Meadow Branch Animal Hospital

Meadow Branch Animal Hospital At Meadow Branch Animal Hospital, we believe in evidence-based medicine, and strive to make the gold standard of care practical for each patient and owner.

Our ultimate goal is to provide the best possible care for each and every patient. At Meadow Branch Animal Hospital, we pride ourselves on our vast knowledge and experience that allows us to offer our patients and their owners a one-stop-shop experience. Offering a wide range of services from surgeries, preventative care, and even pharmacy services, your pet can get the personalized care they need

. We know your pets are members of the family, which is why we only have compassionate and skilled staff -- ensuring your furry family member is in the best hands. Take advantage of our online pet portal and make your next appointment today!

‼️DELAYED OPENING‼️Meadow Branch Animal Hospital will open at 8:00am today. Please drive safely!
02/12/2025

‼️DELAYED OPENING‼️

Meadow Branch Animal Hospital will open at 8:00am today. Please drive safely!

‼️CLOSING EARLY‼️Due to the inclement weather, Meadow Branch Animal Hospital will close at 5:00pm today. If you have a v...
02/11/2025

‼️CLOSING EARLY‼️

Due to the inclement weather, Meadow Branch Animal Hospital will close at 5:00pm today. If you have a veterinary emergency, please contact Valley Veterinary Emergency and Referral Center at 540-662-7811, or a veterinary emergency facility nearest you.

We plan to open as usual tomorrow, but please watch this page for updates!

Stay safe!

We are excited to announce our new online pharmacy with Blue Rabbit! Our new store front is now open for you to convenie...
01/29/2025

We are excited to announce our new online pharmacy with Blue Rabbit! Our new store front is now open for you to conveniently order and manage all of your veterinary medications and supplies.

Due to a data transfer issue, we were unable to move over our entire prescription history from the previous pharmacy. If you have current prescriptions that are not on AutoShip, please contact us at (540)450-8090 to ensure prescriptions are available.

We are excited to partner with Blue Rabbit to provide our clients with a secure, trustworthy, and affordable way to access the products their pets need! If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out to us at (540)450-8090 or [email protected]

SIGN UP FOR YOUR ACCOUNT TODAY! https://mbah.bluerabbitrx.com/

01/20/2025

Due to the weather and road conditions, Meadow Branch Animal Hospital will be closing early at 5pm today, Monday January 20th. If you have an emergency please call Valley Veterinary Emergency and Referral Center at 540-662-7811.

01/06/2025

‼️CLOSED‼️
Due to inclement weather, Meadow Branch Animal Hospital will be CLOSED Monday January 6th.

All procedures and appointments for today have been cancelled. We will contact everyone to reschedule once the office reopens.

If you have a veterinary emergency, please contact Valley Veterinary Emergency and Referral Center at 540-662-7811, or a veterinary emergency facility nearest you.

Please stay safe and warm everyone!

Upcoming Holiday Hours
12/05/2024

Upcoming Holiday Hours

Meadow Branch Animal Hospital will be CLOSED on Thursday November 28, 2024 so that our team can enjoy the Thanksgiving h...
11/25/2024

Meadow Branch Animal Hospital will be CLOSED on Thursday November 28, 2024 so that our team can enjoy the Thanksgiving holiday with their friends and families. We will reopen Friday November 29, 2024 at 8:00AM.

If you have a veterinary emergency during our closing, please contact Valley Veterinary Emergency and Referral center at (540)662-7811. They are located at 210 Costello Drive across from Costco off of 522 South in Wi******er.

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05/24/2024

Meadow Branch Animal Hospital will be closed for Memorial Day, Monday, May 27, 2024. We will reopen at 8:00AM Tuesday, May 28, 2024.

If you have a veterinary emergency, please contact your nearest veterinary emergency facility. In Wi******er, Valley Veterinary Emergency and Referral Center is located at 210 Costello Drive, off of Rt. 522 South, across from Costco. (540)662-7811.

