Parkway Veterinary Hospital: Vet Care & Contact

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Cape May County, New Jersey · Veterinary Care Guide · Updated September 2026

Parkway Veterinary Hospital contact, map, hours, appointments, services, emergency help, forms, pharmacy, and pet-owner planning

Parkway Veterinary Hospital serves pets in Cape May County, New Jersey, with a Cape May Court House location and the connected Parkway at the Shore location. The official Cape May phone and text number is 609-465-5590, and the official Parkway at the Shore appointment phone shown on the location page is 609-390-9113.

This guide is designed to be more useful than a basic directory listing. It covers the correct location issue, Google map, phone numbers, hours, appointment process, new-patient forms, PetOne app, online store, emergency referral, service categories, travel certificates, payment options, records, and what to ask before authorizing care.

Call Cape May: 609-465-5590 Cape May Location Book Appointment Open Google Maps
Emergency warning: If your pet has trouble breathing, collapse, seizures, uncontrolled bleeding, suspected poisoning, severe trauma, heatstroke signs, inability to urinate, pale gums, or extreme pain, call a veterinary professional immediately. Parkway’s official emergency page points clients to Northfield Veterinary Center at 609-277-3700 for emergency veterinary care.
Primary Cape May phone 609-465-5590

Use for Cape May Court House appointments, questions, forms, urgent guidance, records, and general routing.

Cape May fax 609-277-0779

Use for completed forms, medical history, vaccination records, referral notes, and insurance paperwork when accepted.

Cape May address to verify 1 Enterprise Drive

Cape May Court House, NJ 08210 appears in current map-style listings. Older directories may still show 1173 S Route 9.

Parkway at the Shore 609-390-9113

Connected location after the 2025 Parkway Marmora and Shore Veterinary Hospital integration.

Cape May hours Mon–Thu 8:30–7

Friday closes 5:30 PM, Saturday closes 3:00 PM, Sunday closed. Confirm before driving.

Pets served Dogs, cats, exotics by location

The official about page notes cats and dogs, with exotic pets listed only at Parkway at the Shore.

Start here: choose the correct Parkway Veterinary Hospital action

Because Parkway now has a Cape May Court House location and the Parkway at the Shore location, the first step is confirming which location your appointment, app link, pharmacy link, or map route belongs to.

Your need Best action Prepare before calling
Routine exam or vaccine visit Call Cape May at 609-465-5590 or use the official booking page to choose a location. Pet name, age, species, breed, vaccine history, current diet, medications, and preferred location.
Sick pet during open hours Call before arriving so the team can advise whether Parkway can see the pet or an emergency hospital is safer. Symptoms, start time, breathing status, appetite, bathroom changes, toxin risk, and photos or videos.
Emergency after hours Use the official emergency referral, Northfield Veterinary Center, or another 24-hour emergency vet if symptoms are severe. Pet weight, medication list, medical history, insurance details, and safe transport plan.
New client visit Use the New Patient Center and complete forms before the appointment. Prior records, vaccine certificates, test results, medication list, diet, allergies, and behavior notes.
Exotic pet care Confirm the correct location first because official information lists exotic pets only at Parkway at the Shore. Exact species, habitat setup, temperature, diet, supplements, symptoms, and how long the pet has been ill.
Travel certificate Ask early because domestic and international health certificates require timing, destination rules, and healthy-pet evaluation. Destination, travel date, airline rules, vaccine history, microchip details, and country/state requirements.

Parkway Veterinary Hospital locations and address warning

This keyword has address confusion. Some older third-party directories still show old Route 9 information, while current listing-style sources show 1 Enterprise Drive for the Cape May Court House location.

