big girl job.” Before joining us at UVPP, Jess worked in general practices. Her favorite rotation in school was always surgery, and so it was a natural transition to join our surgery team!

When Jess is not taking care of her patients, she is likely at home watching The Great British Bake Off, playing with her young Golden Retriever, Theodore, or kicking butt at Taylor Swift Trivia!

Two truths and a lie - can you tell which one is a lie?
1. Jess loves veterinary dentals.
2. Jess is severely allergic to cats.
3. Jess’s favorite chocolate is Gertrude Hawk Peanut Butter Smidgins.

You may have heard that H5N1, a highly pathogenic bird flu virus, is affecting not just wild/domestic birds but also pet...
02/20/2025

You may have heard that H5N1, a highly pathogenic bird flu virus, is affecting not just wild/domestic birds but also pets like cats (and possibly dogs too). While public health risk remains low, please do continue being cautious!

Symptoms include: Loss of appetite, coughing, sneezing, fever, red eyes, seizures, difficulty breathing, and/or lethargy.

If your pet shows any concerning symptoms, you are welcome to come to United Vision Pet Partners (or consult your vet) for a respiratory PCR test. There are many more common respiratory pathogens that cause similar symptoms - but either way it doesn’t hurt to get your fur baby checked out! Stay safe!

Pre-visit medications can play a vital role in making veterinary visits less stressful for dogs and cats. By recognizing...
02/19/2025

Pre-visit medications can play a vital role in making veterinary visits less stressful for dogs and cats. By recognizing the signs of fear, anxiety, and stress, and administering pre-visit medications correctly, we can ensure our pets receive the care they need in a calm and controlled manner.

Benefits of medications include:
- Reducing Stress (Can help pets feel less anxious and fearful)
- Improved Cooperation (Calmer pets are more likely to cooperate during exams and procedures)
- Reduced Anesthetic Requirements (Can lower the amount of anesthesia needed, which can be safer for pets)
- Improve diagnostic accuracy (Can help ensure more accurate lab work and diagnostics)
- Improved Recovery (Can help reduce pain, nausea, and discomfort after a procedure)

Types of pre-visit medications:
- Behavior-Modifying Medications (can help pets with anxiety, compulsive disorders, and aggression)
- Sedatives (can help reduce stress & anxiety, while making it easier to handle the pet)
- Pheromones (plug-ins and sprays can help reduce stress and anxiety)

The specific pre-medication regimen will depend on your pet's age, health, and the purpose of the visit. Please always consult your veterinarian before deciding which pre-visit medication might be right for your fur baby! 🐾🐱🐶

Happy Valentine's Day from all of us at United Vision Pet Partners! 🩷Today, let's celebrate the unconditional love and j...
02/14/2025

Happy Valentine's Day from all of us at United Vision Pet Partners! 🩷

Today, let's celebrate the unconditional love and joy our furry friends bring into our lives. Whether they greet you with a wagging tail or a gentle purr, their companionship is truly heartwarming. Give your pets an extra treat and cuddle today, because they deserve all the love in the world!

02/12/2025
We love our feline patients! Wish it was safe for them to all play together in a kitten bowl.(Go Birds!)
02/07/2025

We love our feline patients!
Wish it was safe for them to all play together in a kitten bowl.

(Go Birds!)

01/29/2025

Unwind with Purr-fect Relaxation: Cat ASMR to Soothe Your Soul. Sometimes, happiness can be found in the simplest of pleasures. 🐾

01/24/2025

Meet Layla! Layla is a sweet 2 year old black lab mix who tore her left Cranial Cruciate Ligament (dog ACL). You can see in her before video that she is quite lame on her left hind leg.

Luckily, Dr. Gruenheid was able to help by preforming a surgical procedure called a TPLO (Tibial Plateau Leveling Osteotomy). TPLO surgery involves cutting and rotating a portion of the tibia bone to stabilize the knee joint (with help from a plate and screws). TPLO surgery is considered one of the most effective surgical options for CCL ruptures - it offers significant pain relief and improved leg function once healed.

