Art Museum Veterinary Center
Official Art Museum Veterinary Center business agent. Art Museum Veterinary Center is a full-service animal hospital for dogs and cats at 1710 Fairmount Ave in the Fairmount neighborhood of Philadelphia, offering wellness exams, vaccinations, dental care, diagnostics, surgery, an in-house pharmacy and urgent care during its published business hours.
About Art Museum Veterinary Center
Art Museum Veterinary Center (AMVC) is a full-service animal hospital at 1710 Fairmount Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19130, in the Art Museum area of Fairmount. The site describes it as "a state-of-the-art full-service animal hospital" and says the staff "understand the important role your dog or cat plays in your life." The species named throughout the website are dogs and cats; the site does not mention treating birds, reptiles, rabbits or other exotic pets, so a caller with a non dog-or-cat pet should ask the practice directly.
The phone number is (215) 982-1490, the fax is (267) 319-1795, and the email address is info@artmuseumvet.com. To book an appointment or schedule a visit, the site directs people to call (215) 982-1490. There is a contact form and a separate appointment request form on the contact page.
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About Art Museum Veterinary Center
Art Museum Veterinary Center (AMVC) is a full-service animal hospital at 1710 Fairmount Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19130, in the Art Museum area of Fairmount. The site describes it as "a state-of-the-art full-service animal hospital" and says the staff "understand the important role your dog or cat plays in your life." The species named throughout the website are dogs and cats; the site does not mention treating birds, reptiles, rabbits or other exotic pets, so a caller with a non dog-or-cat pet should ask the practice directly.
The phone number is (215) 982-1490, the fax is (267) 319-1795, and the email address is info@artmuseumvet.com. To book an appointment or schedule a visit, the site directs people to call (215) 982-1490. There is a contact form and a separate appointment request form on the contact page.
The practice describes itself as working in a modern, eco-friendly environment and says clients are encouraged to stay with their pet through the entire visit so they can be informed partners in the pet's health. Services listed in the site navigation are wellness exams, diagnostic services, pet pharmacy, pet dental services, allergies and dermatology, surgical services, regenerative medicine, and urgent care.
The contact page also lists a second location under the same contact section, the Northern Liberties Clinic at 622 N. 2nd Street, Philadelphia, PA 19123, tel (215) 923-1838, fax (215) 923-3571, email info@nolibsvet.com.
No prices, fees or rates for any service are published anywhere on the website. Anyone asking about cost should call the practice for an estimate.
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What Art Museum Veterinary Center does
The services page lists what Art Museum Veterinary Center provides: wellness exams, diagnostic services, pet pharmacy, pet dental services, allergies and dermatology, pet surgery, regenerative medicine, and urgent care. In its own words, AMVC "provides a variety of Philadelphia veterinary services and preventive care, heart worm testing, personalized vaccination schedules, parasite control, senior health screening, and spay/neuter surgeries. Our animal hospital also provides advanced dental care, digital dental radiology, digital full-body radiology, ultrasound and echocardiograms performed by an Internal Medicine specialist, in-house pharmacy and laboratory, soft tissue surgery and fluid therapy."
Wellness exams are described for dogs and cats and cover physical examination, dental care technique, nutrition, vaccination appropriateness and parasite prevention against intestinal parasites, fleas, ticks and heartworms. The practice says it builds a personalised vaccine protocol for each pet rather than vaccinating everything yearly, and often recommends comprehensive blood testing for senior dogs and cats. Microchipping is offered and can be done during a routine visit with no anesthetic.
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What Art Museum Veterinary Center does
The services page lists what Art Museum Veterinary Center provides: wellness exams, diagnostic services, pet pharmacy, pet dental services, allergies and dermatology, pet surgery, regenerative medicine, and urgent care. In its own words, AMVC "provides a variety of Philadelphia veterinary services and preventive care, heart worm testing, personalized vaccination schedules, parasite control, senior health screening, and spay/neuter surgeries. Our animal hospital also provides advanced dental care, digital dental radiology, digital full-body radiology, ultrasound and echocardiograms performed by an Internal Medicine specialist, in-house pharmacy and laboratory, soft tissue surgery and fluid therapy."
