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Conway, Susan

Preventive Care

Dental Care
Dr. Carson is a strong believer in the human-animal bond and the joy that beloved pets introduce into our lives. One of his greatest passions in veterinary medicine is working with clients on a personal level to strengthen that bond between animals and people and ensure that our beloved pets have the best quality of life that they can achieve. He has a special interest in animal dentistry and in fact teaches veterinary technician at Northern Virginia Community College. Dr. Carson brings a plethora of medical and surgical skills to our clinic. He is available for appointments Monday through Friday and every 3rd Saturday.

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Extra Phones: Phone: (703) 779-9778
Neighborhood: Dry Mill East
AKA: Conway, Susan Dvm
Other Link: http://www.catoctinvetclinic.com
Categories: Veterinarians, Veterinarian Emergency Services, Veterinary Clinics & Hospitals, Veterinary Specialty Services

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Phone: (703) 777-8447

Address: 108 Dry Mill Rd SW, Leesburg, VA 20175

Website: http://www.catoctinvetclinic.com

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Conway, Susan

Preventive Care

Dental Care
Dr. Carson is a strong believer in the human-animal bond and the joy that beloved pets introduce into our lives. One of his greatest passions in veterinary medicine is working with clients on a personal level to strengthen that bond between animals and people and ensure that our beloved pets have the best quality of life that they can achieve. He has a special interest in animal dentistry and in fact teaches veterinary technician at Northern Virginia Community College. Dr. Carson brings a plethora of medical and surgical skills to our clinic. He is available for appointments Monday through Friday and every 3rd Saturday.
Vaccination
As an alternative to vaccines we also offer vaccine titers. These can help determine if your pet actually needs a specific vaccine or if they are already protected from previous vaccinations. Either vaccines or vaccine titers can be done during routine office visits.
Veterinary Ophthalmology
Nutritional Counseling
Dr. Conway currently has six Jack Russell Terriers, but is always looking to rescue more! She works with numerous rescues and helps place stray Jack Russell Terriers into good homes throughout Loudoun County. She is a wonderful clinician and has also become our local pet nutrition expert. Outside the office she enjoys running, cycling, and mountain biking. She loves to stay active and is always working on home improvement projects at her farm. She is available for appointments Tuesday through Friday and every 3rd Saturday.
Comprehensive Examination
Within the last few decades, advancements in veterinary medicine have caused a dramatic increase in the longevity of our pets. Taking care of your pet as he or she ages has become more important. Ideally, caring for the geriatric pet should focus on preventative measures. Whenever possible, it is better to prevent a problem from occurring, rather than to wait for a problem to develop. This is why we recommend semi-annual examination and bloodwork for pets over the age of 7.

Illness Treatment

Parasites Treatment and Control
In addition, we have an in-house pharmacy for your pet’s medical needs. We carry anything from antibiotics and pain medication to flea and tick prevention.
Behavioral Disorder Treatment
Pain Management
We offer ultrasonic scaling, teeth polishing and, if needed, extractions all with modern safe anesthesia and pain control.
Skin Condition and Allergy Treatment
Laser therapy is a non-invasive technique used for wound healing, skin conditions, post operative care, arthritis, bites, burns and much, much more.... Here at Catoctin Veterinary Clinic it is popularly used for arthritis in our older patients.

Infection Treatment

Leptospirosis Treatment

Chronic Condition Treatment

Arthritis Treatment
Owners may start to notice their pet slowly down. Unable to walk as far or play as long, tire more easily. He or she may have difficulty getting up or finding a comfortable position to sleep in. This may be because you pet is being affected by arthritis. The most common form is called osteoarthritis, or degenerative joint disease. Osteoarthritis is a condition that causes the thinning of joint cartilage, buildup of fluid inside the joint, and the formation of bony growths within it. Over time, this can lead to reduced mobility, joint deterioration, and pain.
Hip Dysplasia Treatment
Our clinic can perform radiographs on any part of any dog or cat. Radiographs help us determine if a pet has a broken bone, hip dysplasia, arthritis, cancer, bladder stones and a wide range of other conditions. We often have results or radiographs available for the client within 5 minutes. For those cases where we need additional information, we have access to board certified radiologists to evaluate radiographs for the clinic.
Diabetes Treatment
Thyroid Disease Treatment
We are proactive in trying to maintain the health of our patients. This includes heartworm, flea and intestinal parasite prevention and for older pets geriatric blood work to screen for conditions such as diabetes, kidney disease, hyperthyroidism, etc.
Kidney Disease Treatment
Periodontal Disease Treatment
Ver 85% of dogs and cats over 4 years old have dental disease? The most common sign is bad breath. However, periodontal disease, or dental disease, can be far advanced by the time owners notice bad breath.
Cancer Treatment
Catoctin Veterinary Clinic is a sponsor and advocate for the organization FETCH a Cure. FETCH a Cure is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization focused on improving the quality of life for our pets. Working with pet owners and the veterinary community, FETCH is furthering pet cancer awareness, education, and treatment.

