PetMedic Urgent Care Vet Clinic of Edgewater
PetMedic Urgent Care Vet Clinic of Edgewater is a general practice in Edgewater, MD. Procedures include End-of-life care, X-ray, and Fracture assessment.
About
PetMedic Urgent Care Vet Clinic of Edgewater provides urgent veterinary care for non-life-threatening injuries and illnesses. The clinic serves as an extension of local family veterinary practices, managing cases that require attention outside of regular business hours or when primary care providers are unavailable. Their clinical team treats a wide range of conditions including wounds, gastrointestinal issues, ear infections, skin allergies, and lameness, while also providing end-of-life care.
The clinic operates on a flexible scheduling model, offering same-day online appointments to accommodate urgent needs. While they function with the agility of an emergency hospital, they focus on non-critical cases and will coordinate with specialty centers or emergency hospitals if a patient requires more intensive care. The facility serves the local Edgewater community and surrounding areas, aiming to provide relief to both general practices and emergency hospitals by managing cases that do not require full-scale emergency intervention.
Surgical team
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Sarah Delmotte
DVM
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Erin Brechbiel
DVM
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Angelika Demers
CVT
Angelika started her animal health career in 2014 when she attended the University of Maine Augusta, Bangor campus, for Veterinary Technology.
Procedures
Frequently asked questions
- What types of conditions does the clinic treat?
- The clinic treats a variety of non-life-threatening urgent care issues. This includes conditions such as abscesses, allergies, bite wounds, constipation, coughing, diarrhea, ear infections, eye discharge, fever, limping, parasites, skin allergies, vomiting, and wounds. They also provide end-of-life care and fracture assessments.
- Does the clinic provide routine wellness care or vaccinations?
- No, the clinic does not provide routine health checkups, vaccines, or other forms of routine care. They are strictly an urgent care facility and recommend that pet owners continue to see their local family veterinarian for regular wellness and preventive services.
- What should I do if my pet has a life-threatening emergency?
- If your pet is suffering from a life-threatening condition such as difficulty breathing, major trauma, heart failure, or head trauma, you should seek care at an emergency hospital immediately. These critical conditions require the resources of an emergency facility rather than an urgent care clinic.
- Do you accept walk-in appointments?
- The clinic accepts walk-ins based on current availability. However, they strongly encourage pet owners to book an appointment online to ensure they can be accommodated. If you prefer to walk in, it is recommended to call ahead first.
Contact & hours
Address
3046 Solomons Island Rd
Edgewater
Phone