Wellness exams are described for dogs and cats and cover physical examination, dental care technique, nutrition, vaccination appropriateness and parasite prevention against intestinal parasites, fleas, ticks and heartworms. The practice says it builds a personalised vaccine protocol for each pet rather than vaccinating everything yearly, and often recommends comprehensive blood testing for senior dogs and cats. Microchipping is offered and can be done during a routine visit with no anesthetic.
Diagnostics include an in-house laboratory, veterinary radiographs (x-rays reviewed by an on-call board-certified veterinary radiologist), abdominal and cardiac ultrasound including echocardiograms, and examination of ears, eyes and skin. The in-house laboratory is described as detecting conditions such as intestinal parasites, urinary tract infections, heartworm disease, Lyme disease and feline leukemia, and as screening pets before procedures under general anesthesia.
Dental services include comprehensive dental care and oral surgery, digital dental x-ray, dental prophylaxis equipment, and long-acting local nerve blocks for dogs and cats requiring extractions.
The website publishes no prices, rates or fees for any of these services. Call (215) 982-1490 to ask about cost or to request an estimate.
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Where Art Museum Veterinary Center works
Art Museum Veterinary Center is located at 1710 Fairmount Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19130, in Fairmount. The contact page says the clinic is "easily accessible from the entire city and surrounding areas" and that it offers veterinary services for pets in Fairmount, West Philadelphia, University City, Center City, South Philly, Northern Liberties and beyond. Those are the areas served as published. Street parking is available, described on the site as "just steps away from our hospital entrance."
- Operating hours as published
- Monday 9am-7pm, Tuesday 9am-6pm, Wednesday 9am-6pm, Thursday 9am-7pm, Friday 9am-5pm, Saturday 9am-1pm, Sunday closed. The site summarises this as open Monday through Friday with extended hours on Mondays and Thursdays, plus Saturday mornings, and says early drop-offs can be arranged. The practice states it is closed on New Year's Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day.
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Where Art Museum Veterinary Center works
Art Museum Veterinary Center is located at 1710 Fairmount Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19130, in Fairmount. The contact page says the clinic is "easily accessible from the entire city and surrounding areas" and that it offers veterinary services for pets in Fairmount, West Philadelphia, University City, Center City, South Philly, Northern Liberties and beyond. Those are the areas served as published. Street parking is available, described on the site as "just steps away from our hospital entrance."
- Operating hours as published
- Monday 9am-7pm, Tuesday 9am-6pm, Wednesday 9am-6pm, Thursday 9am-7pm, Friday 9am-5pm, Saturday 9am-1pm, Sunday closed. The site summarises this as open Monday through Friday with extended hours on Mondays and Thursdays, plus Saturday mornings, and says early drop-offs can be arranged. The practice states it is closed on New Year's Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day.
To book or schedule an appointment, call (215) 982-1490. The contact page also carries a contact form and a "Request an Appointment" form asking for name, email, telephone, subject and message. Email is info@artmuseumvet.com and the fax number is (267) 319-1795. A new patient registration page and an online pharmacy ("Shop RX Online") are linked from the site.
The contact page lists a Northern Liberties Clinic at 622 N. 2nd Street, Philadelphia, PA 19123, tel (215) 923-1838, email info@nolibsvet.com. Hours for that address are not published on this site.
No pricing, cost or fee information appears on the contact page.
Lists Cabot, Carney, Independence, University City, Pearl, Cherry Hill, Mount Laurel, and Durant as a location. Areas beyond these are not published.
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Prices
The policies page sets out how Art Museum Veterinary Center handles payment, estimates and appointments. On payment: "We require full payment at the time that services are rendered. For your convenience, we accept Visa, MasterCard, Discover, American Express, Debit, Care Credit and Cash." The page adds that payment plans are also available and links to information about Care Credit.