Location Current practical details What to verify
Parkway Veterinary Hospital – Cape May Court House 1 Enterprise Drive, Cape May Court House, NJ 08210. Phone/text: 609-465-5590. Fax: 609-277-0779. Open Google Maps from the current official location page or call before driving, because older listings can still show 1173 S Route 9.
Parkway at the Shore 73 Hope Corson Road, Upper Township, NJ 08230. Appointment phone shown in current official location text: 609-390-9113. This location came from the 2025 integration of Parkway Veterinary Hospital of Marmora and Shore Veterinary Hospital of Seaville.
Older Marmora references Older pages and directories may mention Marmora or older phone numbers such as 609-390-0701. Use the official Parkway at the Shore page and the active booking route before visiting.
Old Cape May Route 9 listings Some older third-party directories show 1173 S Route 9 for Parkway Veterinary Hospital. Use the live map and official booking page before driving, sending records, or listing the clinic on insurance paperwork.
Address safety rule: For this article, use 1 Enterprise Drive, Cape May Court House, NJ 08210 as the current map-search address, but always verify the location on the official booking page or by calling 609-465-5590 before an appointment.

Parkway Veterinary Hospital contact information and hours

Hours can change for holidays, doctor availability, weather, and urgent-care capacity. Call before driving for same-day illness, surgery, travel certificates, exotic pets, or Saturday care.

Contact item Current detail Use it for
Cape May Court House phone 609-465-5590 Appointments, urgent guidance, forms, records, pharmacy questions, follow-up care, and general routing.
Cape May Court House text 609-465-5590 Texting may be available for routine communication, but urgent issues should be handled by phone.
Cape May fax 609-277-0779 Completed forms, records, vaccine proof, referral paperwork, and insurance documentation when accepted.
Parkway at the Shore appointment phone 609-390-9113 Appointment scheduling for the connected Parkway at the Shore location.
Emergency referral listed by Parkway Northfield Veterinary Center · 609-277-3700 Emergency veterinary care referral from Parkway’s official emergency page.
Day Cape May listed hours Pet owner planning note
Monday 8:30 AM – 7:00 PM Call early for post-weekend illness, refills, or appointment availability.
Tuesday 8:30 AM – 7:00 PM Good day for wellness, vaccine, diagnostic, and follow-up planning.
Wednesday 8:30 AM – 7:00 PM Confirm timing for procedures, diagnostics, and longer visits.
Thursday 8:30 AM – 7:00 PM Later closing may help pet owners who need after-work scheduling.
Friday 8:30 AM – 5:30 PM Request records, refills, and follow-up questions early before the weekend.
Saturday 8:30 AM – 3:00 PM Short day; call before relying on same-day care.
Sunday Closed Use emergency veterinary care for urgent symptoms.

Google map and directions to Parkway Veterinary Hospital

Use the live map because older directories may show a former Route 9 address. Confirm by phone if your appointment confirmation does not match the map result.

Parkway Veterinary Hospital – Cape May Court House
1 Enterprise Drive
Cape May Court House, NJ 08210
Main: 609-465-5590

This map targets 1 Enterprise Drive, Cape May Court House, NJ 08210. If your paperwork, app, or booking page gives a different address, call the clinic before driving.

Before leaving home

Call first if your pet is coughing, vomiting, having diarrhea, unable to walk, painful, reactive, or possibly contagious.

Dogs

Use a secure leash and keep your dog close around parking areas, doors, and other pets.

Cats

Use a latched carrier. Do not carry cats loose in your arms in the parking lot or lobby.

Exotics

Confirm location first. Bring habitat temperature, diet, enclosure details, supplements, and photos of setup when relevant.

How to make an appointment at Parkway Veterinary Hospital

The official appointment page asks users to select the Parkway location they want to book with. Calling is still safest for urgent symptoms, address confusion, or first-visit questions.

Choose the location first. Decide whether you need Cape May Court House or Parkway at the Shore. Use the official booking page or call if you are unsure.
Call or book online. Cape May Court House uses 609-465-5590. Parkway at the Shore appointment text on the current location page shows 609-390-9113.
Describe the pet and visit reason. Tell the team whether the visit is wellness, vaccines, sick visit, surgery, dental, diagnostic, travel certificate, exotic-pet care, refill, or end-of-life consultation.
Prepare records and forms. New clients should use the New Patient Center, complete forms, and bring or transfer prior medical history, vaccine records, medication list, and test results.
Confirm prep instructions. Procedures, dental care, bloodwork, ultrasound, travel certificates, and surgery may require fasting, medication timing, samples, or special paperwork.
Phone script: “Hi, I need an appointment for my pet. I want the __ location. My pet is a __, age __, symptoms started __, current medications are __, and I can send records or complete forms before the visit. What appointment type should I book?”

