Marlboro Village Veterinary Hospital

04/30/2026

So much fun in the BP today! 🩵🐾

04/30/2026

My current workload is being supported by helpful office colleagues.

04/28/2026

Piney what a sweet boy. So excited to have him with us for the week. Lots of fun times, snuggle parties, and squeaky toy chaos.

04/27/2026

Meet Cambria, one of our incredible veterinary assistants! 🐾

When she’s not taking amazing care of your pets, you can find her out on a hike, jamming out at concerts, getting creative with arts and crafts, or unwinding with a good book. At home, she’s a loving pet parent to Sawyer, Trevie, George, and Josie 💕

Cambria has such a naturally calming and gentle presence—both pets and their people immediately feel at ease with her. She’s attentive, hardworking, and always willing to go the extra mile to make sure every patient is comfortable and cared for. Her compassion, positive attitude, and strong work ethic truly shine every single day.

She’s not only dependable and dedicated, but also a supportive teammate who brings kindness and warmth to everyone around her. We are so lucky to have her as part of our team, and our clients absolutely adore her!

Thank you for everything you do, Cambria—you make a difference every day! 💙

04/27/2026

Always check your dog for ticks after a walk! Focus on these common hiding spots:

04/25/2026

04/24/2026

Today is National Hairball Awareness Day. Hairballs are not normal for cats, and could be a sign that something is wrong. You can help prevent hairballs by brushing your cat’s hair daily. Use a damp cloth or paper towel to remove fly-away hairs after combing so your cat doesn’t swallow them. Learn more about hairballs at https://bit.ly/3NqUUtL.

04/24/2026

Knox & his ball against the world 🎾🌎

04/23/2026

No need to go snooping around during . Poisoning is one of the most common pet health emergencies that pet owners face.

Be aware of household items that can harm your pet, and keep the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center phone number on hand: (888) 426-4435. Visit avma.org/FirstAid for more information.

04/22/2026

Veterinary reception is not “just answering phones.”

It is emotional triage.
It is operational control.
It is being kind when people are rude.
It is being precise when everything is moving at once.
And somehow still smiling through all of it.

That is not “just reception.”
That is skill.
That is labor.
That is intelligence.
That is leadership.

The Vet CSR exists because this role deserves to be seen clearly.

04/22/2026

🌟 **Employee Spotlight: Marie, Lead Veterinary Technician** 🌟

This week we’re shining the spotlight on someone truly special—Marie! 💙

Marie is not only an incredible Lead Veterinary Technician, but also a compassionate leader who is always teaching, guiding, and supporting our team with thoughtfulness and care. We’re so lucky to have her!

Outside of the hospital, Marie’s creativity shines in the kitchen 🍳, and she stays active on the soccer field—where she just scored a goal (yes, we’re bragging a little ⚽👏).

Her heart belongs to her adorable crew at home: her dogs Mako and Dixie, and her bunny Violet—who might just steal the spotlight as the cutest of them all 🐶🐰✨

Marie brings kindness, passion, and positivity into everything she does, and it truly makes a difference for our patients, clients, and team every single day.

💫 Come meet Marie and experience the best care your pets can get!

🌐 Visit us: www.marlborovillagevet.com
📲 Check out our socials to see more of our amazing team and happy patients!

💫 We appreciate you, Marie—inside and outside the clinic!