Office Location
4222 Route 27 North
Princeton, NJ 08540
(1/2 mile South of Rt
518)
(732) 422-7500
(732) 422-1059 Fax |
Office Hours
Monday
8am-7pm
Tuesday
8am-7pm
Wednesday
8am-6pm
Thursday
8am-7pm
Friday
8am-6pm
Saturday
9am-1pm
Sunday
Closed |
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County Veterinary Hospital is a
well-established, full-service,
small animal veterinary hospital
providing comprehensive medical,
surgical and dental care.
We provide a broad spectrum of
diagnostic procedures through
in-house testing and the use of
external laboratories. We also
work closely with local
practices when special
diagnostic procedures are
required. The facility includes
a well-stocked pharmacy,
in-hospital surgery suite,
in-house x-ray capabilities, a
closely supervised
hospitalization area, and indoor
boarding kennels with outdoor
walking areas.
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The County Veterinary Hospital
has been accredited by the
American Animal Hospital
Association (AAHA).
Only 15 percent of all small
animal veterinary practices in
the U.S. have achieved
accreditation by AAHA. AAHA-accredited hospitals
voluntarily choose to be
evaluated on 900 standards in
the following areas: quality of
care, diagnostic & pharmacy,
management, medical records, and
facility |
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Dr. Joel Mann earned
his DVM in 1987 from The
University of Florida. In 1997
Dr. Mann became part of a small
group of veterinarians across
the country who have earned the
title "Diplomate" from the
American Board of Veterinary
Practitioners (ABVP), certified
in canine and feline practice.
This means that Dr. Mann made a
choice to undergo a long, very
difficult process that took
several years to complete -- to
become a "Board Certified
Specialist". ABVP Diplomates
have proven knowledge and
expertise above and beyond what
is required to practice
veterinary medicine.
Dr. Mann's interests are in
Dentistry and surgery. He is a
strong believer in continuing
education for himself and his
staff.
Dr. Mann is pictured here with
his cat Crash. Dr. Mann's
family includes his wife Kim,
his children Matt and Alison,
and his 6 cats. He enjoys
skiing (at Mad River Glen),
exercising and spending time
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Dr. Mark Steckroat
graduated from Delaware Valley
College in 1985 with a B.S. in
Biology. He then went to the
University of Pennsylvania
School of Veterinary Medicine
and received his VMD in 1990.
After graduation he worked in a
farm animal practice in
Pennsylvania for 2 years before
switching to exclusively small
animal practice. His most
memorable experience was
treating a severe case of milk
fever in a dairy cow and
watching it recover quickly, and
immediately start nursing its
newborn calf. Dr. Steckroat's
interest is in ear medicine and
surgery.
Dr Steckroat's family includes
his wife Leslie, who homeschools
their son Bryce, and is also
team mother for Bryce's hockey
team. The Steckroats also have
four cats: Timber, Dixie, Kami
and Kody and Taley, a Black Lab.
Dr. Steckroat's hobbies include
cooking, woodworking, Prop
building (for Dramas), sports,
and working with various
charities. |
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Dr. Peter Betz graduated
from Cook College, Rutgers
University, with a Bachelor of
Science degree in Animal
Science. He received his Doctor
of Veterinary Medicine in 1995
from Michigan State University.
Dr. Betz has been practicing
veterinary medicine for 14 years
in several different practices
throughout New Jersey. He has
experience treating small
animals, pocket pets, and
reptiles. His interests include
a broad range of all aspects in
general veterinary medicine.
Dr. Betz’s family includes his
wife, Cindy, his five cats
Chloe, Nigel, Chief, Peepers,
and Nuts, a Greyhound named
Slim, a Labrador mix named
Cameo, and a Beagle named
Granny. Dr. Betz enjoys
beekeeping and has been
harvesting honey for nine years. |
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