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*** We are so excited to announce a concrete schedule for the arrival of MVMC’s new MRI unit! On April 15th our current MRI will be dismantled, and on the 16th the new unit will arrive. Our team will be working hard to transition swiftly and successfully over the weeks to come. Please call ahead if you are a veterinarian referring a patient to our neurology team or an owner bringing your own pet in for neurologic evaluation. We will be assessing the availability of advanced imaging in real time; on a case-by-case basis. ***

About Maine Veterinary
Medical Center

At MVMC, we understand that your pet is an important part of your family. Our team of highly trained veterinarians and staff are dedicated to providing the highest level of care for all pets.

Maine Veterinary Medical Center

About Maine Veterinary Medical Center

Maine Veterinary Medical Center was started in 2009 as Maine Veterinary Referral Center and only had three specialties: neurology, surgery, and internal medicine. Over the next 10 years, what started as a referral specialty hospital blossomed into a comprehensive practice as we continued to add other specialties: cardiology, oncology, emergency and critical care, and rehabilitation. Along with attracting exceptionally talented personnel, we also gained stateoftheart equipment such as an MRI machine, mechanical ventilator, minimally invasive tools, fluoroscopy, and an underwater treadmill

In 2019, another expansion was completed, which added two infectious disease isolation wards, a dedicated catonly ward, and a brandnew intensive care unit.

 

MVMC now boasts approximately 35+ doctors and 170+ support staff members who treat approximately 10,000 pets per year. We are constantly innovating and growing our team, which has allowed us to maintain our status as the most advanced veterinary hospital in the region.

Accreditations

Maine Veterinary Medical Center is proud to be one of 26 hospitals in the United States operating as a Certified Level 1 Facility with the Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care Society. The purpose of the society is to promote the advancement of knowledge and high standards of practice in veterinary emergency medicine and critical patient care.