Daisy is a 12-year-old, historically healthy patient that presented to Meadow Branch Animal Hospital on February 5th for...
02/23/2024

Daisy is a 12-year-old, historically healthy patient that presented to Meadow Branch Animal Hospital on February 5th for a sudden onset of lethargy and decreased activity. Physical exam, bloodwork, and ultrasound findings contributed to a diagnosis of a liver mass as the cause of Daisy’s condition. A 6.5 x 9 cm tumor within the left medial liver lobe and secondary peritoneal effusion was identified on ultrasound. Dogs can present with a myriad of symptoms attributable to liver tumors, so a detailed physical exam and diagnostic work up is imperative for proper diagnosis. We are grateful that her astute owner pursued evaluation of Daisy despite vague and acute symptoms.
Surgery for certain liver tumors results in significantly improved survival times for patients. It is the treatment of choice for large, solitary liver tumors. Dogs have six liver lobes, and the left division of the liver is more amenable to surgical removal. Dogs tolerate removal of a large portion of their liver, and the remaining portion of their liver can grow to achieve almost normal capacity within 6-8 weeks. With a solitary tumor affecting a majority of a single lobe, liver lobectomy is often performed.
Most hepatocellular tumors in dogs are associated with a good prognosis following removal, even if malignant. Hepatocellular carcinomas are associated with low metastatic rates (less than 5% at time of surgery), low chance for recurrence (less than 6% of cases) and, in our opinion, incredible median survival times. Following surgical removal, typical median survival times for hepatocellular carcinomas are greater than 4 years!
Daisy underwent anesthesia for exploratory celiotomy and liver lobectomy. Her condition remained stable in the perioperative period and is recovering well. Biopsy confirmed a diagnosis of hepatocellular carcinoma. We expect Daisy to fully recover and return to normal life as a pet and a therapy dog.

About Daisy from her owner:

Daisy is a 12-year-old Aussiedoodle who lives with her owner and her ‘sister', a Westie named Bridget. Soon after the dogs and their owner moved to a senior living community recently, her owner discovered that Daisy has an innate affinity for older people, especially those who are impaired in some way. She shows endless affection for them when her owner takes her to the long-term and memory care residence where they live, and Daisy's friends look forward to her weekly visits. Here are Daisy and Bridget with their owner and then Daisy with some of her dear friends, whom she visits almost every week.

Bob, a 1 year, 9-month-old, neutered male Domestic Shorthair, presented to Meadow Branch Animal Hospital in early Januar...
02/05/2024

Bob, a 1 year, 9-month-old, neutered male Domestic Shorthair, presented to Meadow Branch Animal Hospital in early January for chronic sneezing and nasal congestion that was not responsive to antibiotic therapy. A subsequent infectious disease panel was unremarkable and rhinoscopy was recommended. Rhinoscopy is a procedure where a small camera is inserted into the nasal passage(s) to visualize tissues and structures. This is an important diagnostic tool that allows us to obtain tissue samples, visualize masses and/or foreign material. In Bob’s case, we found and removed an approximately 1 3/8” long, 1/4” diameter, seed head that appears to be from Virginia Wildrye grass. This is quite a large nasal foreign body for any pet, but especially so for a feline. Bob recovered wonderfully from the procedure and is once again active and playful, living his best life! We thank Bob’s family for being vigilant and taking such wonderful care of him.

Here's a note from Bob's family:
Bob is back in his element after a month of not being able to go outside and the respiratory illness that was determined to be from the "object" extracted from his sinus. Bob came to us a year and a half ago from the road and had been slightly injured. His tail was broken and had to be amputated. He was actually named Bob before we knew the tail had to come off! He is a spark of adventure to our lives and always in to something. We are very grateful to you all for your excellent care and caring atmosphere.

Due to inclement weather, Meadow Branch Animal Hospital will close at 4:30pm today so that our staff may get home safely...
01/19/2024

Due to inclement weather, Meadow Branch Animal Hospital will close at 4:30pm today so that our staff may get home safely. We will reopen at 8:00AM on Monday January 22, 20424.

If you have a veterinary emergency, please contact Valley Veterinary Emergency & Referral Center at 540-662-7811. They are located at 210 Costello Drive across from Costco in Wi******er.

Please be safe and have a wonderful weekend!

December's Patient of the Month is Bentley W.! Bentley came to MBAH for vomiting and lethargy a few days after getting i...
01/03/2024

December's Patient of the Month is Bentley W.! Bentley came to MBAH for vomiting and lethargy a few days after getting into his family's Christmas decorations. It was quickly determined that Bentley had a foreign body and had surgery that afternoon. Bentley is doing well at home. He would like to remind everyone that Christmas decorations are for enjoying with your eyes, not your mouth.

Address

1700 S Loudoun Street
Wi******er, VA
22601

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 1pm
2pm - 6pm
Tuesday 8am - 1pm
2pm - 7pm
Wednesday 8am - 1pm
2pm - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 1pm
2pm - 7pm
Friday 8am - 1pm
2pm - 6pm

Telephone

+15404508090

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