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Marsh Hospital for Animals
The Marsh Hospital for Animals has been providing veterinary medicine to the pets of northern New Jersey since the 1950’s
Providing Care
Healthy pets start with empowered vets.
The Marsh Hospital for Animals has been serving the pets of Northern New Jersey since the 1950’s. From the earlier days as a rural mixed animal practice, the hospital has grown into a modern full care small animal facility. Dr. Megan Armani and Dr. Mark Milwicki practice their commitment to providing your pets with the very best in veterinary medicine while fostering a friendly and warm environment.
Today the practice is a busy three-veterinarian, privately owned hospital in Verona utilizing many different highly skilled specialists, all of whom help us provide our best friends with excellent health care. We strongly believe in practicing preventative medicine and are fortunate to have many pet owners in our area that consider their pets to be “part of the family.”
The Marsh Hospital for Animals has been providing veterinary medicine to the pets of Northern New Jersey since the 1950’s.
The Marsh Hospital for Animals has been providing veterinary medicine to the pets of Northern New Jersey since the 1950’s.
Best-in-class Facilities
Listed below are some of the facilities provided at Marsh Hospital. Explore our website to know more about Marsh and the services offered.
Pet Dentistry
Imagine how your teeth would look and feel if you didn’t brush them daily! The same applies to your pets’ teeth- routine cleaning with a proper dental prophylaxis performed by our trained doctors and technicians can maintain healthy teeth and gums and ward off oral disease and oral pain for many years to come.
Routine Check-Ups
Regular check-ups and examinations by our veterinary team, can help us keep your pet healthy and also can uncover some diseases, which could be cured if diagnosed and treated early.
Nutrition & Diet
Good nutrition, quality food and maintaining a proper diet regime is a very important factor for your pets health.
Surgery
At Marsh Hospital for Animals, we perform routine spays and neuters, mass removals, and orthopedic surgeries on a weekly basis.
Ultrasound
Ultrasound- We are equipped to perform ultrasounds through a highly trained professional ultrasound service.
Marsh Hospital is a privately owned facility, not operated by a corporate entity
Why Choose Us
Hometown care starts with our Associates
You have to have a heart – you have to have a real heart to work in this type of field. You have to have real emotional ties to animals.
We use a combination of traditional and modern techniques to heal patients.
Our team of more than 12 professionals are highly trained to serve our patient's needs.
Marsh Hospital offers a wide variety of therapy services that helps in treating even the most complex diseases.
Does Your Pet Need Any Help? Book Your Appointment Today!
We are accepting new patients, please give us a call!
Our Team
Meet Our Veterinarians
Marsh Hospital for Animals Team
Dr. Megan Armani
Started her career at Oradell Animal Hospital in a small animal surgery and medicine internship followed by a year of residency in Emergency and Critical Care at Blue Pearl, Tampa. She is the former owner of 2 veterinary hospitals in Pensacola, Florida that she helped grow with her husband, also a veterinarian, into premier, progressive hospitals before selling both to move up to New Jersey with her family. She partnered with Dr. Mark Milwicki in 2024 and is so thankful for the wonderful team, culture, and client’s at Marsh Hospital for Animals. Dr. Armani’s goal is to increase the human-animal bond and provide best care for the pet and cares for her patients as if they were her own.
Dr. Mark Milwicki
Grew up in South Africa and graduated from the University of Pretoria (“Onderstepoort,” which translates to “under the paw”) in 1978. After working in a small animal practice in Cape Town for a year, Mark and his wife traveled to Europe and finally settled in England where they remained for three years. Dr. Milwicki became a member of the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons and practiced in a small village about thirty miles south of London.
