To all our valued clients, at Catoctin Veterinary Clinic the health and safety of our patients, clients, and team members has always been our top

It only takes one bite to infect your pet! Fleas- An external parasite that can cause your pet to itch, scratch and chew at their

Dr. Brian Carson will be joining the team here as of Monday, June 14th. Dr. Carson comes to us from a local clinic with 4

House call appointments are now available every Wednesday! Here at Catoctin Vet, we are always trying to provide new services for our clients. Due to

Dr. Paige Geier’s last day at Catoctin Veterinary Clinic will be Thursday, May 20th. Dr. Geier joined us in 2015. She has been a wonderful

CAUSES FOR SUDDEN WEIGHT LOSS IN YOUR PET Around the holidays both humans and their pets normally gain a little winter weight. But, what should

In March of 2021 Dr. Paige Geier will be volunteering her time as a full-time Iditarod race veterinarian! As a clinic, we are extremely proud

Our family at Catoctin Vet Clinic is growing! You may have noticed new staff answering the phone, running food out to your car, or assisting

Many of our clients have been asking questions about COVID-19 and how it may or may not affect the health and well being of their

Catoctin Veterinary Clinic is dedicated to keeping you and your pets happy, healthy and safe during this uncertain time. Our staff has been updating clients

This February, Catoctin Veterinary Clinic and its staff felt it was important to highlight the heart. With Valentine’s Day around the corner, what better way

The American Association of Feline Practitioners recommends all cats should be seen by their veterinarian at least once a year for a routine wellness exam.

The morning of a surgical procedure can be scary for your dog or cat. That is why we want to review with all our clients

Over 85% of dogs and cats over 4 years old have dental disease. The most common sign is bad breath. However, periodontal disease, or dental

Cats are considered seniors once they have reached 9 years of age. Cats often begin to develop diseases common to their humans as they age,

Have you been noticing your dog lagging behind on walks, are they slow to rise, or having difficulty with stairs? It could be that your

HELPFUL HINTS: Around the Holiday season a lot of families travel. It is best to start researching boarding facilities as soon as you know the

TINSEL AND RIBBON – Who doesn’t love to decorate their home over the holidays or make a big bow on top of a gift box?

Felines can be smart, playful, affectionate and oftentimes incredibly independent. However, to keep your cat healthy and safe, there are basic issues you should have

Caring for your most faithful companion can often be challenging. From routine health management to training and behavior, this section will get you started on