Penobscot Veterinary Services

We treat dogs and cats with the utmost care and concern because we know how important your pets are to you and that they deserve the best veterinarian care available. For almost 40 years, Broadway Veterinary Clinic has been proudly serving the Bangor, Maine region.

The Bangor Veterinary Hospital is a family practice clinic that concentrates on providing a diagnosis and treatment for the many different issues that today's dogs and cats encounter. The majority of these problems are treated internally, however because to the continually growing complexity of medical care, we routinely use referrals to either boarded specialists or veterinarians with a specific area of expertise in order to provide your pet with the best outcome possible.

We treat cats and dogs as part of our small animal practice. We provide services to the nearby towns of Old Town and Orono. We at Timberland Animal Hospital strive to give every paw that goes through our door the best veterinary care possible because we recognize that your pet is a member of your family. We handle your pet much like we do our own. Our mission is to provide compassionate, top-notch medical and surgical care. Through internal testing and the utilization of outside labs, we offer a wide range of diagnostic treatments.

Since 1968, we have been offering veterinarian treatment to the Waldo County farm and pet communities. With a combined total of more than 75 years of experience, our three veterinarians look forward to continuing to treat animals.

"In the Bar Harbor, Maine area, Acadia Veterinary Hospital offers high-quality, compassionate care for dogs and cats. Our services include: *Wellness exams and vaccines *Surgery *Dental Care *Diagnostics *Pet Chemotherapy *and more veterinary services. Call (207) 288-5733 or request an appointment online today!"

The Animal Hospital of Waterville's veterinarians and staff welcome you and your pets, and are proud to offer routine pet care, surgery, and acupuncture services. During every pet's medical exam, the veterinarian will provide you with information about routine pet care, as well as any diagnosis, prognosis, or treatment your pet may need.