What surgical services are available at Lakeview Animal Hospital?

The hospital performs a variety of surgical interventions, including spaying and neutering, soft tissue surgery, dental surgery, and emergency or trauma surgery. Their surgical team is also equipped to handle ophthalmic procedures, such as eyelid tumor removal, cherry eye correction, and enucleation when necessary.

Does the clinic offer abdominal ultrasound services?

Yes, Lakeview Animal Hospital provides abdominal ultrasound imaging to evaluate the size, shape, texture, and location of organs like the liver, spleen, kidneys, bladder, and intestines. This non-invasive diagnostic tool is used to detect abnormalities such as tumors, cysts, stones, and foreign bodies. Images are reviewed and interpreted by a boarded radiologist to assist in diagnosis.

What should I do if my pet has an emergency after hours?

If your pet experiences a medical emergency outside of the hospital's regular business hours, you are advised to take them directly to the nearest pet emergency hospital. The clinic identifies the Veterinary Emergency Group in Pikesville and urgent care facilities in Hunt Valley as the closest options for after-hours emergency needs.

Lakeview Animal Hospital

Lakeview Animal Hospital is an orthopedic surgery practice in Baltimore, MD, led by a DACVS-credentialed surgeon. Procedures include Dental Surgery, Spaying and Neutering, Ophthalmic Surgery, and Abdominal ultrasounds.

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About

Lakeview Animal Hospital is a family-owned veterinary practice providing comprehensive primary care, wellness, and preventive medicine for companion animals. The hospital offers a range of services including puppy and kitten care, senior pet care, and end-of-life services. Diagnostic capabilities include ultrasound imaging, while surgical offerings encompass soft tissue procedures, dental surgery, and spay/neuter operations. The clinic is led by a team of veterinarians and licensed technicians focused on evidence-based medicine and client education.

Located in Baltimore, the hospital serves the local community with a commitment to compassionate care and personalized treatment plans. While the clinic operates during standard business hours, it advises clients to contact the nearest pet emergency hospital for urgent care needs that occur outside of their scheduled operating times. The facility emphasizes strong communication and partnership with pet owners to ensure the best possible health outcomes for their patients.

Surgical team

LAURA DE CORDON

DVM

Dr. de Cordon is a dedicated veterinarian with a rich background in companion animal medicine, emergency, and preventive care.
KATHERINE HATZIGIANNAKIS

DVM

Dr. Hatzigiannakis loves all aspects of general practice and especially values the lasting relationships she builds with her clients and patients.
ADRIENNE BARRETT

DVM

Dr. Adrienne Barrett brings a unique combination of clinical experience, advanced veterinary training, and a genuine passion for animal health.
ELIZABETH ARTHUR

DVM DACVS-SA

Dr. Elizabeth Arthur graduated from the University of Missouri College of Veterinary Medicine in 2003 and pursued extensive surgical training during the subsequent five years.
WILMA BERRIOS

RVT

Wilma is a licensed veterinary technician with over six years of experience in the field.

Procedures

Dental Surgery
Spaying and Neutering
Ophthalmic Surgery
Abdominal ultrasounds
Soft Tissue Surgery

Frequently asked questions

What surgical services are available at Lakeview Animal Hospital?: The hospital performs a variety of surgical interventions, including spaying and neutering, soft tissue surgery, dental surgery, and emergency or trauma surgery. Their surgical team is also equipped to handle ophthalmic procedures, such as eyelid tumor removal, cherry eye correction, and enucleation when necessary.
Does the clinic offer abdominal ultrasound services?: Yes, Lakeview Animal Hospital provides abdominal ultrasound imaging to evaluate the size, shape, texture, and location of organs like the liver, spleen, kidneys, bladder, and intestines. This non-invasive diagnostic tool is used to detect abnormalities such as tumors, cysts, stones, and foreign bodies. Images are reviewed and interpreted by a boarded radiologist to assist in diagnosis.
What should I do if my pet has an emergency after hours?: If your pet experiences a medical emergency outside of the hospital's regular business hours, you are advised to take them directly to the nearest pet emergency hospital. The clinic identifies the Veterinary Emergency Group in Pikesville and urgent care facilities in Hunt Valley as the closest options for after-hours emergency needs.

Contact & hours

Address

2586 Quarry Lake Dr
Baltimore

Website

lakeview-veterinary.com