Chad Sigmon

Farewell to Dr. Geier

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 team member and dedicated vet to her patients. We are all sad to see her leave us as she relocates to Deep Creek, MD. She is excited to have more […]

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Sudden Weight Loss

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 you do if you notice your pet losing an abnormal amount weight? There are many diseases for which weight loss is the first symptom owners notice. Diabetes: Low insulin and

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Dr. Geier is going to Alaska!

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 of Dr. Geierand this accomplishment. It is very competitive to be chosen as one of the forty licensed veterinarians who will oversee the care of more than 1,000 sleddogs. The

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Meet our new staff members!

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 the veterinarian during your pet’s appointment. We wanted our clients to get to know them better. Enjoy reading about Ashton, Kaylee, Nate and Megan! Name: Ashton Position: Receptionist Four-legged children:

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How to protect your pet

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 to show your pet you love them than protecting their heart? The heart is the most important organ in your dog’s body. It pumps blood containing oxygen and nutrients through

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Do you have a scaredy cat? – How to reduce your cats stress at the vet

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. This annual check-up draws a baseline of the cat’s normal physical condition, which lets your vet easily spot differences in the cat’s condition should illness or emergencies arise. All cat

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