Business Details
50+ Years
experience
Emergency
services
Your Trusted Veterinarian in Purcellville, VA
Since 1975, Loudoun Veterinary Service has provided comprehensive veterinary care to pets in Purcellville and beyond. Our team treats every pet like our own, offering state-of-the-art diagnostics, advanced medical treatments, and surgical procedures. We prioritize preventative care through wellness exams to ensure pets live longer, healthier lives. Our facility combines modern equipment with a comfortable environment, emphasizing client education and transparent communication. With decades of experience, our doctors and staff deliver compassionate care while addressing both routine and urgent pet healthcare needs. 
Services
Wellness Exams
Vaccinations
Pet Dental Care
Microchipping
Senior Pet Care
Pet Nutrition
Diagnostic Testing
Surgical Procedures
Emergency Care
Pain Management
Details
- Year established: 1975
Highlights and features
- We offer 45+ years of veterinary expertise since 1975
- Our facility features state-of-the-art diagnostic equipment
- Veterans in preventative pet healthcare education
- Experienced team in routine and advanced surgical procedures
- Comprehensive emergency care with specialist referrals available
What people say
Caring staff
Reasonably priced
Well worth it
Pets well loved
Comprehensive care
Services
Wellness Exams
Thorough nose-to-tail examinations detect health issues early. Our wellness exams include age-specific assessments for puppies, adult pets, and seniors. Regular check-ups help identify subtle behavior changes that might indicate underlying conditions, ensuring timely intervention.
Surgical Procedures
Routine and advanced surgeries performed using modern equipment. Services include spays/neuters, mass removals, orthopedic repairs, and dental surgeries. Our team provides pre-op assessments, anesthesia monitoring, and post-op care for patient safety.
Emergency Care
Critical care for traumatic injuries, allergic reactions, and life-threatening conditions. We handle emergencies during business hours and partner with 24-hour facilities for after-hours urgent care. Services include diagnostics, stabilization, and immediate treatment.
Diagnostic Testing
Advanced diagnostic tools support accurate health assessments. Services include blood analysis, EKGs, digital radiography, ultrasound, and specialized tests like tonometry and video otoendoscopy to evaluate internal systems comprehensively.
Pet Dental Care
Dental cleaning and oral health management prevent systemic diseases. We offer exams, x-rays, and professional cleanings under anesthesia to address periodontal disease and maintain dental hygiene, crucial for overall pet wellness.
People
Stephen Stang
Veterinarian
Founder of Loudoun Veterinary Service with over 45 years of experience. Specializes in comprehensive pet healthcare and surgical procedures. Committed to community pet wellness since 1975.
Alyssa Homyk
Veterinarian
Veterinary expert focusing on preventative care and senior pet health. Brings modern treatment approaches to routine and advanced pet healthcare services in Purcellville.
Timothy Pestell
Veterinarian
Experienced in diagnostics and internal medicine. Provides evidence-based treatment plans for chronic conditions while maintaining focus on compassionate patient care and client education.
Questions
How often should my pet have an exam?
Annual exams for most pets, with senior pets requiring biannual check-ups. Puppies/kittens need more frequent visits during their first year.
Why does my pet need dental cleaning?
Prevents bacteria spread, reduces organ disease risks, and addresses painful dental issues through professional cleaning under anesthesia.
What constitutes a pet emergency?
Trauma injuries, breathing difficulties, uncontrolled bleeding, seizures, ingestion of toxins, or acute mobility issues require immediate veterinary attention.
When should I spay/neuter my pet?
We recommend spaying/neutering at 6 months old. Timing may vary based on breed and health considerations.
How do heartworm preventatives work?
Monthly preventatives stop immature worms from developing. Annual testing ensures effectiveness. Prevention is safer and more cost-effective than treatment.