Emergency pet care and after-hours planning

Parkway Veterinary Hospital’s official emergency page lists Northfield Veterinary Center as an emergency vet resource. Severe symptoms should not wait for a routine appointment opening.

Listed emergency resource
Northfield Veterinary Center, 611 New Road, Northfield, NJ 08225. Phone: 609-277-3700.
During Parkway hours
Call Parkway before arrival. Explain symptoms, species, age, breathing status, toxin risk, pain level, vomiting/diarrhea, seizures, trauma, and whether your pet can walk.
After hours
Use emergency veterinary care if symptoms are serious. Do not wait until morning for breathing trouble, collapse, uncontrolled bleeding, poisoning, or urinary blockage.
Safe transport
Use a carrier, secure leash, towel, or crate. Do not give human medications unless a veterinarian specifically instructs you to do so.
Emergency signs: Difficulty breathing, collapse, repeated seizures, suspected poisoning, severe trauma, pale gums, bloated abdomen, inability to urinate, uncontrolled bleeding, or extreme pain should be treated as emergency-level problems.

Veterinary services available through Parkway Veterinary Hospital

The official services page covers general wellness, diagnostics, surgery, special health services, holistic and therapy services, end-of-life care, travel certificates, and accreditations.

Service area What Parkway lists Pet-owner preparation
General wellness Dentistry, diet and nutrition, parasite control, wellness and preventive care, vaccinations, and microchipping. Bring vaccine history, current prevention products, food brand, treat/supplement list, travel plans, and lifestyle risk details.
Diagnostics Radiography, diagnostic ultrasound, EKG, laboratory services, and allergy testing or treatment. Ask whether fasting, urine sample, stool sample, medication timing, sedation, or follow-up testing is needed.
Surgery Spay and neuter, soft tissue surgery, and orthopedic surgery. Ask for pre-op testing, fasting rules, anesthesia monitoring, pain-control plan, discharge timing, and recheck instructions.
Special health services Dermatology, endocrinology, and oncology. Bring symptom timeline, previous lab work, medication response, photos of skin changes, and specialist records if available.
End-of-life care Cremation and euthanasia services. Ask about quality-of-life assessment, comfort medication, privacy, remains options, and family preferences.
Travel certificates International health certificates and domestic health certificates for healthy pets. Start early with destination, airline, travel date, vaccine records, microchip details, and country or state rules.

Holistic, therapy, and advanced-care options

Parkway’s services include several therapy and integrative categories. These should be discussed as part of a medical plan, not used as a replacement for urgent diagnosis.

Laser therapy

The services page describes laser therapy as a noninvasive treatment option used to reduce pain and inflammation and support healing in selected acute, chronic, and post-surgical cases.

Acupuncture therapy

The Cape May location page notes veterinary acupuncture at that location. Ask whether your pet’s condition is appropriate for acupuncture and how many visits may be needed.

Chiropractic therapy

The services page lists veterinary chiropractic care. Ask who performs it, whether imaging is needed first, and whether it fits your pet’s diagnosis.

Chinese herbal medicine

The Cape May location page states Chinese Herbal Medicine is offered at the Cape May Court House location. Ask how it interacts with current medications or chronic conditions.

Domestic and international travel certificates

Parkway lists both domestic and international health certificates. Travel paperwork often has strict timing rules, so do not wait until the week of travel.

