Veterinary Small Animal Hospital (VSAH)
Veterinary Small Animal Hospital (VSAH) is a general practice practice in College Station, TX. Procedures include telemedicine, Community Surgery For Veterans & First Responders, minimally invasive procedures, and preventive medicine.
About
The Veterinary Medical Teaching Hospital (VMTH) at the Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences (VMBS) is the state's only veterinary teaching hospital. It is recognized for excellence in patient care and education, holding accreditation from the American Animal Hospital Association, Level I Emergency and Critical Care Facility certification, and Gold-level Cat Friendly Practice® status.
The VMTH serves a growing caseload of over 24,000 cases annually, with patients referred from veterinarians across Texas and 37 other states. It offers 31 services, providing a full spectrum of veterinary care from preventive medicine to specialty services, and accepts emergencies 24/7.
Surgical team
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Kaylin Scott
Kaylin Scott is a client whose Sphynx, Kai, was treated by the SATH Soft Tissue Surgery Service.
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Rachel Denton
Rachel Denton is a client whose quarter horse Rooster was treated for a baseball-sized lump in his neck by LATH surgeons.
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Felicia Beswick
Felicia Beswick is the owner of Jax and Tun, who participated in the 'Better Breathing' clinical trial.
Procedures
- telemedicine
- Community Surgery For Veterans & First Responders
- minimally invasive procedures
- preventive medicine
- Soft Tissue Surgery Service
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Frequently asked questions
- What certifications and accreditations does the Small Animal Teaching Hospital (SATH) hold?
- The Small Animal Teaching Hospital (SATH) holds accreditation from the American Animal Hospital Association, Level I Emergency and Critical Care Facility certification from the Veterinary Emergency + Critical Care Society, and Gold-level Cat Friendly Practice® status.
- How many patients does the Veterinary Medical Teaching Hospital (VMTH) treat annually?
- The Veterinary Medical Teaching Hospital (VMTH) treats over 26,000 patients every year. It has a growing caseload of more than 24,000 cases per year, referred from approximately 3,100 veterinarians.
- Are emergencies accepted at the Small Animal Teaching Hospital?
- Yes, emergencies are accepted 24 hours per day, 7 days per week at the Small Animal Teaching Hospital. Advanced notice is requested, especially if special assistance is needed for an animal.
- What is the role of fourth-year veterinary students at the VMTH?
- Fourth-year veterinary students, who have completed three years of rigorous medical education, participate in clinical rotations at the VMTH. They work with a dedicated team under the guidance of clinical veterinary faculty, accompanying every patient from admission until discharge.
- Does the Veterinary Medical Teaching Hospital offer telemedicine services?
- Yes, the Veterinary Medical Teaching Hospital offers a telemedicine program. This program provides visits with clinicians via live video interaction for both clients and referring veterinarians.