COUNTY LINE VETERINARY HOSPITAL 989 Route 73 South Marlton, NJ 08053 Telephone: (856) 988-0022
HERITAGE VETERINARY HOSPITAL 4000 Route 130 North Delran, NJ 08075 Telephone: (856) 461-0800
Your Pets Aren't Just Pets . . . They're family!
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COUNTY LINE VETERINARY HOSPITAL 989 Route 73 South Marlton, NJ 08053 Telephone: (856) 988-0022
HERITAGE VETERINARY HOSPITAL 4000 Route 130 North Delran, NJ 08075 Telephone: (856) 461-0800
Your Pets Aren't Just Pets . . . They're family!
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Fins shares her bed with the cats, Max and Spike. Fins is all dressed up for Halloween!
Our thanks to Judy Donlen for these wonderful photos!
Meet Abby and Tyson who both go to County Line Veterinary Hospital in Marlton, New Jersey. Abby is the fawn, Tyson is the Brindle.
Our thanks to Nicole for these great pictures!
Here are 6 of our 7 cats who see Dr. Weitzner at County Line Veterinary Hospital in Marlton, NJ. Pictured in front is Kitty, then in the back row, from left to right, are Jadzia, Tasha, Merlyn, Elrond and O'Neill. All were bird watching from our back door last spring.
Our thanks to Jana Challenger for this great photo!
Meet Hat Trick who is also affectionately known as Hattie. She is a young 13 month old English Bulldog and has been a patient of County Line since she was about 9 weeks old.
Our thanks to Hattie's family for this cute photo!
Our thanks to John and Robin D'Allessio for this great photo!
Our thanks to Scott & Angela Olson for these wonderful pictures!
I love getting a bath with my rubber duckies and visiting all my friends at County Line Veterinary Hospital. Sue and Greg Nelson adopted me when I was a young cat. They have provided me with excellent health care at your facility. Thank you very much for your kind and professional care. Love, Buster
"Sophie" is just 6 months old in this picture.
She loves all the TLC she gets from the staff of County Line!
Our thanks to Stephen & Tammy Snively for this great picture!
Here is a picture of our sweetie pie, Lady, trying to catch a snow flack during a major snow storm in February, 2003. Throughout the years, whenever it snowed, Lady would bury herself in the deepest pile of snow she could find. She LOVES the cold!!!
Our thanks to Jesse and Diana Domeracki for this fantastic photo!
Here is a picture of Romo in the snow. He's an American Eskimo and loooves the cold! He also loves his doctors at County Line Veterinary Hospital in Marlton!! :)
Our thanks to Michelle for these great photos!
Here is a picture of our Krimpet, a 6-month-old white boxer who is a patient at County Line Veterinary Hospital.
Our thanks to Melissa Miller for this great picture!
Hey guys . . . . I'm playin' here!
Give me some space, O.K. ?
Our thanks to Lisa Nasuti (Trooper & Lexi's Mom) for this wonderful picture!
Here are "Buddy" & "Sam", pets of our own Krista Peters.
Our thanks to Krista for sharing these wonderful photos.
Here are "Gabby", a golden retriever and "Hailie", a boxer. Gabby had Dr. Weitzner and Linda help fix her up, when she had been spayed at a different veterinary clinic. Gabby & Hailie both love County Line Veterinary Hospital!
Our thanks to our very own KATE BAUNACK for these great pictures
Here's "Duncan", the Golden Retriever Meet Duncan and Floyd, the official mascots of County Line Vet companions to our own Dr. Bruce and family. "The Boys" as they are affectionately known as are well known by many clients and patients alike. We get requests for them to be brought to the front office to visit with clients as well as to play with clients' dogs while boarding with us. Recently they were part of a 5 dog supervised doggy day care session. Some of our longer established clients may remember their predecessors, Maxx and Nittney, Dr. Bruce's previous Boxer and Golden duo. They were just as special, popular with the clients and dearly missed to this day.
