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(703) 435-3335Visit WebsiteMap & Directions13320 Franklin Farm Rd Ste JHerndon, VA 20171 Write a Review

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Mon - Fri:	7:30 am - 6:30 pm
Sat:	8:00 am - 1:00 pm

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Extra Phones: Phone: (703) 318-8383
Services/Products: Laser Therapy, Dental Care, Digital Diagnostic Radiology, On Site Pharmacy
Payment method: mastercard, discover, visa
Location: Franklin Farm Village Ctr
Other Link: http://franklinfarmvet.com
Categories: Veterinarians, Veterinary Clinics & Hospitals, Veterinary Specialty Services

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04/18/2008

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NO CUSTOMER SERVICE SKILLS...AT ALL!!!

The receptionist who answers the phone is very rude. When I asked to reschedule my appointment, she told me it was a $50.00 charge. Then when I went to cancel it, she hung the phone up on me. If this is the way they're going to treat ME, I hate to see how they treat the animals!!!!!

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Phone: (703) 435-3335

Address: 13320 Franklin Farm Rd Ste J, Herndon, VA 20171

Website: http://franklinfarmvet.com

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Franklin Farm Veterinary

Preventive Care

Dental Care
Let our veterinary experts care for your animal's dental health. Our qualified dog and cat dentists team includes Dr. Phillips, who holds a veterinary degree from Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine. Your pet will be in good hands!
Vaccination
When it comes to preventive health, cat and dog vaccinations play an important role in our pet’s lives. They enable our furry friends to ward off dangerous, potentially fatal diseases. Puppies and kittens receive a series of vaccinations that fortify their immunity, but they’ll need regular boosters throughout their lives to maintain their resistance. At Franklin Farm Veterinary Clinic, we offer safe, effective vaccines.
Behavioral Counseling
Nutritional Counseling
As pets grow older, their needs change again. As a senior dog or cat, their diet will likely need to be adjusted to avoid weight gain and obesity. They may also require supplements or pain medications to deal with the aches of old age. Many older pets develop degenerative conditions such as arthritis and may need to be on pain medication for the long-term and regular laser therapy may help them, too. Senior dogs and cats can also develop issues much more rapidly so seeing us at least every year, if not more often, is highly recommended.
Comprehensive Examination
At every wellness exam, we start with you—asking questions about any changes in your pet’s behavior and talking about any concerns you may have. This is important not only for assessing your pet’s health, but for your pet, too! As we engage with you, it gives your pet time to get used to us, realize we are not a threat, and then make the first move to approach us. Beginning this way helps set your pet at ease and gives them a sense of control.

Illness Treatment

Parasites Treatment and Control
At the beginning of their lives, puppies and kittens are vulnerable to disease and parasites. Many of them are born with worms, but deworming treatment rids them of these intestinal parasites. Additionally, puppies and kittens have weak immune systems, so we will establish a vaccination schedule at your first visit to make sure they build up the immunities they need to sustain a healthy life. We may also talk to you about spay and neuter options for your pet.
Pain Management
Once your pet is cleared for surgery, they receive pre-surgical pain medication that helps lower their overall dose of anesthetic medication and ensures that they wake up pain-free. We also set them up with an IV catheter that supplies them with fluids for hydration, warmth, and blood pressure maintenance.

Infection Treatment

Leptospirosis Treatment
Leptospirosis – bacteria found in contaminated water or soil from an infected animal; recommend for dogs that swim and are frequently outdoors.
Parvovirus Infection Treatment

Chronic Condition Treatment

Hip Dysplasia Treatment

Wound and Fracture Care

Veterinary Surgery
Almost all cats and dogs will undergo surgery once in their lives, and we aim to make the experience as safe as possible. Our skilled veterinary team performs soft tissue cat and dog surgeries, and a trusted traveling surgeon from Lazar Veterinary Services performs orthopedic pet surgery. We perform each with the highest standards of care and precautions to ensure your pet’s full recovery.
Laser Surgery
Small Animal Surgery
Following a year of private practice in Manhattan, Dr. Lazar moved to Maitland, Florida, and spent four years in a small animal surgery internship and residency at Affiliated Veterinary Specialists. In 2003, he earned board certification by the American College of Veterinary Surgeons.
Spaying and Neutering
Spay and neuter surgery for cats and dogs has a wide range of benefits that go beyond the obvious of avoiding unwanted litters. By removing your pet’s reproductive organs, they avoid the risk of dangerous cancers and diseases, as well as live longer, happier lives when not ruled by their desire to mate. Additionally, fewer unwanted litters mean fewer pets in shelters who may never find a home, so spaying and neutering your pet has benefits beyond your cat or dog. At Franklin Farm Veterinary Clinic in Herndon, we offer safe, effective surgeries for your pets.

Laboratory Services
In-house lab testing: urinalysis, complete blood count, complete blood chemistry, cytology, electrolyte analysis, blood screens/titer
Dental Radiology
Microchipping

General Pet Care

Senior Pet Care
As pets grow older, their needs change again. As a senior pet, their diet will likely need to be adjusted to avoid weight gain and obesity. They may also require supplements or pain medications to deal with the aches of old age. Many older pets develop degenerative conditions such as arthritis and may need to be on pain medication for the long-term and regular laser therapy may help them, too. Senior pets can also develop issues much more rapidly so seeing us at least every year, if not more often, is highly recommended.

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