Travel need What to ask Bring to the appointment
Domestic travel Does my destination state, airline, hotel, campground, or boarding provider require a health certificate? Travel date, destination, vaccine records, medication list, microchip number if applicable, and carrier or airline rules.
International travel How early should I schedule, and what country-specific forms, USDA endorsement, vaccines, tests, or treatments are needed? Destination country, layover countries, airline requirements, rabies record, microchip details, test dates, and owner passport/name details.
Exotic pet travel Does Parkway at the Shore handle this species and destination paperwork? Species, enclosure type, temperature needs, legal destination requirements, airline rules, and proof of ownership if needed.
Last-minute travel Is there enough time to meet official requirements? All documents immediately, but understand that not every certificate can be completed on short notice.
Travel planning tip: For international travel, start with destination and airline rules first, then call the clinic to schedule the correct certificate visit.

New-patient forms, first visit, and what to expect

The official New Patient Center says forms can be completed at home or office, downloaded, printed, filled out, then faxed or brought to the appointment.

Open the New Patient Center. Use the official forms area before the first visit so the clinic has owner details, patient details, vaccine history, and medical background.
Complete the form carefully. Include species, breed, age, sex, spay/neuter status, food, treats, supplements, flea/tick products, heartworm prevention, indoor/outdoor history, and vaccine/test details if asked.
Send or bring the form. Follow official instructions to fax completed forms or bring them with you. Call first if you are unsure which form applies to your location.
Bring medical history. Parkway’s “What to Expect” text advises bringing medical history and tracking behavioral or personality shifts that may help the veterinarian.
Prepare for the exam. The doctor may perform a head-to-tail physical exam, administer appropriate vaccines, make food recommendations, answer questions, or refer to a specialist when needed.

Veterinarians and care-team planning

The official Cape May location page lists multiple veterinarians. Doctor availability and location assignments can change, so confirm the right doctor and location when booking.

Veterinarian Credential shown Booking note
Dr. David Hirsch DVM Confirm location and appointment availability when requesting this doctor.
Dr. Clifford Mosson VMD Ask whether this doctor is available for your pet’s issue, surgery question, or follow-up need.
Dr. Jennifer H. Brownhill VMD Request only if scheduling fits; urgent symptoms should be routed to the soonest safe care.
Dr. Kira Ernst DVM Confirm location, case fit, and appointment type before booking.
Dr. Chris Grant DVM Ask front desk whether this doctor is available for your pet’s care concern.
Dr. Ashley Fancher DVM Confirm schedule and whether your case needs a standard visit, urgent visit, or referral.
Dr. Suresh Singh DVM Ask whether this doctor is seeing appointments at your selected location.
Dr. Kayla Hope DVM Confirm timing, case fit, and location before requesting a specific appointment.
Dr. Jeanette Kopilak DVM The official location page lists this doctor; call to confirm current schedule.
Dr. Gianna Davella DVM Recent official search text lists this doctor; confirm current availability with the clinic.
Provider-selection note: If your pet is very ill, choose the fastest safe care route instead of waiting for a preferred veterinarian.

PetOne app, Happy Healthy Pets app, online store, pharmacy, and refills

Parkway’s official location pages mention app and online store options, but app branding can vary by location. Use the link on the specific location page you are booking with.

PetOne Veterinary App

The Cape May location page promotes the PetOne Veterinary App for simpler pet-health management. Use it only from the official location page or app link.

Happy Healthy Pets app

Parkway at the Shore pages mention the Happy Healthy Pets app. Check the correct location page so you do not use the wrong app workflow.

Online store

The official site links to online store/pharmacy routes for supplies, medication, and food. Prescription items may require clinic approval.

Refill timing

Do not wait until the last dose. Refills may require a current exam, bloodwork, prescription approval, or a doctor review.

Medication safety: Confirm drug name, strength, dose, directions, and pet name before giving medication. Call the clinic if anything looks different from what the veterinarian explained.

Payment options, estimates, CareCredit, and pet insurance

The New Patient Center says payment is expected when services are rendered and that Parkway does not bill, with debit cards, credit cards, checks, cash, and CareCredit listed.