Fast forward to now - look at Layla running and having fun in the snow! Thankfully, when this surgery is done before joint damage and arthritis occur, dogs can make an excellent recovery. Layla is so happy that now she’s able to get back to living an active and pain free life!

6 months ago, we opened our doors.It is wonderful reflecting on our progress. We are tremendously grateful to all the ve...
01/22/2025

6 months ago, we opened our doors.

It is wonderful reflecting on our progress. We are tremendously grateful to all the veterinary teams and pet parents who have trusted us with the care of their animals.

Stay tuned to see us grow!

Have you ever heard about bloat in dogs? Commonly known as bloat, Gastric dilatation-volvulus (GDV), occurs when a dog’s...
01/21/2025

Have you ever heard about bloat in dogs? Commonly known as bloat, Gastric dilatation-volvulus (GDV), occurs when a dog’s stomach becomes blocked, and gas and fluid accumulate, causing the stomach to stretch much larger than its normal size. This can be painful and uncomfortable, and can suddenly occur without warning. Signs of bloat include pacing, agitation, frequent (usually unproductive) vomiting attempts, and distended abdomen. The true danger of bloat is that the stomach then becomes prone to twisting. If the stomach twists, it cuts off blood supply to vital organs and is life threatening if not treated immediately.

Who is at risk for bloat? Large breed and deep-chested dog breeds are at the highest risk of developing bloat. Some examples include Great Danes, Standard Poodles, German Shepherds, and Boxers. Ultimately, we do not know what causes bloat, but some factors that may contribute are eating too fast or eating large meals all at once. However, we do know that dogs with direct relatives with a history of bloat are at an increased risk.

How do we avoid bloat? While we cannot stop bloat, we can stop the life threatening twisting of the stomach through a surgical procedure called Gastropexy. A gastropexy is a surgical procedure that helps prevent bloat by anchoring the stomach to the abdominal wall, preventing future twisting. Above, you can see a step-by-step procedure for an incisional gastropexy. By opting for a gastropexy, responsible pet owners can provide their furry companions with a safer and healthier future!

Our hearts are with everyone in California who has been affected by the most recent wildfires. Wildfires can have devast...
01/16/2025

Our hearts are with everyone in California who has been affected by the most recent wildfires. Wildfires can have devastating effects that extend far beyond the immediate danger, impacting the health, safety, and well-being of both pets and wildlife. Even if you’re unable to physically be in California to help with the relief efforts, please consider donating to the following animal rescues that are working tirelessly to help animals and reunite pets with their owners.

- (Pasadena Humane Society (has taken in over 400 animals))
- (SPCA Los Angeles Disaster Animal Response Team)
- (Los Angeles County Animal Care Foundation)
- (Best Friends Animal Society Los Angeles)
- (Stray Cat Alliance)
- (Labelle Foundation)
- (Animal Wellness Foundation)
- (Lange Foundation)

As the clock strikes midnight and the calendar turns to a new year, even our furry friends have a few resolutions in min...
12/31/2024

As the clock strikes midnight and the calendar turns to a new year, even our furry friends have a few resolutions in mind for the year ahead. Our team has shared some 2025 resolutions that their own pets have for themselves. What resolutions does your pet have for the new year?

Most pets share the resolution to simply shower their humans with even more love and tail wags, making every day feel like a celebration - something we can all achieve in 2025. Happy New Year!

12/19/2024

Some sneak-peak behind the scenes footage of our photoshoot today with ! No photoshop needed for these perfect fur babies 🩵

12/18/2024

**Breaking holiday update** An elf broke into our hospital and has been getting into trouble at night when we are closed!!!

12/17/2024

Happy Tuesday! Please keep in mind our hours are a little different next week for the Holiday - we have Urgent Care Services available Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday 10am-7pm. We will be closed on Wednesday 12/25.

We are available for surgical appointments on Thursday 12/26 and Friday 12/27. If you’re in need of an ultrasound, please know we will resume these appointments in the New Year.

We hope you have a wonderful, healthy, and safe holiday season!

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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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