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read moreIf your pet is lost, or if you find a pet, we have provided some phone numbers that can be helpful in assisting you. In addition to these.

read moreMontgomery Animal Hospital has been serving the needs of dogs, cats and their faithful owners — for over 50 years. Owned and managed by award-winning vet, Dr. Adam Jaffe, and conveniently located in the heart of Rockville, it is a full service veterinary hospital that provides a wide range of comprehensive medical, dental, diagnostic and surgical services. We are very proud of our facility, our staff, our commitment to provide unparalleled patient care, our full complement of top-quality services and the on-going and important role we play in our community.

read moreEach year, thousands of pets go missing, and the sad truth is that many are never found, even though there is an easy way to dramatically decrease the likelihood of losing them. Many pets, especially those that stay indoors, don't wear collars or tags. Even if yours does, collars can break off and tags can become damaged and unreadable, so these forms of ID are often not enough to ensure their safe return. A microchip is a safe, simple form of identification that can significantly increase the chance your pet will return safely.

read moreBecause our four-legged companions age at a much faster rate than we do, regular wellness exams are one of the most critical components of your pet's overall care. In keeping with the guidelines of the American Veterinary Medical Association, we recommend you bring your dog or cat in for a complete wellness exam at least once a year. Maintaining that schedule not only enables us to help keep your pet healthy now, but it allows our doctors to identify potential medical problems and address them immediately, before they have a chance to develop into something serious.

read moreUltrasonography is a diagnostic technique that uses ultrasound waves to produce images of the inner workings of your pet's body. Unlike x-rays, ultrasonography does not use radiation, but instead utilizes high-frequency sound (ultrasound) waves. It is a completely non-invasive, painless way to diagnose and evaluate many common diseases. Our doctors are able to secure in-depth views of your pet's internal organs, monitor their functions and identify any abnormalities that may be causing problems.

read moreOur puppy and kitten visits will help both of you get off to a happy-and healthy-start. They include a full "nose-to-tail" physical exam, during which we look for any signs of illness or physical abnormalities. We teach you what you need to know about nutrition, training, vaccinations, grooming, parasite protection and your pet's overall health. Even if this isn't your first four-legged child, all animals are unique, with their own physical and emotional traits, and that challenges you to learn how best to help them adjust to the wide world around them-and to your own family.

read moreWe rely on a wide variety of diagnostic services, from routine blood work to advanced imaging, to manage the ongoing health of our patients. Our state-of-the-art in-house laboratory allows us to receive fast and accurate results from a wide range of diagnostic tests including serum chemistry, hematology, urinalysis, parasite testing, tests for tick-borne illness and rapid tests for pancreatitis or parvovirus. Some of our tests can be completed as quickly as 30 minutes, facilitating the diagnosis of time-sensitive conditions.

read morePets communicate with us in many ways. Most of the time it's a welcoming gesture, such as a purr, tail wag or a lick and they sometimes express their positive feelings by snuggling up beside us. There are other occasions, however, when pets exhibit behaviors that are not so welcome. If yours is acting out or showing signs of distress or disenchantment, there are any number of possible explanations, most of which you are not likely to be able to understand or change without the knowledge and tools necessary to turn the behavior around.