Take a look at these 3 veterinary centers newly opened or coming soon
The recent opening of veterinary and pet care facilities nationwide marks an important advancement in animal healthcare. New establishments are designed to enhance accessibility, offering more comprehensive services to meet the diverse needs of pets. As a result, pets are better equipped to receive timely and effective care, leading to improved health and well-being.
Here are 3 recent facilities opening across the United States:
Clearwater Marine Aquarium (CMA) recently opened a manatee rehabilitation center. The facility is designed to accommodate the increase of manatees in need of care. CMA’s new facility will aid sick, injured, or orphaned manatees, including those affected by habitat loss, boat strike injuries, ingestion of foreign objects, entanglements, and cold stress syndrome.1
"The opening of the manatee care center symbolizes a complete journey for us, years in the making. Having already played a vital role in rescue, research, and monitoring of manatees, we now step into the crucial realm of providing direct care for their recovery and survival," James “Buddy” Powell, chief zoological officer at CMA, said in a news release.1 "Global research and hands-on care are intertwined. Through studying manatees both in the wild and within our facility, we gain invaluable insights into their needs and behaviors, empowering us to craft more effective conservation strategies,"
The new center features advanced technology, including ozone treatment and medical habitats with false bottoms. With modern technology, CMA’s Manatee Rehabilitation Center was built to ensure the comfort and well-being of these marine animals, according to the release.1
Virginia Veterinary Centers Midlothian. (Photo courtesy of Ethos Veterinary Health and Virginia Veterinary Centers)
In Midlothian, Virginia, a team of veterinary professionals and others celebrated the opening of their new Virginia Veterinary Centers (VVC) emergency and specialty veterinary hospital. VVC Midlothian is a full-service specialty and emergency care animal hospital serving Midlothian and its neighboring areas. The new location, located at 12077 Hull Street Road in Midlothian, Virginia, replaces the VVC’s former location at 2560 Colony Crossing Place in Midlothian.2
The new hospital comprises 10,200 sq ft of emergency and specialty care, doubling VVC’s Midlothian’s clinical space and creating the opportunity to expand specialty services, according to a news release.2 This new hospital features modern equipment and advancements, such as a full in-house laboratory with digital cytology analysis, specialized isolation suites for respiratory and gastrointestinal infectious diseases, and an intensive care unit (ICU) for critical patients.
VVC Midlothian is also equipped with an oxygen cage with high-flow oxygen support, and surgical suites equipped with ventilators and ligature. Moreover, the new facility offers a range of services, including emergency care, internal medicine, and ophthalmology.2
Animal Care Center (ACC) has expanded its pet care services in Cincinnati to Anderson, in addition to its existing locations in Forest Park, Fairfield, and Blue Ash. ACC is committed to providing a full spectrum of veterinary services, and offers a range of veterinary services, from routine check-ups to emergency procedures, according to the organization.3
“At Animal Care Center, we understand that pets are more than just animals—they’re family members,” Alyssa Myers, lead veterinarian at ACC, said in a news release.3 “With the opening of our Anderson location, we’re excited to extend our exceptional services to even more pet owners in the Cincinnati area.”
The new facility in Anderson features cutting-edge amenities. Services ACC Anderson offers include routine vaccinations, dental cleanings, and advanced medical treatments. With the latest veterinary technology, the ACC team aims to provide thorough care for dogs and cats, according to a news release.3
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