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(215) 249-9800Call Visit WebsiteVisit Website Map & DirectionsDirections391 Dublin PikePerkasie, PA 18944

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Mon - Thu:	8:00 am - 8:00 pm
Fri - Sat:	8:00 am - 4:00 pm
Sun	Closed

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Phone: (215) 249-9800

Address: 391 Dublin Pike, Perkasie, PA 18944

Website: Veterinary

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Preventive Care

Dental Care
The best way to ensure your pet's oral health is to have regular cleanings at our office. Discuss how often you ought to come in as well as an at-home oral hygiene regimen with your veterinarian. This will also prevent dental issues from progressing to larger, and potentially serious, internal issues, such as dysfunction or disease in the heart, kidneys, liver, or lungs.
Vaccination
You can now store vaccination records and appointment schedules for your pet in the palm of your hand with our simple, easy-to-use app!
Veterinary Ophthalmology
Dr. Adrienne Breaux is the newest Veterinarian with Dublin Veterinary Hospital. Dr. Breaux attended the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill for her undergraduate degree and went on to receive her Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine from North Carolina State University in 2014. She is Fear Free Certified and has a professional interest in feline pediatrics and geriatrics, reptile and amphibian medicine/surgery, wildlife medicine, and ophthalmology.
Behavioral Counseling
Males who have been neutered have a decreased desire to roam away from home in search of a mate. This helps to keep them safe, because they will be less likely to get lost. Behavioral problems such as aggression, mounting behaviors, and frequent urination may also be curbed by neutering.
Nutritional Counseling
In the wild, hiding pain, illness, or other weaknesses are survival instincts. Many times your pet will have the same instincts, even in the safety and comfort of your loving home, so always keep an eye on your pet's eating habits and behaviors. Recognizing the difference between normal changes in mood and red flags can be difficult sometimes. What you interpret as a persistent grumpiness may actually be a sign that your pet is in pain. New irritability, shying away from being touched (especially on the face and around the mouth or throat), sluggishness, loss of appetite or difficulty eating, and lethargy are all behavioral signs which may indicate illness.
Comprehensive Examination
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Illness Treatment

Parasites Treatment and Control
Yearly wellness visits are a key factor in maintaining pet health. During the yearly wellness visit, we recommend a fecal exam to ensure that your pet is healthy and free of intestinal parasites. Remember to bring in a stool sample if possible, and all of your pet's previous medical records for the examination.
Pain Management
Whether youâ€™re concerned about your pet being in pain after a surgery or due to arthritis, Dublin Veterinary Hospital can offer an additional layer of relief to their pain control regimen. Laser therapy for dogs and cats is a non-invasive, drug-free treatment that soothes inflammation and pain from the inside out. It also helps injured skin and muscle tissue heal faster. We can apply laser treatments to a wide variety of health conditions to pets of virtually any age and size.
Vomiting Treatment
Diarrhea Treatment
Skin Condition and Allergy Treatment
Allergies and other dermatological conditions can cause your pet to feel irritable and uncomfortable. By accurately diagnosing and treating the issue inflicting your pet's skin, ears, hair, and/or nails, your veterinarian can work with you to decrease these symptoms and positively affect your pet's quality of life. Dermatological treatments can include topical creams, oral medicine, and more.
Intestinal Foreign Object Removal
This surgery is necessary when pets ingest something that cannot be safely passed through the GI tract. Please call us immediately if you suspect this has happened, as a major blockage of the gastrointestinal system can be life threatening.

Infection Treatment

Leptospirosis Treatment
Parvovirus Infection Treatment
Feline Retro Virus Treatment
If you have other cats, we also recommend testing your new kitten for feline leukemia and feline immunodeficiency virus before introducing them into your home. In addition, for behavioral reasons, you may want to keep your kitten separated from the other cats for a few days, or at least a few hours. This way, the new "roommates" can get used to each other's scents and calm down from the initial shock of having a new cat around. When they do have physical access to each other, this will reduce the chances of aggressive behaviors.
Bacterial and Viral Infection Treatment
The most common recommended uses of laser therapy are to facilitate wound healing, reduce inflammation, and treat musculoskeletal pain. However, proponents of laser therapy often suggest this tool can be used to treat many other medical conditions. Lasers have been promoted for specific clinical problems, such as allergic skin disease, gingivitis, bacterial and viral infections.

Chronic Condition Treatment

Obesity Treatment
Pet obesity in particular is a common issue that can be dangerous to pet health. Overweight pets have a decreased life expectancy and their quality of life also suffers. But do not despair if your pet needs to lose weight; we are here to help.
Diabetes Treatment
Thyroid Disease Treatment
Thyroid Tests determine the overall state of the thyroid gland, which is crucial for maintaining a healthy metabolism. Having hypothyroidism or hyperthyroidism can have serious repercussions. This test is conducted by taking a blood sample.
Kidney Disease Treatment
Blood work pinpoints infections, anemia and age-related conditions such as diabetes, kidney failure, liver disease, and much more.
Cancer Treatment
Diagnosing the root cause of the condition is the first step on the road to relief. Dermatological issues can include allergies, infections, parasites, dermatitis, autoimmune disease, hormonal disorders, tumors, and skin cancer.

Wound and Fracture Care
One of the greatest benefits of x-ray technology is that it is non-invasive. This attribute makes it inherently less dangerous for your pet. Radiographs can be particularly useful for diagnosing afflictions such as bone fractures, arthritis, and pneumonia.

Veterinary Surgery
Whether itâ€™s a routine procedure designed to keep your petâ€™s development and health on track or an emergency surgery that could save their life, our team at Dublin Veterinary Hospital is experienced in a range of surgical procedures your pet may need along the way. Here youâ€™ll find details about the specific types of surgical services we provide and when theyâ€™re necessary.
Spaying and Neutering
Your puppy or kitten has unique needs from more mature pets. As they grow and develop, they need special attention in the form of more frequent examinations and routine procedures such as spaying or neutering.
Veterinary Euthanasia

Laboratory Services
Many veterinary hospitals must send your pet's bloodwork and lab tests to an outside laboratory for testing. Then they must wait on the third party to receive the sample, test it, and get back to them. Having an in-house lab cuts down on time and makes delivering your results a far simpler procedure. In addition to speed, an in-house laboratory also benefits our quality control. It gives Dublin Veterinary Hospital oversight over the entire diagnostic procedure.
X-Ray
Microchipping
Microchips are one of the most foolproof and effective methods for identifying lost pets. With just a little light paperwork, an individual microchip is programmed with your contact information. It is inserted between your pet's shoulder blades quickly and painlessly in a routine office procedure. Your pet will not need any anesthetics or recovery time, because the procedure for insertion of the microchip is tantamount to a routine vaccine injection.

General Pet Care

Boarding
Grooming
Exotic pets like reptiles and certain small mammals, can make great pets. These unique companions require regular check ups, and care if they fall ill, just like any member of the family. At Dublin Veterinary Hospital, we are experienced in the special care that exotic pets need. We offer wellness visits, diagnostics, and grooming services for a variety of exotic pets.
Senior Pet Care
Older pets require special attention to stay healthy into their golden years. From helping to manage chronic age-related conditions to supporting your pet's cognitive function, the team at Dublin Veterinary Hospital is here to support you and your special senior pet.
Dog Training
Erica is a Customer Service Representative at Dublin Veterinary Hospital. This Bucks County native has always loved working and being around animals. She has previously worked in a kennel setting and has experience in dog training and pet sitting. When not at Dublin, you can find Erica enjoying photography, spending time with her niece, or relaxing with her 3 fur babies Gigi, Phoebe, and Buddy.

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