Antrim Veterinary Hospital

At Antrim Veterinary Hospital, the doctors and staff have prided themselves on providing complete, high-quality care for dogs and cats since 1995. Client education and preventative health care play an important role in the care they provide. Antrim Veterinary Hospital is dedicated to keeping pets happy, healthy and safe. The doctors and staff are constantly striving to meet the needs of their patients by utilizing the rapidly changing developments and improvements in the veterinary medical field. 
Located at 520 E. Baltimore Street, Suite 200 in Taneytown, Antrim Veterinary Hospital offers comprehensive health care for your most precious friends including wellness programs specially designed for all phases of life. They offer an in-house diagnostic laboratory, a full service pharmacy, a state of the art surgery suite, a radiology suite and full dental services, including digital dental radiography.
  • 520 E. Baltimore St. #200
  • Taneytown, Maryland 21787
  • Phone: 410-751-0091
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  • Mon-Fri: 8:00AM - 6:00PM
  • Sat: 8:00AM - Noon
  • Sun: Closed
  • After Hrs: Central Carroll Animal Emergency 410-871-2000
  • Ann Beaudin, DVM

    Ann Beaudin, DVM

        Dr. Beaudin earned a B.S. in animal science at Cook College, Rutgers University and then attended veterinary school at Virginia-Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Medicine, where she graduated in 1990. After spending a year practicing large and small animal medicine and surgery in a private practice in Pennsylvania, she moved to western Maryland and practiced with Dr. Bradley for several years. In 1994, they decided to build a hospital of their own where they could practice the high quality companion medicine and surgery they had come to love.

        In July of 1995, Antrim Veterinary Hospital was "born". Although Dr. Beaudin enjoyed the birth process (Drs. Bradley and Beaudin did all of the interior work, including dry wall and electrical work), she feels much more comfortable with a scalpel in her hand versus a chop saw. Her vision for the hospital is to promote wellness programs and preventative medicine and thus avoid many of the illnesses and disease processes that are so commonplace in companion animals.

        Dr. Beaudin is a member of the American Veterinary Medical Association, the Maryland VMA, the Greater Baltimore VMA, and the Heartworm Society. She has had additional training in dental radiography, oral surgery and surgical extractions. Currently her free time is spent with her husband, Dr. Bradley and their two children or catering to her passion -- planting and tending to the landscaping at the hospital and at her home.
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  • Myron Bradley, DVM

    Myron Bradley, DVM

        Dr. Bradley grew up on a dairy farm on the outskirts of Taneytown. Working on the animals and with their veterinarian, he discovered the desire to care for animals.

        Dr. Bradley graduated from Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine in 1990. He worked as an associate veterinarian for five years in Garrett County, Maryland before returning to Taneytown. He and his wife saw the need for high quality, compassionate veterinary care in the area. In 1995, they built and opened Antrim Veterinary Hospital.

        Dr. Bradley is affiliated with the American Veterinary Medical Association, the Maryland VMA and the Greater Baltimore VMA. He attends multiple continuing education seminars annually to keep informed of the latest advances in medicine and surgery. He has a strong interest in oral care and completed an intensive course in dentistry and head and neck surgery at Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine in 2001.

       In his free time, Dr. Bradley enjoys doing home improvements, outdoor activities and spending time with his family.
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  • Drenna, Licensed Technician

    Drenna, Licensed Technician

        Drenna has worked as a licensed veterinary technician graduating from Wilson College in 1983 with an A.S in veterinary medical technology. Drenna has worked with an extensive array of species over the years including exotics and wildlife. Working with the doctors in surgery is her favorite area of veterinary medicine and she enjoys seeing new procedures and advances being made in the surgical field. Drenna's goal in her career as a veterinary technician is to continue to learn & grow and enjoy the many wonderful experiences the veterinary field has to offer.
        Drenna enjoys spending time with her husband and sons. Her family also includes a very silly dog, "Larry".Drenna enjoys rubber stamping, crafts, reading and spending time outdoors.
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  • Beth, Assistant

    Beth, Assistant

        Beth has worked at Antrim Veterinary Hospital since 1997, but started working with animals at the Baltimore Zoo as a Junior Keeper when she was in the 6th grade. She has been a true animal lover her entire life. Beth enjoys being in the exam rooms helping the animal friends and interacting with their owners. She also likes to care for and comfort the hospitalized patients.

        Beth is the proud parent of son, Jack. When not working, Beth enjoys having fun with Jack, and their furry friends, "Maggie", "Harry" and "Jasper". She also finds pleasure in reading.
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  • Jessica, Assistant

    Jessica, Assistant

        Jessica has been with us since August of 2008. She has wanted to be apart of an animal field her whole life. She started when she was 3 years old by riding horses, then became a big participant in the Howard County 4-H, where she showed horses, dogs and cattle. She would go to work with her mother, a veterinary technician, and her step father, a veterinarian, when she was not in school. When she started attending high school she worked part time at a local kennel. She also helps out at the Carroll County rabies clinics twice a year. When she is not working she spends time with her husband Jonathan and their "kid", "Zeb" (a Puggle). In her spare time she likes to paint pottery and spend quality time with her loving family.
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  • Nicole, Assistant

    Nicole, Assistant

        Nicole began working with us as a part of her internship for high school in August of 2009, and became part of our staff a few months later. She has always loved animals since she was a little girl. She would love when her pets had to go to their vet appointments, because that meant she would get to tag along with her dad and observe the technicians and doctors. In high school she took all veterinary classes available. When not working she spends time with her family, friends, and pets, Shadow (mini schnauzer), Max and Hogan (Domestic shorthair). In her spare time she likes to play field hockey, run, and ride 4-wheelers with her brothers and sisters.
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  • Kate, Assistant

    Kate, Assistant

        Kate has been working at Antrim Veterinary Hospital since May of 2010. Kate started off volunteering at an animal shelter in Virginia when she was thirteen years old and since then has worked at sanctuaries, hospitals, shelters, and kennels.  She gets great pride out of helping animals and their people.  In her spare time she likes to spend time with her boyfriend, Mark, and their three amazing companions, Maui (DMH Brown/ White Tabby), Lemmiwinks (DMH Black and White Tuxedo) and "Zombie" (Ball Python). She also enjoys camping, going to concerts, and spending time outdoors.
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