Payment timing

Plan for payment at the time of service. Ask for a written estimate before surgery, dentistry, ultrasound, endoscopy, intensive care, or major treatment.

Accepted methods listed

The official New Patient Center lists debit cards, all credit cards, checks, cash, and CareCredit.

CareCredit

CareCredit is listed as a flexible financing option, subject to credit approval and current CareCredit terms.

Pet insurance

Most pet insurance works by reimbursement. Request an itemized invoice, diagnosis, medical notes, and payment receipt for claim submission.

Estimate script: “Can you separate the exam, diagnostics, medication, procedure, anesthesia, monitoring, take-home medication, and recheck costs so I understand what is required today?”

Medical records, vaccine proof, and referral transfer

Records are important for new clients, travel certificates, boarding, grooming, insurance claims, emergency care, and specialist referrals.

Record need Best route What to include
New-client medical records Ask your prior vet to send records before the first visit or bring copies with your forms. Exam notes, vaccines, lab results, imaging, surgery notes, medication list, allergies, and chronic diagnoses.
Vaccine certificate Call the clinic or use the correct app route if available for your location. Pet name, owner name, vaccine names, dates, expiration dates, and clinic signature/details if required.
Travel certificate records Schedule early and ask what records the veterinarian needs before issuing a certificate. Rabies record, microchip details, destination rules, airline rules, test results, and medication list.
Emergency or specialist transfer Ask Parkway to send records directly to the receiving hospital when possible. Receiving hospital name, phone, fax, appointment date, diagnosis, lab results, imaging, and medication list.
Pet insurance claim Request an itemized invoice and medical notes at checkout. Diagnosis, procedure names, medications, lab charges, doctor notes, and payment receipt.

Content gap audit: what generic Parkway Veterinary Hospital listings miss

Most ranking pages give only a phone number, address, or reviews. This guide adds the practical details a pet owner needs before an appointment, emergency, certificate, or procedure.

Generic listing detail Common missing information What this page adds
Address and phone Older directories conflict between 1173 S Route 9 and 1 Enterprise Drive. Current map-search address, phone/text, fax, location-warning box, and verify-before-driving rule.
Hours Many pages do not explain different Friday/Saturday hours or Sunday closure planning. Day-by-day hour table with practical refill, urgent-care, and Saturday guidance.
Services list Short lists do not explain diagnostics, surgery, travel certificates, holistic care, or what owners should ask. Service-intent table, surgery questions, certificate checklist, and integrative-care planning notes.
Two locations Users may not understand the 2025 Parkway-at-the-Shore integration or exotic-pet location note. Cape May versus Parkway at the Shore table, phone numbers, and exotics-by-location warning.
Payment Basic payment pages do not help owners ask for estimates or prepare pet insurance claims. Payment timing, accepted methods, CareCredit note, insurance claim checklist, and estimate script.
Emergency Listings may not show the official emergency referral. Northfield Veterinary Center emergency resource, address, phone, and emergency symptom list.

Official source checklist for this guide

Use these official pages for live verification. This article summarizes practical details, but the clinic’s official pages and phone numbers should control final decisions.

Official page What it helps verify When to open it
Cape May location page Cape May phone, text, fax, hours, original 1986 location history, PetOne app, online store, doctors, and what-to-expect text. Open before driving, booking, using the app, or requesting a specific doctor.
Parkway at the Shore page Integrated Parkway at the Shore identity, 2025 merger context, location-specific phone, pharmacy/app mentions, and pet-type notes. Open for the former Marmora/Seaville side of the practice and exotic-pet planning.
Services page Wellness, dentistry, diet, parasite control, diagnostics, surgery, dermatology, endocrinology, oncology, therapy, end-of-life care, travel certificates, and certifications. Open before choosing the appointment type.
New Patient Center Online forms, how to complete and submit forms, payment expectations, payment methods, CareCredit, pet insurance resources, and veterinary resources. Open before a first visit or when preparing paperwork.
What to Expect Annual exam advice, bring medical history, track behavior changes, full physical exam, vaccines, food recommendations, and possible specialist referral. Open before a first visit or annual exam.
Emergency page Northfield Veterinary Center emergency referral, phone, and address. Open when emergency veterinary care may be needed.
Online appointment page Location-choice appointment flow for Cape May and Parkway at the Shore. Open when scheduling a routine or non-emergency appointment.
About Us South Jersey practice background, 2025 integration, two-location care model, continuing education, and pets served. Open to understand practice structure and location differences.
PDF/form note: The official New Patient Center links to forms and instructs users to download, print, complete, fax, or bring them to an appointment. If a form link does not open in your browser, call the clinic and ask for the current new-patient or check-in form.
Independent guide notice: USHospitalGuides.com is not Parkway Veterinary Hospital, not a veterinary provider, not an emergency service, and not a government agency. Use the official Parkway pages and phone numbers for final appointments, directions, prices, records, and urgent instructions.

