Ambulatory Veterinary Surgery

We bring advanced surgical services to the veterinarians of Central Maryland and beyond.

Ambulatory Veterinary Surgery, Inc. is a referral-only mobile surgical practice for your patients.

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A note to pet owners

My goal as a surgeon is to bridge the divide between your local veterinary hospital and the larger multi-specialty veterinary referral hospitals by working closely with your veterinarian to bring advanced surgical procedures directly into your veterinarian’s practice. This eliminates the need for you to travel outside of the comfort of your community for surgical care. Your veterinarian and I will work together to confirm your pet’s diagnosis and determine the most appropriate surgical treatment options. I am committed to providing exceptional service to referring veterinarians as well as the highest quality care to your pet. If your pet needs surgery, have your veterinarian contact me today.

Mobile veterinary surgery you can count on.

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Your Care Team, Elevated

We help streamline your practice by performing select in-house surgical procedures you may not have the equipment to perform, including both soft tissue and orthopedic procedures.

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Happier Clients and Patients

Since we bring our services to you, your clients and patients stay at the same place they’ve come to know and love, which lightens the emotional weight of their overall experience.

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Equipped for Excellence

We bring all the necessary equipment and instruments to your veterinary hospital, ensuring a seamless and efficient experience for you and your staff.

For Vets

Submit a referral using our online form or access our price list and surgical release form.

For Pet Owners

Browse our educational resources, find answers in our FAQ section, or easily access our online surgical release form.

What is TPLO?

TPLO stands for tibial plateau leveling osteotomy. It is a surgery performed on dogs suffering from a torn cranial cruciate ligament, which is the dog equivalent of the human ACL. If you work with an experienced surgeon, expect great results! Over 90% of dogs regain an active lifestyle with no post-operative complications.

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“Dr. Havemann is hands down the best in and around the area. Her knowledge, honesty, gentleness, and kindness toward animals are second to none.”

Donna Crist

Client at Hunt Valley Animal Hospital in Cockeysville, MD