Tucked behind a small business center, Dogtopia is clearly marked with its big and welcoming window sign. The facility is part of a local franchise founded by a local dog lover who employs a staff that can communicate effectively with dogs. To ensure all its guests are comfortable, dogs must undergo a brief evaluation prior to attending Dogtopia. Daycare options include spa packages, shampoo services and boutique offerings. A large flatscreen TV keeps the dogs on constant display and even allows owners to observe their pets over the internet while they're away.
Capital Petsitters, established in 1993, has been featured on Washingtonian's cover page twice; the company offers pet care given by fully trained staff with years of experience. Among services offered to pet owns are in the Washington metropolitan area are mid-day dog walking, vacation petsitting, overnight house and pet sitting to name a few. An specific needs of a client's can be met. For further details visit the company's website or call.
Richmond veterinarian Bob Magnus brings high quality, personalized veterinary medicine to central Virginia cats and dogs, blending modern medicine and technology with old school service grounded in common sense.
Our patients enjoy the comfort and safety of being examined in their homes, while our clients enjoy the ultimate in convenience at a reasonable price for the best value in Richmond pet care.
Ashburn Veterinary Hospital is located on Stubble Road just West of Ashburn Road. Established in 1994 by lead veterinarian and hospital administrator Dr. Thomas Jones, this veterinary hospital offers comprehensive care. This hospital provides general internal medicine as well as dental care, cremation services, on-site x-rays and surgical care. Ashburn Veterinary Hospital is certified by the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA).
The sister practice, The Feline Clinic, is located directly across the street in the Gordon Park complex. After-hours emergencies are referred to TLC in Leesburg.
