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Bryn Mawr Veterinary Clinic

Bryn Mawr Veterinary Hospital


18 N. Merion Ave

Bryn Mawr, PA 19010

Phone: 610-527-3484

Email: web@brynmawrvet.com

Website: www.brynmawrvet.com

We are located in the western suburbs of Philadelphia, and provide quality care to families and their pets. The hospital was initially founded in the mid 1960s, and then Drs. Steve Cantner and Judy Shekmar acquired it and turned it into the small animal practice it is today. We have made it our goal to make your pet’s health the top priority. Our staff strive to provide you and your family with excellent customer service; a technician resides lives above the hospital to oversee all overnight patients.
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