Flemington Veterinary Hospital has been serving the Hunterdon County area for more than 50 years, delivering excellence in veterinary care with the compassion and experience you and your pet deserve. Our professional, friendly staff is here to provide outstanding service when you need us. Owned by Martin J. Siegel, DVM, Flemington Veterinary Hospital occupies a newly-renovated and constructed building.
Advanced diagnostic and surgical equipment, a clean, comfortable environment, and a team of skilled veterinarians ensure the highest quality of care for your pet. Flemington Veterinary Hospital (FVH) is a full service veterinary provider.
Some of the services offered by our facility include physical exams, well pet care, vaccinations, emergency pet care, pet dental care, advanced surgical and diagnostics, laboratory, bloodwork, radiology, endoscopy, ultrasonography, ECG, pain management, internal medicine, allergy management, medical boarding, minimum-risk anesthesia, spaying and neutering, pet orthopedic care, pet pediatric care, and pet geriatric care.
Advanced diagnostic and surgical equipment, a clean, comfortable environment, and a team of skilled veterinarians ensure the highest quality of care for your pet. Flemington Veterinary Hospital (FVH) is a full service veterinary provider.
Some of the services offered by our facility include physical exams, well pet care, vaccinations, emergency pet care, pet dental care, advanced surgical and diagnostics, laboratory, bloodwork, radiology, endoscopy, ultrasonography, ECG, pain management, internal medicine, allergy management, medical boarding, minimum-risk anesthesia, spaying and neutering, pet orthopedic care, pet pediatric care, and pet geriatric care.
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Flemington Veterinary Hospital (FVH) has been an icon of Hunterdon County, New Jersey for over sixty years.
The practice was founded by Dr. Carl Schenholm in 1950, when Harry Truman was President.
The original location was on Route 202, adjacent to the current location at 54 Voorhees Corner Road.
Dr. Schenholm was a Cornell graduate, as is Dr. Martin Siegel, the current owner.
In fact, FVH has been owned by a series of Cornell graduates.
This is quite a legacy, especially considering that Cornell College of Veterinary Medicine is often ranked as the top Vet school in the country by USA News and World Report and others.
The practice was founded by Dr. Carl Schenholm in 1950, when Harry Truman was President.
The original location was on Route 202, adjacent to the current location at 54 Voorhees Corner Road.
Dr. Schenholm was a Cornell graduate, as is Dr. Martin Siegel, the current owner.
In fact, FVH has been owned by a series of Cornell graduates.
This is quite a legacy, especially considering that Cornell College of Veterinary Medicine is often ranked as the top Vet school in the country by USA News and World Report and others.
Our compassionate, experienced veterinarians are here to give individual attention to you and your pet whether your pet needs surgery, injury care, or a routine physical examination.
Dr. Martin J. Siegel earned his Bachelor of Science degree from Cornell University, College of Agriculture and Life Sciences and his Doctor of Veterinary Medicine from Cornell University, College of Veterinary Medicine.
Prior to purchasing Flemington Veterinary Hospital, Dr. Siegel was self-employed, serving clients as a large animal veterinarian and as a small animal surgical consultant for numerous small animal clinics.
Dr. Martin J. Siegel earned his Bachelor of Science degree from Cornell University, College of Agriculture and Life Sciences and his Doctor of Veterinary Medicine from Cornell University, College of Veterinary Medicine.
Prior to purchasing Flemington Veterinary Hospital, Dr. Siegel was self-employed, serving clients as a large animal veterinarian and as a small animal surgical consultant for numerous small animal clinics.
At Flemington Veterinary Hospital (FVH), our state of the art facility enables an uncompromisingly high level of healthcare for your beloved pet.
Coupled with the skill of our experienced veterinarians, our facility can make the difference in extending your pet's lifespan, or improving their quality of life.
Many of our treatment and diagnostic options include Digital Radiology, Endoscopy, Ultrasonography, Electrocardiography and Laser Therapy.
This equipment sounds more familiar in a hospital for humans, reflecting the high quality of care that your pet will receive.
Coupled with the skill of our experienced veterinarians, our facility can make the difference in extending your pet's lifespan, or improving their quality of life.
Many of our treatment and diagnostic options include Digital Radiology, Endoscopy, Ultrasonography, Electrocardiography and Laser Therapy.
This equipment sounds more familiar in a hospital for humans, reflecting the high quality of care that your pet will receive.
This is our goal for man's best friend, at Flemington Veterinary Hospital.
We accomplish this through a combination of highly experienced, caring vets, state of the art medical facilities and a regimen of early diagnosis and treatment.
Some common canine ailments treated at Flemington Veterinary Hospital include gastrointestinal issues (vomiting and diarrhea), otitis (ear infection), dermatitis (skin) and musculoskeletal (lameness).
Congratulations on your new family member.
Our goal for your new friend is a long and healthy life.
We accomplish this through a combination of highly experienced, caring vets, state of the art medical facilities and a regimen of early diagnosis and treatment.
Some common canine ailments treated at Flemington Veterinary Hospital include gastrointestinal issues (vomiting and diarrhea), otitis (ear infection), dermatitis (skin) and musculoskeletal (lameness).
Congratulations on your new family member.
Our goal for your new friend is a long and healthy life.
At Flemington Veterinary Hospital, we treat a variety of exotic or pocket pets including Rabbits, Hamsters, Gerbils, Guinea Pigs and Ferrets.
Each of these animals make great companions and can be an excellent alternative to the traditional dog or cat.
Our goal is to provide a long and comfortable life for your exotic friend.
Each species poses its own particular health challenges.
For instance, a rabbit needs to be checked for dental issues, sore hocks (ankles) fleas and ticks, respiratory and urinary track infections.
Each of these animals make great companions and can be an excellent alternative to the traditional dog or cat.
Our goal is to provide a long and comfortable life for your exotic friend.
Each species poses its own particular health challenges.
For instance, a rabbit needs to be checked for dental issues, sore hocks (ankles) fleas and ticks, respiratory and urinary track infections.
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