Catoctin Veterinary Clinic
About Us
Quality Pet Care
Our goal is to provide high quality veterinary care in a manner compassionate to both you and your pet. We believe that by acting in a pro-active manner, we will be able to maintain and extend the quality of your pet’s life. In order to achieve these goals, we emphasize client education and preventive medicine.
We strive to make your visit the best, and to build a lasting relationship. We love what we do here and it truly shows in the quality of medicine we provide.
We are very proud of our facilities, services, and staff at Catoctin Veterinary Clinic. You may know that your pet is in good hands, based on credentials, but you also get the feeling when you enter the clinic that this is a place that knows how to intuitively take care of your pet. Next time your pet needs medical attention, give Catoctin Veterinary Clinic a call. Both you and your “family member” will be glad you did.
- Dr. Keith Robbins
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Caring for Your Pet
Pet ownership is one of the most rewarding experiences you can have.
Being a responsible pet owner, however, requires providing the best care when your pets are ill and protecting them when well. Spend some time educating yourself about your pet, and the chances of having serious medical disorders and other issues can be greatly reduced. Following are some tips to help you keep your pet as fit as can be and enjoy each other’s companionship to its fullest.
Remember, every pet should have an annual visit with a veterinarian for a physical exam and vaccinations, if needed. As spring approaches, ask about heartworm prevention and flea and tick treatment.
