2866 Baltimore Blvd
Finksburg, MD 21048 - Carroll County
(410) 833-7098
About Route 140 Veterinary Hospital:
Established in 1987, Route 140 Veterinary Hospital is located at 2866 Baltimore Blvd in Finksburg, MD - Carroll County and is a business listed in the categories Animal Hospitals, Veterinarians, Veterinary Hospitals & Clinics, Veterinary Services For Animal Specialties and Veterinary Services and offers SMALL ANIMAL PRACTICE, Preventive Health Care. Medical Services, VETERINARIAN SUPERVISED BOARDING. EARLY DROP, EMERGENCY SERVICES AVAILABLE, Dentistry. General Surgery., Veterinarian Supervised Boarding & Grooming., Early Drop Offs Available. etc. After you do business with Route 140 Veterinary Hospital, please leave a review to help other people and improve hubbiz. Also, don't forget to mention Hubbiz to Route 140 Veterinary Hospital.
Categories: Animal Hospitals, Veterinarians, Veterinary Hospitals & Clinics, Veterinary Services for Animal Specialties and Veterinary Services
Services: SMALL ANIMAL PRACTICE, Preventive Health Care. Medical Services Include: Radiology Ultrasonography Orthopedics, VETERINARIAN SUPERVISED BOARDING. EARLY DROP OFFS AVAILABLE., EMERGENCY SERVICES AVAILABLE, Preventive Health Care. Medical Services Include:, Dentistry. General Surgery., Veterinarian Supervised Boarding & Grooming., Early Drop Offs Available.
Year Started: 1987
- Other: (410) 861-8775
- Fax: (410) 861-8509
- Other: (410) 833-8646
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- Acupuncture
- Air Cooled
- Animal Hospital
- Bathing
- Boarding
- BOARDING & GROOMING
- Canines
- Dentistry
- Dermatology
- Diagnostic Imaging
- Dipping
- Exotic Pets
- Farm Animals
- Felines
- Ferrets
- Flea & Tick Control
- Flea Control
- Food
- Horses
- Immunizations
- Internal Medicine
- Kittens
- Large Animals
- Laser Procedures
- Livestock
- Medicine
- Nutrition & Wellness
- Orthopedic Surgery
- Pain Relief
- Puppies
- Rabbits
- Radiology
- Reptiles
- skin care
- Small Animals
- Small Pets
- Surgery
- Ultrasound
- Veterinary Care
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