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Helpful Information

Helpful Cat & Dog Resources: Patient Forms, Animal Poison Control, Lost Pets and More!

Mt. Airy Veterinary Hospital offers a wide array of services for your dog or cat. Our state-of-the-art clinics include surgical and in-house laboratory facilities to help us meet all of your pet’s needs. To learn more, click a service below!

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Animal Poison Control

Animal poison-related emergency information 24 hours a day, 365 days a year

Animal Care and Control - ACCT

  • Lost Pets
  • Dog Licensing
  • Stray Intake
  • Complaints & Nuisances
  • Report Animal Cruelty

Injured Wildlife

The Schuykill Center Wildlife Rehabilitation Clinic

AAHA - American Animal Hospital Association

Did you know, Mt. Airy Animal Hospital has been AAHA accredited for over 20 years? Find out what this means for you and your pet!

Veterinary Partner

Pet Healthcare Information

Association for Pet Loss and Bereavement

At Mt. Airy Animal Hospital, we know that losing a loved one is difficult. Please follow the link below for helpful resources from the Association for Pet Loss and Bereavement.

Shelters

PSPCA

The PSPCA’s mission is to protect animals, prevent cruelty and to improve the health and quality of life throughout Pennsylvania.

PAWS

PAWS is the city’s largest rescue partner and provider of affordable, basic veterinary care for pet owners and rescue organizations that cannot otherwise access it.

Morris Animal Refuge

Founded in 1874, Morris Animal Refuge pioneers Animal Welfare. This Philadelphia organization focuses on adoption, education, and quality care for animals in need.

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Dr Marisa Brunetti VMD

Dr Marisa Brunetti

Veterinarian/Owner

Dr. Marisa Brunetti brings over 15 years of veterinary experience to Mt Airy Animal Hospital and Andorra Veterinary Clinic, with a passion for educating pet parents and advocating for animals and their people. She earned her veterinary degree from the University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine in 2010 and holds a BS in Public Relations and Biology from Syracuse University. She also has a passion for shelter and forensic veterinary medicine, speaking for those who can’t speak for themselves.

She shares her home with her husband, daughter Ava, an old lady cat named Phoenix, and two dogs – Lois Lane, a mutt from the streets of Houston, and Oliver, a Pennsylvania chihuahua who runs the household.

Dr. Emily Seymour VMD

Dr. Emily Seymour

Veterinarian

Dr. Emily Seymour brings a wealth of experience and compassion to her veterinary practice. A proud alumna of the University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine, Dr. Seymour spent part of her youth in Mt. Airy, Philadelphia, and is thrilled to be serving the community she once called home.

Outside the clinic, Dr. Seymour enjoys hiking, birding, gardening, and playing chess. She and her husband are the proud parents of twin daughters, Audrey and Maya, and share their home with a lively crew of animal companions. Dr. Seymour speaks both English and Spanish, allowing her to connect with a diverse range of pet owners.