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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.

07/29/2025

We celebrated this milestone with loved ones enjoying food, fun, and games.

Grateful doesn’t even begin to cover it.

Meet Maura – our awesome Radiology Assistant with a brain for neuroscience and a heart for animals (especially the scale...
07/25/2025

Meet Maura – our awesome Radiology Assistant with a brain for neuroscience and a heart for animals (especially the scaley, feathery, and slightly unusual ones)! With a Bachelor’s in Psychology from Goucher College and a Master’s in Cognitive Behavioral Neuroscience from George Mason University, Maura brings a unique blend of scientific curiosity and compassionate care to the team. She’s currently working toward her CVT certification through Penn Foster.

Before joining us, Maura worked in many roles with animals - from doggie daycares to general practice veterinary hospitals. Now, she’s found her groove in radiology, When she’s not helping capture the perfect radiograph, Maura is likely tending to her vibrant home zoo. She shares her space with a Ball Python named Prompto, a Hognose snake named Hecate, a Corn snake named Akira, two Leopard Geckos named Lyra and Soleil, a Chahoua gecko named Polaris, and her chatty Green-Cheeked Conure, Pidge. She’s also a devoted cat aunt to Smudge and Munchie, her housemate's feline duo.

Maura’s hobbies are as creative and colorful as her pets. She collects fountain pens, inks, stationery, and crystals, and spends her downtime handwriting journals, making collages, and creating digital art. Whether she’s helping capture the perfect diagnostic image or showing us her latest journal spread, Maura brings insight, heart, and a dash of sparkle to everything she does.

Two truths and a lie – can you tell which is a lie?
1. Maura can ride a unicycle.
2. Maura is a die hard energy drink fan (Alani Witches Brew, anyone?).
3. Maura can touch her nose with her tongue.

🎉 One year ago, United Vision Pet Partners opened its doors with a clear mission: to be a trusted pillar of support for ...
07/23/2025

🎉 One year ago, United Vision Pet Partners opened its doors with a clear mission: to be a trusted pillar of support for our entire community by providing exceptional care and demonstrating appreciation for pets and their families, our team members, and professional pet partners.

We’ve worked hard to provide the best of both worlds — the advanced diagnostics and specialty care of a referral center, and the access and compassion of a walk-in clinic.

Today, we’re celebrating one year of partnership, progress, and purpose. Thank you to our referring veterinary community, the families who’ve trusted us, and our exceptional team for believing in this vision from the start.

Here’s to another year of collaboration, growth, and outstanding care. 💛🐾

Meet Rory (CVT, Inventory Manager, Fear Free Elite Professional, and Recover Rescuer) – our multitasking master of all t...
07/12/2025

Meet Rory (CVT, Inventory Manager, Fear Free Elite Professional, and Recover Rescuer) – our multitasking master of all trades! Rory plays a vital role in both urgent care and behind the scenes, keeping us stocked, safe, and running smoothly as our resident Inventory Manager, and unofficial “handyman.” With a career in veterinary medicine that began back in 1998, Rory brings a wealth of experience from emergency and critical care, urgent care, and even outbreak response with the USDA during the 2015 avian influenza crisis. She's also spent time as a Certified Professional Dog Trainer (CPDT-KA), and used to own a successful dog training business.

While Rory’s seen just about everything in veterinary medicine, she still gets fired up about complex cases like Immune-Mediated Hemolytic Anemia (IMHA), polytraumas, and puppies with parvovirus. Her calm competence and deep well of knowledge make her a go-to team member for tricky situations and tough days. Whether she’s fixing a broken kennel latch, triaging a critical patient, or making sure we never run out of bandage materials, Rory is a true cornerstone of our team.

Outside of the hospital, Rory is always up to something fun, crafty, or outdoorsy. Whether she’s at a trivia night with her husband Chris, or crafting model miniatures, she’s always keeping busy. She has a strong love for board games, and keeps track of each one she plays - her favorites include Rummikub, Pass the Pigs, and multiple versions of Trivial Pursuit!

Two truths and a lie – can you tell which is a lie?
1. Rory eloped with her partner Chris in New Zealand.
2. Rory has a serious fear of heights.
3. Rory falls asleep if she has caffeine.

Tick season is here! Warm weather means more outdoor adventures—and more ticks. These pesky parasites can carry serious ...
07/09/2025

Tick season is here!

Warm weather means more outdoor adventures—and more ticks. These pesky parasites can carry serious diseases like Lyme, Ehrlichia, and Anaplasma.

