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About Us
Yarmouth Veterinary Center is a full-service veterinary medical facility, located in Yarmouth, ME. The professional and courteous staff at Yarmouth Veterinary Center provides the best possible medical care, surgical care and dental care for cats, dogs, birds, reptiles, rabbits, rodents, and other "pocket-sized" pets. We are committed to promoting responsible pet ownership and preventive health care for our clients and their pets. Yarmouth Veterinary Center offers excellence in veterinary care, and also grooming and boarding, to Yarmouth, ME and surrounding areas. We also stock a full range of pet supplies and Science Diet and Prescription Diet foods. Please take a moment to contact us today, to learn more about how Yarmouth Veterinary Center can help you care for your non-human family members.
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Monday-Friday
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7:30AM – 6:00PM
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Saturday
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8:00AM - 12:00PM
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Sunday
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4 PM Boarding Pick-up
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After Hours Emergencies
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Animal Emergency Clinic, Portland, 878-3121
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Animal Emergency Clinic of Mid-Maine, 777-1110
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Maine Vet Referral Center, 885-1290
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YVC News Headlines(Please click on the More Info button to read more about these stories)Ticks attack! After a midsummer lull, the southern Maine tick population explodes in the late fall and early winter.
We now offer a free first exam and 50% discount on spay or neuter for any pet adopted from a humane society or rescue organization.
Have you ever wondered just what breeds went into your mixed breed dog? Now you can find out...
Click here to read our Pawprints Newsletter....
Visit our pet gallery to add photos and stories about your pet and see some of our other favorite patients.
Has anyone spotted the Leaping Lab? Hint: Look up!
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Featured ArticleCANINE VACCINE RECOMMENDATIONS
General Practice Preventative Medicine
GUIDELINES
Vaccinations (immunizations, "shots") have saved the lives of millions of dogs. Before the days of effective vaccines, dogs routinely died from distemper, hepatitis, leptospirosis, parvovirus and complications of upper respiratory infections. Current vaccination programs protect our dogs (and us) from the threat of rabies. Newer vaccines, including those administered through the nostrils, have been developed to protect against a variety of infections. Click Here To Read More
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