Important pet health and safety notice

This guide helps with contact, location, appointment preparation, services, records, payment, and general navigation. It does not replace veterinary diagnosis or treatment.

Do not rely on online information for emergency triage. Breathing trouble, poisoning, collapse, seizures, urinary blockage, heatstroke, severe trauma, uncontrolled bleeding, or extreme pain needs immediate veterinary help.

Parkway Veterinary Hospital FAQs

These questions focus on the Cape May Court House and Parkway at the Shore locations, phone numbers, address issue, hours, appointments, emergency care, services, forms, payment, and records.

1. What is the phone number for Parkway Veterinary Hospital?
The Cape May Court House phone and text number listed on official location information is 609-465-5590. Parkway at the Shore appointment information on the current location page shows 609-390-9113.
2. What address should I use for Parkway Veterinary Hospital in Cape May Court House?
Current map-style listings show 1 Enterprise Drive, Cape May Court House, NJ 08210. Some older directories still show 1173 S Route 9, so verify the live Google map or call 609-465-5590 before driving.
3. What are Parkway Veterinary Hospital’s Cape May hours?
The Cape May location hours shown in current search information are Monday through Thursday 8:30 AM to 7:00 PM, Friday 8:30 AM to 5:30 PM, Saturday 8:30 AM to 3:00 PM, and Sunday closed.
4. How do I book an appointment?
Use the official online appointment page and choose the correct location, or call Cape May at 609-465-5590. Call directly for urgent symptoms, first-visit questions, address confusion, or exotic-pet location confirmation.
5. What should new clients bring?
New clients should bring or send prior medical records, vaccine history, medication list, diet details, allergies, behavior changes, and any completed forms from the official New Patient Center.
6. What emergency veterinary hospital does Parkway list?
Parkway’s official emergency page lists Northfield Veterinary Center at 611 New Road, Northfield, NJ 08225, phone 609-277-3700. Severe symptoms should be handled as emergencies.
7. What services does Parkway Veterinary Hospital offer?
Parkway lists wellness care, vaccinations, microchipping, dentistry, diet and nutrition, parasite control, radiography, ultrasound, EKG, laboratory services, allergies, spay and neuter, soft tissue surgery, orthopedic surgery, dermatology, endocrinology, oncology, laser therapy, acupuncture, chiropractic therapy, Chinese herbal medicine, end-of-life care, and travel certificates.
8. Does Parkway Veterinary Hospital treat exotic pets?
The official About Us page lists cats and dogs as common household pets and says exotic pets such as birds, reptiles, ferrets, rabbits, guinea pigs, rats, hamsters, and gerbils are only at Parkway at the Shore. Call before booking exotic-pet care.
9. What payment options are listed?
The New Patient Center says payment is expected when services are rendered and lists debit cards, all credit cards, checks, cash, and CareCredit. Ask for a written estimate before surgery, dental care, diagnostics, or larger treatment plans.
10. How do I send records or forms to Parkway Veterinary Hospital?
The Cape May fax number shown in current location information is 609-277-0779. The New Patient Center says users can download forms, print and complete them, then fax completed forms or bring them to the appointment.