✔️ Protect your pup with a reliable tick preventative — prescription medications are most effective and should be given all seasons due to occasional warm days.
✔️ Check your dog daily, especially after walks in grass or wooded areas. Don’t forget under the collar, between the toes, and around the ears!
✔️ Found a tick? Use tweezers or a tick removal tool to grasp it close to the skin and pull it out slowly. Avoid twisting. Clean the area and watch for redness, swelling, or behavior changes.
✔️Worried about Lyme disease? We can run a simple blood test to screen your dog for tick-borne illnesses.

Your pup’s health is our biggest priority - we are only a phone call or text away! 🐾

When little Willow needed surgery at just 6 months old, her family was unsure of where to go or who to trust. We’re so g...
07/08/2025

When little Willow needed surgery at just 6 months old, her family was unsure of where to go or who to trust. We’re so grateful that they chose us.

From start to finish, our team was there to care, comfort, and guide. As a result, Willow recovered and can hopefully enjoy a long happy, healthy life. That’s why we do what we do.

June flew by in a flurry of fur, belly rubs, and boopable snoots! We had some seriously adorable visitors this month—che...
07/02/2025

June flew by in a flurry of fur, belly rubs, and boopable snoots! We had some seriously adorable visitors this month—check out these cuties who totally stole our hearts (and maybe a few treats)!😻🐶

06/30/2025

Fireworks & Your Pet: What You Need to Know Before July 4th 🇺🇸

While we love the celebration, many pets don’t love the noise. The Fourth of July is one of the most common times for pets to go missing due to fear and anxiety caused by fireworks.

Here are some ways to help your pet feel safer:
🔹 Create a Safe Space: Choose a quiet, cozy room where your pet can retreat. Close windows and play calming music or white noise. Keep windows closed to block out unecessary noise. Use Calming Tools such as thundershirts, pheromone diffusers, and white noise machines can help.
🔹 Stay Home if You Can: Your presence is comforting! Work towards positive reinforcement of calm behavior such as laying in their bed or crate despite noises occurring. This is something that must be tried BEFORE they are in a high stress emotional state. Gradually work up to the scary event.
🔹 Talk to Your Veterinarian EARLY: If your pet has shown fear or distress in the past, we may recommend anti-anxiety medications or sedatives to help them stay calm. It’s important to test medications on a calm day before the fireworks to ensure the dose and effects are right for your pet.

Did you know that at just 77°F your dog can experience paw damage in 60 seconds?!Summer temps are rising — and so are th...
06/27/2025

Did you know that at just 77°F your dog can experience paw damage in 60 seconds?!

Summer temps are rising — and so are the risks for our furry friends!

Heat stroke can happen quickly, especially in hot cars or during mid-day walks. Pavement can burn paws in seconds.

Here’s your guide to know when things are dangerous:
🔥 Use the 7-second rule: Place the back of your hand on the pavement. If it’s too hot to hold for 7 seconds, it’s too hot for your dog’s paws!🔥

Tips to keep your pup safe:
- Walk during early morning or evening
- Always test pavement with your hand
- NEVER leave pets outside or in cars alone
- Provide plenty of water & shade

Let’s keep those tails wagging safely all summer long!

This Pride Month, we want to recognize the beautiful diversity that makes our community stronger. At UVPP, we support al...
06/25/2025

This Pride Month, we want to recognize the beautiful diversity that makes our community stronger. At UVPP, we support all LGBTQ+ individuals — this month and every month. Everyone deserves to be seen, heard, and welcomed. 💛💚💙💜❤️

This weekend, Dr. Marina Mavromatis and Dr. Jennifer West attended the ACVIM Forum—the national conference for internal ...
06/24/2025

This weekend, Dr. Marina Mavromatis and Dr. Jennifer West attended the ACVIM Forum—the national conference for internal medicine veterinary specialists.

Staying at the forefront of the latest research, diagnostics, and treatment options is essential to delivering the highest standard of care. Conferences like ACVIM allow us to connect with leading experts, engage with cutting-edge science, and bring that knowledge back to our patients and referring veterinarians.

Continuous learning is core to our mission: evidence-based, compassionate specialty care for every pet, every time.

Today, we honor Juneteenth - a day of reflection, freedom, and progress. As we care for pets and support the people who ...
06/19/2025

Today, we honor Juneteenth - a day of reflection, freedom, and progress. As we care for pets and support the people who love them, we also recognize the importance of equality, inclusion, and compassion in all we do.

At United Vision Pet Partners, we celebrate diversity—among our team, our clients, and our community. We remain committed to creating a space where everyone feels safe, valued, and respected. We will continue to honor the past and embrace a united future. ❤️

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Newtown Square
Newtown Square, PA

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 7pm
Tuesday 9am - 7pm
Wednesday 9am - 7pm
Thursday 9am - 7pm
Friday 9am - 7pm

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