Make an appointment
Call, text or email the front desk, and they’ll book your visit based on each doctor’s availability. Your pet’s records are in the Great Pet Care pet portal and app.
Veterinary care for dogs & cats in Medford, NJ Exceptional veterinary care. Personal attention. Local heart.
An independent, locally owned Fear Free hospital, caring for Medford’s pets since 1976. Open weekday evenings until 7pm and Saturday mornings.
Weekday hours8am–12pm & 1pm–7pm
- 4.9 on Google (337 reviews)
- Serving Medford since 1976
- Fear Free Practice
- Visits by appointment
- Open until 7pm on weekdays
Online front desk
The things you’d usually call about, one tap away.
Make an appointment, reorder medications, get your new-client forms ready or ask a quick question, any time of day.
Refill medications & diets
Order your pet’s medications and prescription diets from our own home-delivery pharmacy, run by Vetsource.
New-client forms
Print, fill in and bring them to your appointment.
Payment & CareCredit
Cash, checks, CareCredit, Affirm, Visa, Mastercard, American Express and Discover are accepted, and we offer text-to-pay links. Payment is due when services are completed.
Find us
45 Jackson Road, Medford, NJ 08055.
Services
Care for every stage, from the first puppy visit to the senior years.
Wellness exams
Annual or twice-yearly nose-to-tail exams: to evaluate teeth, eyes, ears, heart, lungs, skin, lymph nodes and abdomen, with personalized recommendations for bloodwork and an annual fecal check.
Vaccines & prevention
Core and lifestyle-based vaccines. Personalized so your pet is protected for what it needs, plus year-round heartworm, flea and tick prevention with local tick-borne disease risk in mind.
Puppy & kitten care
A first full exam soon after adoption, then boosters every 3–4 weeks until 19–20 weeks of age.
Senior pet care
Health plans for pets 7 and up, with at least yearly exams and screening for heart disease, diabetes, kidney disease and more.
Dental care
Oral exams, digital dental X-rays, scaling above and below the gumline, polishing, extractions and basic oral surgery.
Surgery
Spays, neuters, dental extractions and mass removals, with a pre-surgical consultation and monitored anesthesia. How surgery day works
In-house lab & digital X-ray
Chemistry and blood-count results, often within minutes, and digital X-rays that can be shared with specialists.
Allergy, skin & behavior
Skin and food allergies and diet trials. Help with noise phobias, house-soiling, separation anxiety and new-pet introductions.
Nutrition, microchips & travel
A body-condition check at every exam, Hill’s, Royal Canin and Purina prescription diets, Datamars microchips with free registration, and international health certificates.
Also here for you: general practice medicine, glaucoma screening, an in-house pharmacy, end-of-life planning with a private family room, and nail trims at any appointment.
Call to bookA calmer visit
Calmer visits, for pets and their people.
We’re a Fear Free Practice: all of our doctors are Fear Free certified, as are our management and many of our technicians. A few things that make a visit easier:
- A private family room for end-of-life visits and calmer consultations.
- Nail trims at any type of appointment, or with a technician.
Fear Free PracticeAll our doctors, our management and many of our technicians are Fear Free certified
Surgery
Surgery day, step by step.
Routine spays, neuters, dental extractions and mass removals are done here, with other procedures considered case by case. Here’s what to expect.
Consultation
A veterinarian examines your pet first, then develops your estimate and emails it to you.
The night before
No food or water after midnight. If your pet eats or drinks after that, call us for advice.
Drop-off
Complete and sign the digital consent forms that are sent to you prior to drop-off, and allow at least 20 minutes for check-in.
The procedure
Your pet’s anesthesia is monitored while the procedure is under way.
Recheck
Soft-tissue and oral surgery patients get a brief recheck exam 10–14 days later, at no charge.
Scheduling a procedure? The surgical coordinator handles surgery scheduling. Call during business hours and leave a message.
Our story
Independent and local, since 1976.
Dr. Edward Frame opened Medford Animal Hospital in 1976. Dr. Corrin McCann joined in March 2016 and has owned the practice since June of that year.
We’re proud to be an independent veterinary hospital serving our local community. We’re not a corporate chain. We’re your neighbors, and we take the time to know our patients: not just their medical history, but their personalities, their families and what makes them special.