Wound and Fracture Care
At Catoctin we perform a wide range of surgeries from routine spays and neuters to advanced orthopedic and soft tissue surgeries. Our orthopedic surgeries include fracture repair and cranial cruciate surgeries. We often perform one or two cranial cruciate ligament surgeries weekly at our clinic.

Veterinary Surgery
We try to help prepare every owner for their pets’ appointment or surgical service. We want you and your pet to have a great experience with us. This is why we have online forms that you can fill out and submit before ever coming in. We have a number of forms for a variety of services. Please scroll down the list to pick the one you need. If you have questions or are not sure which form(s) you need, give us a call!
Laser Surgery
We are also one of the only clinics in Loudoun County offering laser surgery. Laser surgery provides a less painful surgery as it seals nerve endings when it cuts them. As a result your pet will experience less pain and be more comfortable post operatively. Laser surgery also seals small blood vessels during surgery, which reduces bruising and swelling, and often reduces the time your pet needs to be under anesthesia. Laser surgery is always an option for owners to choose when their pet comes in for a surgical procedure.
Spaying and Neutering
Kasy has been at Catoctin Veterinary Clinic since 2017. She is extremely hardworking – working at Catoctin Vet, going to college, and working at her family’s restaurant every weekend. She is committed to veterinary medicine. Her goal is to become a Veterinarian someday. Kasy is currently enrolled at George Mason University and studying Biology. Being bilingual, Kasy has become essential to the clinic, offering the ability to communicate effectively for our doctors to some of our clients. Kasy would love to become a veterinarian without borders, going to other countries to help spay and neuter animals and give essential care to animals in need.

Laboratory Services
A large part of preventive medicine is also blood work. Running yearly blood work allows our veterinarians to get a picture of your pet’s health from the inside. At Catoctin Vet Clinic we have a full in house lab with state of the art equipment allowing us to have test results within minutes for sick animals.
X-Ray
Dental Radiology
Microchipping
Microchipping is the process of inserting a chip in-between the pet’s shoulder blades with a large gauge needled syringe. We recommended microchipping when your pet is under anesthesia since it is such a large needle to insert under the skin. We use the company HomeAgain ( www.homeagain.com ). We register you for the first year ($75 enrollment fee Catoctin Vet Clinic absorbs) with your email address provided. HomeAgain stores your pets ID code in their worldwide database. The microchip will easily be found by a vet or shelter once they scan your pet. A microchip is not a GPS but critical for returning lost pets to their pet parents. Any professional or rescue operation with a scanner can contact you if you pet is lost. Your pet will always be linked to you and you can update you contact information for free if it changes at all.

General Pet Care

Dog Training
Outside interests are encouraged and every veterinarian at Catoctin has a few including running, horseback riding, mountain bike riding, dog training, range shooting, golfing, wineries, exercise, travel, etc. A good work-life balance is important for the day to day struggles we encounter as veterinarians and we understand that. We allow some remote work as well if desired. Outside continuing education is encouraged.

Small Animal Vet
Dr. Robbins is a 1996 graduate of Cornell University, College of Veterinary Medicine and has been practicing as a small-animal veterinarian ever since. After graduating from Cornell, he worked as a small animal veterinarian in rural New Jersey. After a year, Dr. Robbins moved to New York City and joined a busy, progressive Manhattan veterinary hospital. In late 2001, he moved to the Washington DC area and worked in Maryland at a small animal hospital. In April 2006, Dr. Robbins bought Catoctin Veterinary Clinic.
Equine Vet
Dr. Conway is a native of Loudoun County who graduated from Wellesley College in 1985 and from the Virginia-Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Medicine in 2004. She initially entered veterinary school to become an equine veterinarian, but changed her concentration to small animal medicine during her education. After graduation she completed an internship at a local veterinary specialist and emergency care center located in Gaithersburg, Maryland. While there, she worked with a number of specialists including veterinary surgeons, neurologists, cardiologists and oncologists. Dr. Conway joined Catoctin Veterinary Clinic in 2007.

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