On cost of procedures, the practice says it will provide an itemized estimate for all surgeries, hospital admissions, or procedures. A down payment equal to the lowest estimated amount is due at check-in, and the remaining balance is due when the patient is discharged. No actual prices, rates or fees are published on the website for any service, so an estimate or quote has to come from the practice itself; call (215) 982-1490 to ask.
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Prices
The policies page sets out how Art Museum Veterinary Center handles payment, estimates and appointments. On payment: "We require full payment at the time that services are rendered. For your convenience, we accept Visa, MasterCard, Discover, American Express, Debit, Care Credit and Cash." The page adds that payment plans are also available and links to information about Care Credit.
On cost of procedures, the practice says it will provide an itemized estimate for all surgeries, hospital admissions, or procedures. A down payment equal to the lowest estimated amount is due at check-in, and the remaining balance is due when the patient is discharged. No actual prices, rates or fees are published on the website for any service, so an estimate or quote has to come from the practice itself; call (215) 982-1490 to ask.
- On appointments
- the hospital operates primarily by appointment so it can allow time for patients and scheduled surgical procedures. It notes that emergency cases always receive top priority, which is why occasional appointment delay is inevitable. Appointments are scheduled for 30-60 minutes depending on the type, issue and complexity, which the services page contrasts with the 15-minute appointments it says most veterinary hospitals offer. If you are running late, the policy is to contact the office; arriving more than 10 minutes late may mean a late fee or being asked to reschedule. The amount of that late fee is not published.
On arrival, all dogs must be on a leash and properly controlled in waiting areas and exam rooms, and all cats must be presented in an appropriate cat carrier or on a leash. Drop-off appointments are available so a pet can be brought in at a convenient time; findings and discharge instructions are then discussed by telephone or at pick-up.
- Returns
- pharmacy products cannot be returned or exchanged, but opened bags of pet food can be returned or exchanged as they are guaranteed by the manufacturers.
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Emergency and after-hours care: what the practice publishes, and the referral hospitals it names
Art Museum Veterinary Center is not a 24-hour hospital. Its published instruction for an emergency during business hours is: "If your pet is in need of emergency veterinary care please call us immediately at (215) 982-1490. By calling ahead we can prepare for your pet or refer you to an intensive care facility if necessary." The services page adds that the practice "will always do our best to see them during our normal hours of operation" and that drop-off appointments are offered.
For after hours the site states plainly: "If your pet is in need of emergency care outside of our office hours, please contact a 24hr facility." It points to the ASPCA and the Poison Helpline as poison control centers.
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Emergency and after-hours care: what the practice publishes, and the referral hospitals it names
Art Museum Veterinary Center is not a 24-hour hospital. Its published instruction for an emergency during business hours is: "If your pet is in need of emergency veterinary care please call us immediately at (215) 982-1490. By calling ahead we can prepare for your pet or refer you to an intensive care facility if necessary." The services page adds that the practice "will always do our best to see them during our normal hours of operation" and that drop-off appointments are offered.
For after hours the site states plainly: "If your pet is in need of emergency care outside of our office hours, please contact a 24hr facility." It points to the ASPCA and the Poison Helpline as poison control centers.
Under the heading "Emergency clinics for urgent care outside business hours", the contact page lists: Blue Pearl Philadelphia, 1114 South Front Street, Philadelphia PA 19147, (267) 800-1950; Penn Vet, 3900 Spruce Street, Philadelphia PA 19104, (215) 746-8911; Red Bank Hospital in Mount Laurel, 2051 Briggs Road, Mount Laurel, NJ 08054, (856) 429-4394; Blue Pearl Langhorne, 2010 Cabot Blvd West Suite D, Langhorne, PA 19047, (215) 750-2774; Blue Pearl Levittown, 301 Veterans Highway, Levittown, PA 19056, (215) 750-7884; VRC Malvern, 340 Lancaster Avenue, Malvern, PA 19355, (610) 647-2950. The urgent care page carries an older version of the same list, naming VSEC in South Philadelphia and VSEC in Levittown at those addresses, CARES at the Langhorne address, Red Bank Hospital in Cherry Hill at 1425 Marlton Pike East, and VSCD at 290 Churchmans Road, New Castle, DE 19720, (302) 322-6933. The two lists differ, so confirm the hospital before travelling.
