For more than 40 years, Pender has been a place where pet owners bring their beloved animal friends to receive care from an established team of passionate, experienced veterinarians. Today, Pender stands out amongst other animal care centers for its quality round-the-clock veterinary care, innovative, compassionate boarding and training, and for setting high standards for all veterinary teams through our philanthropic and development programs.
Read on to learn more about Pender, and watch one of our videos below to learn about our various veterinary services!
| Sunday: | Closed | |
| Monday: | Open: 6:40 AM | Close: 9:20 PM |
| Tuesday: | Open: 6:40 AM | Close: 9:20 PM |
| Wednesday: | Open: 6:40 AM | Close: 9:20 PM |
| Thursday: | Open: 6:40 AM | Close: 9:20 PM |
| Friday: | Open: 6:40 AM | Close: 9:20 PM |
| Saturday: | Open: 8:20 AM | Close: 5:20 PM |
Osteoarthritis is typically the result of normal aging or from joint injuries. Rheumatoid arthritis, a disorder that prompts the pet’s immune system to attach its own soft tissue and joints, is rare but also very painful. Our veterinarians can customize specific care programs and have a number of ways to help your pet live comfortably with either condition
Behavior:It can be very frustrating to love your pets while living with their behavior problems. Most behavior issues can be corrected, and our veterinarians and nurses can determine if the underlying cause is a medical problem. Our trainers can help you with the non-medical concerns. We’re all here to help!
Cancer:There are a number of different forms of cancer that represent various diseases that cause cells in your pet’s body to grow abnormally. Our veterinary team may perform blood tests, urine and fecal analysis, tissue biopsies, X-rays or ultrasound to properly diagnose your pet’s cancer. Therapy can range from drugs and radiation to surgery. When detected early, many cancers can be curable or put in remission. The veterinarians at Pender may also suggest nutritional support to alter your pet’s metabolism and support the immune system may also be in order.
Ear Infections:Ear mites (tiny, crab-like parasites that feed on ear tissues, wax and fluid) can live in your pet’s ear canal and cause infection and inflammation. Bacterial and fungal infections are also common and can cause extreme pain and ruptured ear drums if left untreated.
Eye problems:Dripping eyes, red eyes, itchy eyes, diseased eyes, cataracts and other concerns are common in dogs and cats. Diagnosing the correct underlying cause and treating it can bring prompt relief to your pet.
Diabetes:A growing number of pets as well as humans are suffering from Diabetes mellitus. Suggested causes include obesity, diet or issues with your pet’s pancreas or endocrine system. While we can help your diabetic pet, we would love the opportunity to help prevent diabetes through various treatments and consultations.
Food:Putting your pet on the right diet can help her find some forms of disease, can optimize weight to extend lifespan and can give your pet the look of a champion. Sick and healthy pets alike can benefit from nutrition counseling, so ask away if you have any questions!
House CallsWhen it’s difficult or inconvenient for you to bring your pets to us, we’ll be happy to come to you. Please give a 24-hour notice for these appointments.
Parasites:Fleas, ticks, heartworms, giardia, ear mites and other pests can pose a serious health problem to your pet, and to other members of your family in some cases. Talk with us about effective parasite prevention.
Prescriptions:For your convenience, we have an in-house pharmacy and online refill services [insert link: Rx Refill page] for many prescriptions. Pender also offers low prices on flea, tick and heartworm control products if your pet is examined here and a member of the Pender pet community.
Physical exam:A comprehensive physical exam can spot problems early and optimize your pet’s health and lifespan. Every organ of your pet’s body will be examined. Certain screening tests may also be in order, depending on your pet’s age and condition. Senior pets need to be examined more often as early detection and intervention can avoid pain and extend life.
Scooting:Is your dog dragging its butt, literally, then your dog may have a serious condition. Healthy anal sacs on your dog fill with liquid that is expelled during defecation to mark territory. Disease can occur when fluids build up in the glands without being properly expelled. This can lead to infection, abscesses and extreme discomfort for your dog. Having a veterinarian manually squeeze out or “express” these glands regularly can prevent disease, and save you from dealing with the pungent stench that occurs when your dog expresses these glands himself in your home or car.
Surgery:Our diagnostic labs and surgical suites are state-of-the-art, and our well-trained healthcare team provides 24/7 state-of-the-heart care before and after surgery. Whether your pet needs routine, emergency, orthopedic or laser surgery, we’re here to help.
Vaccinations:Keeping your pet immunized against species-specific parasites and disease can both optimize your pet’s health and extend its life. Vaccinations are an important part of the Pender wellness program, designed to keep your pet as happy and as healthy as possible.
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best vet around!...read on...
m edwards (Reston, VA) posted at 1:07 PM on 10/8/07
We recently had our Boston Terrier spayed at Pender. Dr. Voell and the entire staff was extremely thoughtful and...read on...
Pender FAQ's
Posted: 2:13 PM EST on 2/10/11
Whether you've been a proud pet owner for years or you just brought home an adopted kitten yesterday, we know ...read on...
A Pass through Pender Park
Posted: 12:59 PM EST on 2/10/11
Pender Park is an outdoor enclave for pets being treated at our various animal care centers and their owners to ...read on...
Dog Training with Michelle Jackson
Posted: 12:59 PM EST on 2/10/11
It all started with a poorly behaved poodle. Michelle Jackson, one of Pender's pet obedience training ...read on...
Common substances poisonous to pups
Posted: 12:58 PM EST on 2/10/11
While the saying goes "curiosity killed the cat," it can also be pretty harmful to your pup when his natural ...read on...
Preparing for a poison emergency
Posted: 12:58 PM EST on 2/10/11
Preparing for a poison emergency is as simple as 1,2,3: 1- Post an emergency ...read on...
Vital Signs of Cats and Dogs
Posted: 12:57 PM EST on 2/10/11
Recognizing the normal and abnormal vital signs of dogs and cats is the first step in evaluating if an animal ...read on...
Handling Some Common Emergencies for Cats and Dogs
Posted: 12:57 PM EST on 2/10/11
Heat Stroke Over-exercise and hot summer temperatures can easily lead to heat stroke for dogs. A digital ...read on...
Preparing a First Aid Kit for Your Dog or Cat
Posted: 12:54 PM EST on 2/10/11
Dogs and cats– especially young ones -- are notorious for bounding about and getting into things they ...read on...
Preparing a First Aid Kit for Exotic Pets
Posted: 12:53 PM EST on 1/1/11
Exotic pets typically need veterinary attention in an emergency, but there are some supplies you can have on ...read on...
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