Old Farm Veterinary Hospital

11/07/2025

July 11 is National pet photo day!

Spam us with all your cuties, we know your camera roll is full of them!

07/07/2025

Keep feeding times consistent and give plenty of affection and attention, but also let your cat retreat if they need space.

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We understand how attached cats can be to their environment. Here are some expert tips to help your cat adjust to a new home or environment.

07/07/2025

If you’re unsure if your pet is adequately protected, or if you need assistance picking out the best preventive, we can help.

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Heartworm or heartworm disease is a potentially deadly condition caused by parasitic worms that live in the heart, lungs and blood vessels.

05/07/2025

Some pets may resist taking pills or other treatments, so consult with your vet for advice on administering medications.

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03/07/2025

Wishing a safe and happy holiday to all!

The office will be closed Friday July 4 and resume normal business hours Saturday 7/5.

For emergencies please contact

02/07/2025

Prioritizing your pet’s dental health is an essential part of responsible pet ownership.

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01/07/2025

🎉 Big news! 🎉

The Old Farm family has grown!

Please join us in offering a warm welcome to Dr. Tiana Marshall, who’ll be joining our team today!

As a southern Maryland native and Virginia-Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Medicine graduate, Dr. Marshall brings both local roots and exceptional training to our practice.

When she’s not caring for your furry family members, you might find her on a hiking trail, hitting the gym, or perfecting a new baking recipe.

Your pets are family, and now Dr. Marshall is part of our family too, so please stop by and say hello! We can’t wait for you and your pets to meet her — we know that you’ll think she’s as fantastic as we do. If you’d like to schedule an appointment with Dr. Marshall, call us at (301) 846-9988 today!

26/06/2025

Oral health is a critical aspect of senior pet care.

Read the full article: Caring for a Senior Pet: What You Need to Know
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Senior pets, just like senior humans, have unique needs. Seek care from a trusted veterinary hospital like Old Farm Veterinary Hospital.

24/06/2025

This is AI’s version of Harmony taking over the world.
Happy world cat domination day!