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Weare Animal Hospital
Distance: 48.0 Mi91 North Stark Highway
3281 Weare -
Exotic and Bird Clinic
Distance: 48.0 Mi91 N Stark Hwy
03281-4636 Weare -
Companion Pet Care of Littleton
Distance: 48.9 Mi22 Maple St
03561 Littleton -
Holistic Veterinary Center
Distance: 49.8 Mi34 West St
03301 Concord
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If you are a small animal practitioner interested in offering endoscopy or endoscopic surgery to your patients, Metropolitan Veterinary Consultants can help. We provide on site staff training in any and all procedures for veterinary and support staff as well as for front office personnel. We custom design a training program to integrate endoscopy into your practice based on the finances, demographics and interests of your practice and staff. We can assist in negotiating equipment purchase or lease and advise on marketing the services to your clientele and surrounding veterinary community.
If you are a company interested in developing products for the small animal endoscopy market or are in need of in-service consulting to your existing or prospective customers, MVC can be of great help. We have experience in working with R/D departments in developing products for small animal practitioners as well as providing value added services in support of sales in the form of on site training and instruction to customers.
David Sobel, DVM, MRCVS began his veterinary training at the University of Glasgow in Scotland before returning to the US to receive his DVM from Tufts Veterinary School in 1992. He was on the staff of the Dover Veterinary Hospital during which time he received advanced training in human endoscopic surgery at the New England Medical Center in Boston. He later served on the staff of the Hanover Veterinary Clinic before starting his mobile outreach service, Metropolitan Veterinary Consultants, in 2000. This is his effort to make his services accessible to small animal patients and practices across Vermont, New Hampshire and Massachusetts.
Elands Veterinary Clinic , in England where he has worked with his colleague, Philip Lhermette, to introduce non and minimally invasive surgery to small animal practices across the United Kingdom. David was one of the first practitioners to begin incorporating the use of diode lasers into minimally invasive surgery for dogs and cats, taking what had previously been purely diagnostic procedures into the realm of interventional surgical endoscopy.
“Dave is an invaluable resource for our practice! Thanks to Dave we can now offer and provide specialized procedures that otherwise we would have to send elsewhere. Our clients are the prime beneficiaries, however his services have benefited our practice both medically and financially.