Welcome to Fullerton Animal Hospital – home to your Baltimore emergency vet. Our high-tech veterinary hospital is proud to offer personalized, attentive care – and we are committed to answering any questions about your pet’s health in less than an hour! We offer an in-house lab for immediate results from diagnostic testing and blood work, as well as digital radiography for precise diagnosis.
At Fullerton Animal Hospital, personalized attention is the hallmark of
how our veterinary team works. We treat each pet with respect and
compassion. From routine pet vaccinations to advanced surgical care to emergency pet care, our
21236 Baltimore vet team is committed to keeping your pets active and
healthy for life.
Our experienced team provides comprehensive veterinary care services, including cardiology, dentistry, internal medicine, neurology, oncology, ophthalmology and orthopedic surgery. Our emergency animal hospital also provides routine pet care, including annual check-ups, pet vaccinations, and spay or neuter surgery.
Dr. Bob Brown, a lifelong resident of Baltimore County, leads our team of six experienced veterinarians: .Dr. Dianna Burton, Dr. Cary Labrenz, Dr. Meridith Brand, Dr. Rachel Kuester, and Dr. Rebecca Fraser. The owner of Fullerton Animal Hospital since 1995, Dr. Brown, along with our entire vet team, is committed to treating your pets just like the valued family members that they are. With a team of six veterinarians, our veterinary hospital is able to provide an elevated level of personalized service and attention. We see all pet patients and their guardians promptly, helping you save time without feeling rushed.
In the event of a pet emergency, our emergency animal hospital is where your pet needs to be! We offer 24 hour vet services for urgent and emergency care. If your pet experiences a life-threatening emergency, no appointment is required. Please call our vet clinic to lets us know that you are on the way, and we will have a veterinary care team ready to assist upon arrival.
Our veterinary hospital offers advanced surgical procedures, including laser surgery and endoscopy. Whenever possible, we choose minimally invasive procedures. These advanced 
techniques reduce the risk of complications and pain for your pet, while speeding the healing process. We know that any procedure, no matter how “routine”, can be stressful for both pets and their owners. Our emergency vet will fully explain the purpose and process for every procedure with pet owners, answering any questions so you feel confident and comfortable in the treatment choices. Prior to administering anesthesia, we conduct comprehensive blood work. During anesthesia, we closely monitor your pet’s heart rate and vital signs. Following any procedure, our veterinarian works closely with pet owners for follow-up care. Should unexpected complications arise, our 21236 emergency vet team is always ready to assist.
Our veterinary hospital is conveniently located to serve the Parkville and Kearney communities, including 21234 and 21236. We look forward to welcoming your pet into our family!
To schedule an appointment with a veterinarian, call us today at 410-630-8110 or use our online appointment request form.
Our Doctors:
Dr. Bob Brown
Dr. Dianna Burton
Dr. Cary Labrenz
Dr. Meridith Brand
Dr. Rachel Kuester
Dr. Rebecca Fraser
Baltimore Veterinarian | Fullerton Animal Hospital | 410-630-8110
8018 Bel Air Road
Baltimore, MD 21236
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| Sat | 8 - 3 |
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