New Family-Owned Veterinary Hospital Announces Open House

DOYLESTOWN, PA — A new veterinary hospital has opened its doors at the corner of North Easton and Saw Mill roads.

Founded by veterinarians and homegrown community members Dr. Danielle Esplin and Dr. Jack Perkins, the Central Bucks Veterinary Hospital offers a modern approach to veterinary medicine and high-quality care options for canines, felines and small ruminant pets in a setting built on the core values of respect, compassion, and forward-thinking.

"In a profession being overtaken by corporate consolidation, we want to be a standout family-owned practice built by and for our community," said Dr. Esplin. "We believe that pets are family members and deserve individualized recommendations and treatment plans, which is why we strive to provide the best guidance on maintaining optimal health and treating illnesses, while streamlining their services through efficient communication and appointment options."

The staff at the new Central Bucks Veterinary Hospital.

Central Bucks Veterinary Hospital has designed all of its processes and procedures through
its patients’ eyes.

"We strive to provide a stress-free experience so that your pet can remain as calm as possible, which will enable their team to perform a comprehensive evaluation and provide you with the best medical recommendations and treatments for your pet," said Dr. Perkins.

While preventative medicine is at their foundation, the veterinarians will be offering a wide range of diagnostics, including in-house lab work, digital radiography, and ultrasonography, as well as surgical services performed in one of two dedicated surgical suites.

For sensitive times, they have a designated comfort room with a built-in fireplace to provide a private, comfortable, and peaceful setting for owners and their pets, as well as a “Tranquil Trail” through the woods of the property to provide a "serene escape" alongside a trickling creek.

Open House And Grand Opening

To showcase the new hospital and introduce the facility to the community, the veterinarians will be hosting an open house and grand opening on Sunday, Oct. 22 from 12 to 2 p.m.

Visitors will learn more about the team and hospital while celebrating pets.

Guests are invited to bring their small, four-legged animals to the event, provided they are tame and kid-friendly.

A professional photographer will be on-site to capture pictures of owners with their beloved pets. Visitors are encouraged to dress their pets in their seasonal best or in a Halloween costume. A prize will be awarded to the best-dressed pet, who will be crowned by the community.

For more information about the new hospital, visit www.centralbucksvets.com or contact them at 215-589-6882.

The new Central Bucks Veterinary Hospital is located at North Easton and Saw Mill Road. (Contributed)