COMING SOON!

In 2015, Dr. Matthew Weeman began providing veterinary services to Maryland’s eastern shore and the surrounding Delaware communities through many of the region’s small animal hospitals as well as his mobile practice called Bayside Bovine Veterinary Services. With the needs of the community changing and the practice growing in clientele and the number of species served it became clear that the region needed the services of a comprehensive, mixed animal veterinary facility that people can rely on and trust to care for their animals. As many of our region’s small, quaint veterinary hospitals are closing or being gobbled up by corporate behemoths plastering cookie cutter policies and pricing on once–local hometown clinic names and removing any and all care to farm animal species, Dr. Weeman decided enough was enough. Years of searching led to a suitable, centralized location – we are a maximum distance of about one hour from anywhere in Delaware or on Maryland’s eastern shore – and finally, Central Shore Veterinary Services was born.

The practice is based on a concept that was once more common in veterinary medicine: partnership. Not the type of partnership our corporate peers offer where someone you’ve never met takes over small clinics, raises prices and filters the revenues to shareholders and corporate benefactors while offering a sliver of minority stake to the veterinarians working there. Central Shore Veterinary Services is a bona fide partnership where the veterinarians practicing within the hospital are afforded an opportunity and encouraged to become equal owners of the practice. Our veterinarians and entire support team live within and support our local community and are committed to taking veterinary medicine back to what it used to be and what you really want: top-notch care with a hometown feel that is individualized to your needs and provided by people you know and can trust.

• Our founding veterinarian, Dr. Weeman, grew up on a dairy farm in Northeast Ohio. He can not remember a time in his life that he was not surrounded by dairy cattle. He has spent more days on this earth with a cow than without and he hopes that never changes. After the veterinarian who served his family invited him to take a job in their local veterinary clinic, he quickly realized at a young age that his passion for cattle would never die but he was going to have to meld it with his love for providing care to both people and animals through veterinary medicine. Somewhat meticulous, -Dr. Weeman doesn’t like messy logos or messy medicine. We treat multiple species and each one receives the unique care appropriate for it. We could have created a logo that representsed all of the species we treat “well enough” but that just didn’t work for us. Our logo represents us uniquely well. We serve dogs, cats, cows, pigs, sheep, goats, chickens, turkeys, bison and other hoofed exotics on occasion. We chose the cow as the mascot for our large animal species and she forms the background of our image because, she is at the background of everything our founding veterinarian is.