Here's "Floyd", the Boxer
Meet CJ aka Carrie Jo seen with Kevin, Scott, Sarah and Uncle Ed. She is about to celebrate her 1st birthday and the kids love her. She gets the best care at County Line Veterinary Hospital by Dr. Bruce who is not only the family veterinarian but also Sarah's Godfather.
Our thanks to Carrie Jo's family for this wonderful photo!
Here is "Gus", who is a patient at Heritage Veterinary Hospital and is our pride and joy. Gus was potty trained at just one week. He is very smart and has the greatest personality. He Lives in the Burlington Township area and was born on Sept. 19th, 2006. He does not leave your side when he's out in the yard. He is very well-behaved. We could not have asked for a better pup. He enjoys watching Television commercials that include different animals and he barks if he hears any sirens or fire trucks go by. He knows when he has been good, because he is not too shy to ask for a treat.
Gus is a Sharpei mixed with Terrier which will counter-react skin problems (hopefully). He is like a toasted marshmallow with a black mouth and wrinkles on top his little head. The girls at the bank enjoy weekly visits and say that Gus always looks worried. Maybe worried that he only got a couple treats, but he loves coming to see the Heritage gang, and always wants to see what's going on. He weighs 20-22 lbs, and growing. Not sure how BIG he will get but probably around 60-70 lbs. He plays hard and is sleeping through the night, mostly. But loves playing hide and go seek. He enjoys water, but not falling in the nearby stream.
Sometimes he can be too nosey, but he is a quick learner. He knows commands like Sit and Come and Stay, and of course, Hey Gus, Do you want to go out....? He is a real ladies man, but also a Momma's boy, too. Surely a great pet for anyone big or small. Originating from the kings of China, the Sharpei breed is also linked to other breeds such as Mastiffs, Akidas, Chow-chows, and are great pleasers and listeners. His favorite things are playing with his Bugs Bunny toy, a squeaky snow-man, golf balls (which fit perfectly in his mouth), snuggling on the couch to watch "The Simpsons", and commercials with other animals. He is loved very much by Mommy and Daddy and Grandma and friends!
Our thanks to "Gus's" Mom and Dad for this great pictures!
Meet adorable Gracie! Gracie began her care as a patient of the County Line Veterinary Hospital and more recently she transferred her records to Heritage Veterinary Hospital, so technically she is a patient of both!
Here's Gracie posing with her best friend, Liam. Gracie sends a great big "Thank You" for all the wonderful care she has received from both County Line Veterinary Hospital and Heritage Veterinary Hospital. Gracie loves going to the Vet!
Our thanks to Noreen for these great pictures!
Here are a few pictures of my miniature English Bulldog named Taz. He is seen by both Dr. Marc Rosenberg and Dr. Bruce Weitzner at County Line Veterinary Hospital in Marlton, New Jersey.
This picture is from when I first saw him at 8 weeks old to his present size.
You may not be able to say this for most dogs, but Taz loves going to see the staff at County Line Veterinary Hospital in Marlton, New Jersey.
As I pull into the driveway, his tail is wagging, and he runs to the door once his leash is on. Once inside, he can’t get enough of everyone inside.
Our thanks to Don Harris for these wonderful pictures!
Here's a picture of my two little ones all ready for the cold weather. Samantha (my little lady) in her pink coat will be 8 years old on November 25, 2006 and Gizmo (my little man) in his tan coat will be 2 years old on November 25, 2006.
Thanks to the doctors at Heritage Veterinary Hospital, my little Yorkies are in good health.
Our thanks to Maxine Perry for this wonderful picture!
"Booda" and "Roxy" are dressed in their Halloween finest! Booda's costume choice is very appropriate for him! Booda is a 4 yr old Akita mix that was rescued at 2 days of age because his mother died. My two children helped me bottle feed him and his brothers and sisters.
"Roxy" a black lab mix that was adopted from the shelter at 3 mos of age with pneumonia last spring. She is feeling fine now and never seems to stay out of mischief! Here she is snuggling with her buddy "Riley."
Meet "Riley" . . . the biggest, goofiest cat ever!