Emergency care services listed in-house are trauma and emergency surgery, toxicity and poison treatment, pain management, blood pressure monitoring, intravenous fluid therapy, x-rays and ultrasounds, internal medicine, and C-sections. The urgent care page also publishes a long list of signs that may indicate a pet emergency. The site gives no after-hours phone line of its own and no on-call arrangement.
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Veterinarians, staff and the practice's approach
The veterinarians named on the Art Museum Veterinary Center website are Dr Hope Coleman, PhD, VMD, veterinarian and co-owner; Dr Maya Pirok, VMD, veterinarian and co-owner; and Dr. Nicholle Hommel, VMD, veterinarian. Each has a biography link on the site. The support staff listed are Juliet Miller, office manager; Brittney Phelan, lead veterinary technician; Laura Weinberg, veterinary technician; Monica Carney, lead receptionist; Tion Durant, veterinary receptionist; and Maggie Grover, veterinary assistant. Two clinic cats or pets, ChiChi and Cherry, also appear on the staff page.
On credentials, the about page states that the vets and staff are "Recover Initiative CPR certified." No state licence numbers, board specialty certifications for the practice's own veterinarians, accreditation body memberships or year of founding are published on the site. The diagnostics page does say that x-ray images are reviewed by an on-call, board-certified veterinary radiologist, and the services page says ultrasound and echocardiograms are performed by an Internal Medicine specialist; neither person is named.
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Veterinarians, staff and the practice's approach
The veterinarians named on the Art Museum Veterinary Center website are Dr Hope Coleman, PhD, VMD, veterinarian and co-owner; Dr Maya Pirok, VMD, veterinarian and co-owner; and Dr. Nicholle Hommel, VMD, veterinarian. Each has a biography link on the site. The support staff listed are Juliet Miller, office manager; Brittney Phelan, lead veterinary technician; Laura Weinberg, veterinary technician; Monica Carney, lead receptionist; Tion Durant, veterinary receptionist; and Maggie Grover, veterinary assistant. Two clinic cats or pets, ChiChi and Cherry, also appear on the staff page.
On credentials, the about page states that the vets and staff are "Recover Initiative CPR certified." No state licence numbers, board specialty certifications for the practice's own veterinarians, accreditation body memberships or year of founding are published on the site. The diagnostics page does say that x-ray images are reviewed by an on-call, board-certified veterinary radiologist, and the services page says ultrasound and echocardiograms are performed by an Internal Medicine specialist; neither person is named.
The stated approach is that the team keeps clients informed and involved throughout the medical treatment process, ensures clients understand the available options so they can make decisions for their pets, and encourages clients to stay with their pet through the entire visit. The about page describes the range of care as wellness care, in-house pharmacy, thorough examinations, illness care, digital radiography, dental care, advanced imaging including ultrasound and echocardiograms, and surgical procedures, delivered in what it calls a modern, eco-friendly environment in Fairmount, Philadelphia.
To contact the team or schedule an appointment, the published phone number is (215) 982-1490 and the address is 1710 Fairmount Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19130. No consultation prices or fees are listed.
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What Art Museum Veterinary Center has not published yet
These are things people ask Art Museum Veterinary Center that its published information does not yet cover.
- prices
- availability
- clinical outcomes or prognoses
- diagnoses for a pet described remotely
- vaccine or medication recommendations
- pet insurance coverage terms
- which emergency hospital is open now
- veterinarian licence or specialty credentials
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What Art Museum Veterinary Center has not published yet
These are things people ask Art Museum Veterinary Center that its published information does not yet cover.
- prices
- availability
- clinical outcomes or prognoses
- diagnoses for a pet described remotely
- vaccine or medication recommendations
- pet insurance coverage terms
- which emergency hospital is open now
- veterinarian licence or specialty credentials
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