Charles County Veterinary Hospital

Charles County Veterinary Hospital Charles County Veterinary Hospital Compassion, Understanding, and Communication are the standards we practice to ensure quality care.

A place where we take the time to make clients and patients comfortable- A place where we make the effort to minimize and stress a visit to "The Vet" can cause. Today's pet is an important, vital member of the family, and can bring so much love and treasured memories to us. With those happy moments also comes the responsibility to care for our pets. We are a full-service veterinary hospital that o

ffers routine and preventive care, surgical procedures and comprehensive diagnostics for your pet. Dr Miller and his caring staff are dedicated to providing the best quality veterinary care, and have proudly been serving Charles County and surrounding areas since 1983.

His name is Kano
07/08/2022

His name is Kano

04/18/2018

We have exciting news! As of today, Wednesday, April 18th, CCVH has merged with Waldorf Animal Clinic. Located only a mile north, our new address is 2242 Old Washington Road, Waldorf, MD, 20601. Now with multiple doctors and extended hours in this new location, our clients' needs can be better accommodated. The physical space is much larger here at Waldorf Animal Clinic as well, which offers the potential for future expansion. Rest assured that Dr. Miller and the staff that you've come to love over the years will still be available for you and your pets in our new location. We look forward to continuing to provide exceptional patient care and outstanding customer service.

04/06/2018

APRIL BONUS SPECIAL! 4DX Heartworm tests are now 20% OFF! Ensure your fuzzy baby is free of any tick born diseases such as:

+ Heartworm
Heartworm disease has been found in dogs in all 50 of the United States. While heartworm is both treatable and preventable, it is a serious and deadly disease that may show no clinical signs in its early stage. Screen annually to find even low worm-burden patients sooner and more often, and begin treatment when you can do the most good.

+ Lyme disease
More accurately identify Lyme disease in clinically and subclinically infected dogs with proven C6 ELISA technology. The SNAP 4Dx Plus Test identifies antibodies that are produced only as a result of a Borrelia burgdorferi infection.

+ Ehrlichia
Detection of antibodies to Ehrlichia canis or Ehrlichia ewingii indicates tick exposure and the transmission of infectious agents. Additional testing is recommended in these patients to determine if there is an active infection. Controlling the infection early is the best way to protect your patients from chronic disease.

+ Anaplasma
Annually screen dogs to identify exposure to Anaplasma phagocytophilum and Anaplasma platys. Early detection improves patient prognosis and reinforces the importance of tick control.

Make your appointment today!
301-645-1120

*4DX Special only available during the month of April 2018. This can not be combined with any other discount or offer.

04/04/2018

Warm weather is here! Or so we hope! Be prepared this season by purchasing flea and tick medication as well as heartworm pills before any bugs begin to bite! To see you through the season, CCVH is offering a special 30% OFF bundle to get your fuzzy baby buffered against the buggies when you buy six months of flea and tick with six months of heartworm pills!

*This special may not be used with any other discounts or coupons. Annual heartworm test must be up to date in order to purchase any heartworm pills.

Lyme Disease is an infectious tick-borne disease that is transmitted by the bite of a deer tick. You or someone you know...
04/04/2018

Lyme Disease is an infectious tick-borne disease that is transmitted by the bite of a deer tick. You or someone you know may have even tested positive for Lyme Disease, but did you know that your furry friend is just as at-risk for exposure to this dangerous disease? Luckily, cats are not at risk for aquring Lyme Disease, however their canine counterparts are but there are ways to help prevent it!

1. Using year-round flea/tick prevention. There is a misconception that ticks are not a concern during the wintertime, however ticks are indeed a year-round pest and in order for your pet to be protected, year-round flea and tick prevention is recommended. There are several different products available right now at CCVH that are readily available to you!

2. Vaccinating for Lyme Disease. While there is no vaccination for people, there is a vaccine for your canine companion. The initial vaccination must be boostered approximately 3 weeks after it is first given and then becomes a yearly vaccination. It is a highly efficacious vaccine.

3. Testing for tick-borne diseases yearly. The annual bloodwork that we recommend includes a Snap 4dx, which will test for Heartworms, but also Lyme Disease and two other tick-borne disease – Ehrlichia Canis and Anaplasma. If your dog has tests positive for Lyme Disease, our staff will discuss treatment options with you and determine what the best course of action is for your pet.

http://www.dogsandticks.com/diseases_in_your_area.php

To see you through the season, CCVH is offering a special 30% OFF bundle to get your fuzzy baby buffered against the buggies when you buy six months of flea and tick with six months of heartworm pills!

*This special may not be used with any other discounts or coupons. Annual heartworm test must be up to date in order to purchase any heartworm pills.

Generate a map of your home area to see the number of reported positive cases of ehrlichiosis, Lyme disease, anaplasmosis and heartworm disease in dogs. Maps are available for all regions of the United States and Canada. Map your area now.

Welcome Tito Abreu into our CCVH family!
03/12/2018

Welcome Tito Abreu into our CCVH family!

Welcome Blue Williams into our CCVH family!
03/09/2018

Welcome Blue Williams into our CCVH family!

Welcome Shorty Henderson into our CCVH family!
03/05/2018

Welcome Shorty Henderson into our CCVH family!

Welcome Tucker Trusty into our CCVH family!
02/24/2018

Welcome Tucker Trusty into our CCVH family!

Welcome Kofi Harrison into our CCVH family!
02/20/2018

Welcome Kofi Harrison into our CCVH family!

Welcome Jack Geren into our CCVH family!
02/13/2018

Welcome Jack Geren into our CCVH family!

Welcome Brat Alvear into our CCVH family!
01/30/2018

Welcome Brat Alvear into our CCVH family!

Welcome King Brodie Lewis into our CCVH family
01/27/2018

Welcome King Brodie Lewis into our CCVH family

Coal after his dental treatment. Happy boy!
01/16/2018

Coal after his dental treatment. Happy boy!

Welcome Ollie Bussey into our CCVH family!
01/15/2018

Welcome Ollie Bussey into our CCVH family!

Welcome Ryker Harrod into our CCVH family!
01/13/2018

Welcome Ryker Harrod into our CCVH family!

Hazel after her bath and pampering!
01/09/2018

Hazel after her bath and pampering!

Welcome Ali Tate into our CCVH family!
01/05/2018

Welcome Ali Tate into our CCVH family!

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11759 Central Avenue
Waldorf, MD
20601

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