Riley, a 4ish year old Maine Coon, was adopted from an animal rescue after his owner passed away. He has the absolute best personality as you can see. He is extremely affectionate and needs constant attention. He also decides where he wants to sleep, always finding new and unusual places!
"Willow" is another kitty that came from California. She was found in a field so badly infested with fleas that she needed major medical intervention.
That was 6 years ago and she is now a healthy, fiesty cat!
"Bella" was found in the Italian Market section of South Philly. She is a petite girl who loves to talk! She spends most of her time lounging on Booda and Mia's bed, while they wait patiently for their turn!
Our thanks to Staci Welsh, who is part of the staff of County Line Veterinary Hospital for all these great pictures!
Here's "Abby" lounging on her very own faux fur bedding!
And this is "Pumper" who is grabbing a quick nap on the sofa after a hard day of playing.
And last but not least, little "Gracie" who is snuggled in for the night under her comforter.
The rest of the family is completed with "Zowie", the Matriarch of the family (seen below on our Pet Gallery) all of which were adopted thru various animal shelters. They like to give as much love as they receive; recently Mom was laying on the couch and had all 3 snuggled up against or on her.
Our thanks to Linda Sokol, Senior Veterinary Technician for County Line Veterinary Hospital
Here's "Reno" who can be a little "devil" on Halloween! Reno is a 6 year old Rottweiler who loves to get dressed up as long as his mommy gives him treats! This is his Halloween costume of which he’s very proud!
Time to fill this pumpkin up with more treats!
Our thanks to Jay Amador for this fantastic picture!
Here is "Kodiac", who is a year old, lounging on the bed with his new best friend, "Dawson" who is just 12 weeks old. Kodiac comes from the Philadelphia region and Dawson was born this past June in Austin, Texas. They are both patients of County Line Veterinary Hospital
Our thanks to Michael Liberman for this wonderful picture!
Here's "Sirius Padfoot Black" on a camping trip after a hard day of lounging around.
Sirius Black is ready for Halloween, when he meets up with all his good friends from Hogwarts to do a little "trick or treating" of his own!
Our thanks to his family for these great pictures!
“Bonnie Lass” was adopted from the AWA in Voorhees and came from West Virginia. She is a sweet loveable friend and loves Dr. Rosenberg and the staff at County Line Vet. Her two favorite activities are stalking the local squirrels (she has yet to catch one) and greeting everyone she sees. She is always looking to make new friends. Her owners Judy and her Nanna Velda spoil her rotten and love the fact that she chose to live with them. Bonnie Lass has two cat sisters, “Snoops” and “Soxs”.
“Nellie” is a young, but not small, 7 month old Great Dane puppy who is almost 100lbs already. She is proudly owned by Dad, Larry, who can not say enough great things about this breed. He has had the joy of owning two previous Great Danes, “Harley” who was affectionately known as "Mommy" and “Zac”. Nellie's extended family includes “Martini” who is a toy Poodle . . . . now that would be an interesting picture!
“Nina” and “Belle” are mother and daughter, her only daughter that is - surprisingly she was the only one and as with all English Bulldog, she was delivered by c-section by our very own Dr. Marc Rosenberg assisted by our own Dr. Bruce Weitzner. The "girls" as they are affectionately known are regular boarders at County Line and one of them can already be seen on our boarding page. Our thanks to Michele Patterson for this great photo!
Here's "Oatmeal" ready for take-off as soon as she receives clearance from the tower! "Oatmeal" was adopted from the AWA in Voorhees. She's half Lab and half Bassett Hound. She loves Billy Joel and thinks Dr Rosenberg looks just like him.
"Oatmeal" finds a new friend in her yard!
There's nothing like being crate trained along with your very best friend!
Our thanks to Chris & Michelle Berry for these great photos!
"Hooch" is an 9 month old Brindle Boxer. He is a fun loving pup, and he is a great pet! He loves everyone at County Line Vet Hospital because they love him too! Here's "Hooch" sending his best buddy, Will, off to school.
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