Lincoln Regional Veterinary Hospital

10 Prospect Ave, Lincoln, ME, 04457
Call (207) 290-8710
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What Lincoln Regional Veterinary Hospital says

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  • After hoursFor after hours emergencies please contact Eastern Maine Emergency Veterinary Clinic: 207-989-6267.
  • DentistryWe offer complete dental and oral surgery services including dental radiography, cleanings, tooth extractions, and mass removals.
  • SurgeryWe provide a full range of soft tissue surgeries which includes spays, neuters, abdominal surgeries, mass removals, and many others.
  • X-rays · UltrasoundThrough the utilization of our in-house diagnostics (blood analyzers, digital x-ray, ultrasound and extensive pharmacy)
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