Our mission: To serve our patients, clients, and community with high quality personalized care, honest and direct communication, respect, and a friendly and knowledgeable staff. We sponsor local people and organizations and are a proud Pets for Patriots partner.
- Dr. Corrin McCannVeterinarian & owner · Fear Free certified
- Dr. Elise EnnersVeterinarian · Fear Free certified
- Dr. Pam MukalianVeterinarian · Fear Free certified
- Dr. Loren VolpeVeterinarian · Fear Free certified
- Dr. Jessica KaplanVeterinarian · Fear Free certified
Client reviews
In their own words.
Out of all the vets I have been to in my life, Medford animal hospital has the friendliest staff, the service is fast and our pup loves to go there!
The technicians were very caring and gentle with the animals. They worked well together and my dogs were very happy. Even though they were getting their temperature taken and two shots.
I cannot say enough of the excellent care and attention to detail we received at MAH. Dr. McCann was both kind and professional, working to assess my cat…
Quotes from our client review page.
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Emergencies
Worried it can’t wait? Call right away.
During hospital hours
Call us right away at (609) 654-6855.
Signs that need care right away
- Difficulty breathing
- Acute abdominal swelling
- Electric shock
- Excessive vomiting or diarrhea
- Bleeding
- Heat stroke
- Seizures
- Sudden weakness
- Temperature above 104° or below 100°
- Unable to urinate or defecate
The online assistant can’t assess symptoms or give medical advice. If you’re worried about your pet, please call.
When we’re closed
When we’re closed, we refer you to these emergency hospitals. Please call ahead, as their hours and availability can change.
- NorthStar VETS315 Robbinsville-Allentown Rd, Robbinsville · 2834 Route 73N, Maple Shade(609) 259-8300
- Red Bank Veterinary Hospital – Mount Laurel2051 Briggs Rd, Mount Laurel(856) 429-4394
- Penn Vet Ryan Hospital Emergency/ICU3900 Spruce St, Philadelphia(215) 746-8387
Visit us
On Jackson Road, in historic Medford.
| Monday – FridayMon – Fri | 8am–12pm & 1pm–7pm |
|---|---|
| Saturday | 8am–12pm |
| Sunday | Closed |
Holiday hours can differ, so give us a call to check.
Close to home for families in
- Medford
- Medford Lakes
- Shamong
- Marlton
- Southampton
Exceptional veterinary care. Personal attention. Local heart.
Independent, locally owned and Fear Free.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
Didn’t find it?
Ask the assistant about hours, forms, payment or surgery prep. It answers from our own policies and points you to our team for anything medical.
What are your hours?
Monday to Friday 8am–12pm and 1pm–7pm, Saturday 8am–12pm, closed Sunday.
Can I book an appointment online?
No, appointments aren’t booked online. Call (609) 654-6855, text (844) 384-5470 or email medfordanimalhospital@gmail.com, and the front desk will book it based on each doctor’s availability.
Do you take walk-ins?
Visits are by appointment, not walk-in. Same-day visits are offered for clients: call (609) 654-6855 to ask about one. If you’re worried your pet can’t wait, call right away.
What forms of payment do you accept?
Cash, checks, CareCredit, Affirm, Visa, MasterCard, American Express and Discover, and we offer text-to-pay links. Payment is due on completion of services.
What is your cancellation policy?
Please give at least 24 hours’ notice if you need to cancel. Late cancellations and no-shows may be subject to a cancellation fee.
What do I do in an emergency after hours?
Contact one of these emergency hospitals, and please call ahead:
- NorthStar VETS: (609) 259-8300
- Red Bank Veterinary Hospital – Mount Laurel: (856) 429-4394
- Penn Vet Ryan Hospital Emergency/ICU: (215) 746-8387
How often does my puppy or kitten need boosters?
Every 3–4 weeks until 19–20 weeks of age. Your veterinarian sets the vaccine plan for your pet.
When should my pet stop eating before surgery?
No food or water after midnight the night before surgery. If your pet eats or drinks after that, call us for advice.
Is there a charge for the post-surgery recheck?
No. All soft-tissue and oral surgery patients get a no-charge brief recheck exam 10–14 days after their procedure.
Do you recommend pet insurance?
We have no specific insurance affiliations. Compare plans, and at minimum consider catastrophic coverage.
Let’s take good care of them, together.
Call, text or email the front desk to make an appointment, or ask a quick question any time.