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United Vision Pet Partners

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United Vision Pet Partners

Independent, doctor-owned, and woman-owned outpatient specialty and emergency veterinary hospital serving the Main Line and greater Philadelphia area.

10/06/2025

Meet Buffy, a brave kitty who came to us after ingesting a string with a needle attached—a dangerous type of emergency called a linear foreign body. These obstructions be especially serious in cats, as the string can become anchored in one part of the stomach or intestines causing the intestines to bunch and even perforate, which can lead to systemic infection (sepsis) and death if not treated quickly.

In Buffy’s case, the needle punctured through the intestinal wall in multiple locations. Our surgeon, Dr. Michaela Gruenheid, performed emergency surgery to remove the object and repair the damaged intestine.

We’re thrilled to share that Buffy just came in for her post-op recheck and is doing wonderfully!

10/04/2025

Today we celebrate World Animal Day, and honor the importance of protecting and caring for all animals. Our pets bring us joy, comfort, and unconditional love—it’s our responsibility to ensure their health, safety, and happiness in return. 💙

Why animal rights and pet well-being matter:
✨ Pets improve our mental health and overall quality of life.
✨ Advocating for animal rights prevents neglect, abuse, and suffering.
✨ Healthy pets mean healthier communities.
✨ Animals can’t speak for themselves—we must be their voice.

At United Vision Pet Partners, we’re proud to be here when pets need us most—whether it’s emergency/urgent care, advanced surgery, or diagnostic imaging. Every day, our team is committed to giving pets the highest level of care so they can live long, healthy, and loved lives. 💜🐶🐱

10/03/2025

Fall is full of cozy traditions, but a few seasonal myths can put pets at risk. Fleas don’t take the season off—they can thrive indoors, so prescription-strength prevention is needed year-round. Bonfires may be a fun way to enjoy time outdoors, but pets don’t always keep their distance, so it’s important to supervise closely around flames and embers. And while corn might feel like a harvest treat, corncobs can cause serious intestinal blockages if eaten, making them dangerous for dogs.

We hope that helping you to be aware of these potential risks helps your pets enjoy a safe and happy autumn!

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09/30/2025

✨ We are Hiring! ✨
United Vision Pet Partners is now hiring for multiple roles within our hospital! 🐾

Looking for your next adventure in veterinary medicine? UVPP is a privately owned outpatient emergency + specialty hospital where learning, teamwork, and compassion come first. Our owners are all veterinarians who work right alongside you providing real time collaboration and understanding.

What you’ll love here:
- A supportive team that actually listens to your ideas
- Hands-on training & opportunities to grow in multiple areas of vet med
- Great benefits (no non-compete, health insurance reimbursement, generous PTO package, 401K, CE allowance, uniforms, pet care discounts + more)
- A schedule that supports work-life balance (and yes, we want you to use your PTO!)

We’re looking for motivated, reliable team members with solid, well rounded skills in patient care and those who enjoy working with a team that values both independence and collaboration.

Join a team where your work truly makes a difference every single day! 🫶

Apply now at www.uvpp.vet or email your resume to b.jones@uvpp.vet if you'd like to discuss the roles in greater detail!

09/29/2025

September brought us some of the snuggliest patients! We’re so grateful for the trust you place in us to care for your beloved pets. Their cuddles and tail wags always brighten our days.

09/26/2025

Meet Molly – one of our amazing Client Service Representatives! With a background in marketing from Penn State, and years spent in both software and medical sales, Molly made a career shift —and we’re so lucky that path led her to UVPP! Molly has been with us since the beginning. Currently in her second semester of the Penn Foster Certified Veterinary Technician program, Molly is gearing up to start her externship and couldn’t be more excited to gain hands-on experience in the field.

Molly has quite the furry (and feathered!) family at home: dogs Stella (Cockachon), Hershey (Cockapoo), Rocky and Moose (both Bernedoodles), cats Leo and Larry (American Shorthairs), a horse named Kobe de Leau (a Polish Warmblood), a red-eared slider turtle named Charlotte, and 15 chickens. With such a lively crew, it’s no surprise that animal care feels like second nature to her.

Born and raised in Pennsylvania, Molly has lived all over the state and even spent five years in Boston after college before returning to the Philly area. In vet med, her dream is to witness an animal birth—especially seeing a foal come into the world.

Outside of work, Molly keeps busy with her three kids (two sons, 18 and 17, and a daughter about to turn 15!). She loves watching sports—football, lacrosse, and show jumping top the list. When she gets the chance to travel, Molly is always ready for adventure. She studied abroad in London during college, traveling throughout Europe, and hopes to return someday. At the very top of her bucket list? An African safari.

Two truths and a lie - can you tell which is a lie?
1. Molly has a matching tattoo with her three best friends.
2. Molly studied abroad in London during college.
3. Molly is fluent in Italian.

09/24/2025

Delightful weekend at the Radnor Fall Festival 2025!

Highlights included the Eagles game streaming, delicious food, games, and giveaways. It was such a joy to connect with pet parents and local businesses in our community.

We’re so grateful to be part of events like this and to meet so many wonderful families and their pets.

Thank you for having us, Radnor!

We can’t wait to see you at our next big event: Miles for Mutts – Sunday, Oct 19

09/22/2025

LAST CALL!

Create teams of up to 5 people to compete in 100 miles walking or 200 miles running during the month of October!

Every registration goes towards helping pets at our hospital!
✔ Support pets in need (with a tax-benefit to you for donating to a non-profit)
✔ Healthy activity for you and your pet
✔ Earn a finisher medal + pet gift
✔ Be part of a nationwide impact

Register online under United Vision Pet Partners to help local pets in need of medical care!
https://muttmush.mybalto.com

09/20/2025

Short-nosed breeds like French Bulldogs, English Bulldogs, Pugs, and Boston Terriers are adorable—but their unique anatomy can make breathing a real struggle. This condition, called brachycephalic airway disease, can cause snoring, exercise intolerance, and even serious respiratory distress.

The good news? Surgical correction can help open their airways, allowing them to breathe more comfortably and live healthier, happier lives.

If you notice your pet struggling to breathe, talk to your veterinarian about options to improve their quality of life.

09/17/2025

Thank you to everyone who came out this weekend for Upper Providence Township Community Day 2025!

The day was all about bringing neighbors together and celebrating what makes Upper Providence such a great place to live, work, and play—and we’re so grateful to be a part of it.

We loved meeting so many wonderful pets and pet parents as well as connecting with other local businesses. From carnival games and moon bounces to the petting zoo, food trucks, live music, and fire & police demos—there was truly something for everyone.

Here’s to a thriving community — we can’t wait for next year!

09/15/2025

The right information from a trusted source means better pet care.
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09/12/2025

A little art, a lot of heart.

Maui had a mast cell tumor removed from her leg by Dr. Michaela Gruenheid of our surgery service. Because these tumors can act aggressively, our team removed extra tissue (“good margins”) to help keep the tumor from returning.

Since her incision couldn’t be stitched closed, Maui’s healing relied on regular, consistent bandage changes. To make the process brighter, our team turned her bandages into mini works of art.

We hope that you enjoy these, as well! Special shout outs to our bandage artist extraordinaire, Kat, and Maui's dedicated family for keeping her healthy and exercise restricted through this process!

Please share creative ways that you have helped make a sick patient or pet of your own feel a bit more comfortable in the comments.

Address

42 Alpha Drive, Newtown Square
Newtown Square, PA
19073

Opening Hours

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

Website

http://uvpp.vet/

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