Fort Meade Veterinary Treatment Facility

Fort Meade Veterinary Treatment Facility (VTF) serves the veterinary needs of active duty, retired, and Reserve servicemembers and their dependents, focusing on food safety, military working dog care, and privately owned animal veterinary services. The facility emphasizes the importance of pet health and safety, requiring all animals on the installation to be current on rabies vaccinations and microchipped. VTF offers wellness visits, minor sick appointments, and occasionally minor surgical services, while adhering to strict policies to ensure quality care for all pets in the Fort Meade military community. Registration is mandatory for all dogs and cats over three months of age residing on the base, with specific requirements for vaccination and identification. Generated from the website

Fort Meade Veterinary Service is a vital partner in the Fort George G. Meade community, providing military families with essential services through the Army Family and Morale, Welfare, and Recreation (MWR) programs. The facility focuses on enhancing the well-being of service members and their families by offering a variety of support services, recreational opportunities, and community resources. This committed service delivers a range of programs, from childcare and employment assistance to fitness amenities and outdoor activities, ensuring that families can access the assistance they need for health and emotional wellness. As part of the Garrison's dedication to community integration, Fort Meade Veterinary Service promotes readiness and resilience, fostering a connected and supportive environment for all army families. Generated from the website