Animal Hospital of South Gorham

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Mon - Fri:	9:00 am - 6:00 pm

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09/04/2015

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My amazing Brittany was their patient for many years. Between the porcupines, the injuries, and the habits of eating any critter alive we saw our share of vet visits. At the top was the time Dr. Mulski reattached his leg after he blew his cruciate ligament. Eight months after the surgery I saw my little guy sprint a field after a ground hog ; he was back to 100%. In his last days they provided compassionate advice and care and helped me make the best choices for me and my dog.

01/30/2013

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SERIOUSLY OVER PRICED!!! They quoted me $400-$600 for a rabbit spay. Everywhere else I called was between $147 and $220.

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Phone: (207) 839-8158

Address: 47 County Rd, Gorham, ME 04038

Website: http://www.southgorhamvets.com

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Preventive Care

Dental Care
Advances in veterinary dentistry allow us to keep your pets healthier. It has been well established that oral infections lead to liver, kidney and lung infections. Recent studies have linked chronic gingivitis (infected gums) to pancreatic cancer in people.
Vaccination
Regular vaccinations help ensure your pet's health as well as the health of the pet population, and prevent many life-threatening diseases. Your veterinarian will make specific recommendations for a life-long regular vaccination program for your pet based on his or her individual needs. Please discuss any concerns you may have regarding your pet's exposure to these diseases with your veterinarian.
Comprehensive Examination
Pet owners want their animals to have healthy, happy, and long lives. The annual physical exam is the foundation of a well care program that helps to ensure your pet's health. The annual exam helps our doctors establish an ongoing relationship with your pet and to make baseline observations as your pet grows and matures. Additionally, early detection of problems noted during the annual physical can help to ensure prompt action and may prevent more serious consequences. Our technicians and your veterinarians will examine your pet thoroughly and make recommendations for any necessary vaccinations or medical treatment.

Illness Treatment

Parasites Treatment and Control
Dogs, Cats, Ferrets, and More.Â Ask us about flea prevention for other species (e.g. rabbits, pocket pets, etc.) in the case of a household infestation.
Pain Management
Although we do not routinely offer farm calls, we are happy to see sheep and goats at our hospital. Dr. Niedermeyer has shown his Oberhasli dairy goats at the Cumberland fair for the past five years, and we fully understand the care involved. We offer closely monitored general anesthesia and pain management for the care of your friends.
Intestinal Foreign Object Removal
Should it be deemed necessary, we offer exploratory surgery for the purpose of biopsies, foreign body removal, evaluation of internal organs, removal of certain cancers, and several other conditions. Monitoring and treatments are as listed above. Adequate pain and antibiotic medications are provided.

Chronic Condition Treatment

Hip Dysplasia Treatment
Patients admitted for spay are placed under general anesthesia for surgery and are hospitalized over night. They are provided with adequate pain management as well as the monitoring and treatments listed above. While sedated, we recommend an x-ray of your dogâ€™s hips for evaluation of conformation. This will identify candidates for corrective procedures, and make owners aware of their dogâ€™s potential for future problems with hip dysplasia.
Heart Disease Treatment
No matter what the surgical need of your pet, all patients are monitored by EKG. Our staff assesses pulse quality, blood oxygenation, and respiration. We perform routine pre-anesthetic testing (CBC and chemistry panel) and pain injections are standard. Your animal may receive fluid therapy through an IV catheter. A trained hospital/surgical technician will remain with your pet until they are fully awake, and you will receive a phone call after surgery. Our veterinarians are extremely conscientious about updating owners regarding their pets status. All surgeries are performed aseptically, antibiotics are rarely necessary.

Veterinary Surgery
Dr. Linda K. Mulski, V.M.D. graduated from the University of Pennsylvania in 1989. She had previously completed a combined Bachelorâ€™s and Masterâ€™s degree in Animal Science at the University of Connecticut as a University Scholar. She has had long term interests in exotic animal medicine, soft tissue surgery, behavior management of all pet species, and client communication. More recent interests include dressage training and competition (at low levels) on her thoroughbred â€œGaiusâ€ . Dr. Mulski has appeared on local television (â€œArea Code 207â€ on channel 6), routinely talks to local schoolchildren about veterinary medicine as a career, and has lectured at the New Hampshire Community Technical College. She enjoys spending time with her family and their animals and tormenting her long suffering husband.
Laser Surgery
Spaying and Neutering
Your veterinarian will check your pet's nose, ears, mouth, eyes, and skin to note general characteristics as well as any changes or abnormalities that may be present. Your veterinarian will also listen to your pet's heart and lungs with a stethoscope to ensure that they are functioning well. She or he will use hands and fingers to touch your pet and check the abdomen, joints, muscles, lymph nodes, and skin. He or she will also check your pet's reproductive system. We recommend spaying or neutering your pet at six months of age. These surgical procedures are done under general anesthetic, and your pet will go home on the same day.

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Exotic Animal Vet
Whenever our clinic is open, we have a competent exotic animal veterinarian available for your petâ€™s care. We routinely take laboratory samples, administer intravenous fluids/medications, perform surgery on, and anesthetize our clientsâ€™ unusual pets.Â Minimizing patient stress is our priority. Come and benefit from our experience. Annual examinations are strongly recommended for all pet species.Â Individually listed are some of the species more commonly seen here at the Animal Hospital of South Gorham, but call ahead... there are quite a few other animals that we havenâ€™t listed but will also examine.

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