Since 1986, Metropolitan Veterinary Associates (MVA), a privately owned hospital, has provided the highest quality of veterinary medicine. It is our mission to enhance and improve the lives of our patients through exceptional care. To aid this mission we are practicing out of a renovated 25,000 square foot facility with state-of-the-art diagnostic and therapeutic equipment.

We concentrate on specialty and emergency cases, allowing us to dedicate high-level care to the following disciplines: anesthesiology, behavioral medicine, cardiology, critical care, dentistry, dermatology, emergency, internal medicine, interventional radiology, minimally invasive surgery, neurology, oncology, ophthalmology, radiology (including CT, MRI, and I-131), and surgery.

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In An Emergency

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IF YOU ARE EXPERIENCING AN EMERGENCY call your regular veterinarian. Many area veterinary hospitals refer emergency calls to us in the evenings and on weekends and holidays. Even in a dire emergency the ES team may be able to suggest immediate first aid measures and give you specific travel directions to the hospital.

Anesthesia

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The Anesthesia Service at Metropolitan Veterinary Associates (MVA) ensures the highest possible standard of care is available for your pet(s). We understand that as a pet owner, the use of anesthesia could cause concern, especially in instances where a history of problems with anesthesia or a complicating illness may be involved.

Behavioral Medicine

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Veterinary behavioral medicine is a field of veterinary medicine dedicated to preventing and treating behavior problems in domestic animals. Its goal is to improve the safety and quality of life of pets, their owners, and the general public. Behavioral medicine is evidence-based, which means that the diagnosis and treatment of behavior problems are founded in science's current understanding of learning, genetics, physiology, and neurology.

Cardiology

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Your pet may be referred for cardiac consultation if your veterinarian suspects an underlying heart condition is present or a heart condition has been diagnosed and may help evaluate the heart prior to treatment of other diseases in the body that may affect the heart. Heart disease may be suspected based on your pet's symptoms (coughing, rapid or difficult breathing, fainting) or abnormal physical examination findings (heart murmur or abnormal heart rhythm).Heart disease may lead to heart failure and early evaluation can be very important.

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