Just like you, we want your pet to live the longest, healthiest life possible—which is why we offer comprehensive veterinary care. This includes regular wellness exams, medical treatment, and preventive care. Vaccinations: Keeping your canine or feline up to date on immunizations and booster shots is a highly effective way to prevent many common diseases and … Read morePreventative & Wellness Care
Every year thousands of stray and unwanted animals are euthanized in shelters across the United States. Many of these deaths are the avoidable result of owners failing to spay and neuter their pets. Even if you keep a close watch on your pet, accidents happen, and unexpected offspring means more animals that won’t be given … Read moreSpay and Neuter
Imagine if you never brushed your teeth or had them cleaned. Pretty frightening, right? As you can guess, things would soon start to go very bad inside your mouth: teeth would rot and decay, gums would become inflamed and painful, then infected. You could have trouble eating or lose teeth. Bacteria from periodontal disease could … Read moreDentistry
Surgery is often the most effective way to treat many serious injuries and disorders, and Sykesville Veterinary Clinic is proud to offer skilled surgical care and advanced equipment. Our hospital provides most routine soft-tissue surgeries including: Spay/Neuter Dental Foreign body removal Tumor removal Bladder stone removal For more advance procedures, we can refer your pet … Read moreSurgery
Just like people, the medical needs of senior animals change over time. In fact, pets age at nearly seven times the rate humans do. As dogs and cats get older, they require different nutrition programs, exercise routines and are prone to a variety of new diseases. Sykesville Veterinary Clinic provides ongoing education to pet owners … Read moreSenior Care
Vaccinating your pet is a relatively inexpensive but essential way to protect his or her health. In addition to preventing many life-threatening illnesses, vaccinations can prevent diseases prevalent in wildlife and those that can be passed to humans. It’s important to administer vaccinations when pets are puppies and kittens because their young immune systems are still … Read moreVaccinations