We provide a broad spectrum of diagnostic procedures through in-house testing and the use of external laboratories. The Animal Hospital of South Gorham maintains a variety of diagnostic tools to aid our doctors in treating your pets. These services include blood panels, stool exams (via in-house fecal centrifugation and/cytology), radiographs (x-rays), and echocardiograms.
Dr. Linda K. Mulski,V.M.D. graduated from the University of Pennsylvania in 1989. She had previously completed a combined Bachelor’s and Master’s degree in Animal Science at the University of Connecticut as a University Scholar. She has had long term interests in exotic animal medicine, soft tissue surgery, behavior management of all pet species, and client communication. More recent interests include dressage training and competition (at low levels) on her thoroughbred “Gaius”. Dr. Mulski has appeared on local television (“Area Code 207” on channel 6), routinely talks to local schoolchildren about veterinary medicine as a career, and has lectured at the New Hampshire Community Technical College. She enjoys spending time with her family and their animals and tormenting her long suffering husband.
Dr. Thomas M. Niedermeyer, V.M.D. graduated cum laude from the University of Pennsylvania in 1989. He had previously completed a B.A. in Biochemistry with a minor in German, also at the University of Pennsylvania. Prior to joining The Animal Hospital of South Gorham in fall of 2003, Dr. Niedermeyer managed and provided veterinary coverage for the Animal Emergency Clinic in Portland. He enjoys the wide variety of patients seen at our clinic and our long term association with clients. Fish medicine, chelonians, geese, sheep and goats are his particular interests. Dr. Niedermeyer and his family recently started showing and breeding dairy goats; they enjoy the milk and cheese. He is an avid gardener when his daughters leave him a little peace and quiet.
47 County Road Gorham, ME 04038
Monday to Friday: 9 AM to 6 PM
Saturdays: 9 AM to Noon