Meet Dr. Maya Rosen, DVM
Your trusted partner in pet health and wellness
Dr. Maya Rosen
Doctor of Veterinary Medicine, Royal Veterinary College, 2012
Dr. Maya Rosen has dedicated more than a decade to helping pets live healthier, happier lives. She believes that every animal deserves individualized attention, compassionate handling, and evidence-based medical care tailored to their unique needs. With over 12 years of clinical experience, Dr. Rosen has developed specialized expertise in canine dermatology, feline internal medicine, preventive care protocols, and emergency response situations.
Her journey into veterinary medicine began during childhood in the countryside outside London, where she spent countless hours caring for rescued animals and farm pets. Witnessing the profound bond between animals and their human families inspired her lifelong commitment to veterinary science. After earning her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from the prestigious Royal Veterinary College in 2012, Dr. Rosen completed advanced training in small animal medicine and emergency care.
Dr. Rosen's approach to veterinary medicine is rooted in four core values: unwavering compassion for every patient, complete transparency in all treatment recommendations, deep respect for the human-animal bond, and clear communication with pet owners every step of the way. She understands that bringing a beloved pet to the veterinarian can be stressful, which is why she takes extra time to explain diagnoses, answer questions thoroughly, and ensure both pets and their families feel comfortable and informed.
When she's not caring for patients at Rosen Veterinary Care Clinic, Dr. Rosen enjoys hiking with her two rescue dogs, volunteering with local animal welfare organizations, and staying current with the latest advances in veterinary medicine through continuing education. Her commitment to family-centered care means treating each pet as if they were her own—because to her, every animal that walks through the door becomes part of the Rosen Veterinary family.
❤️ Compassion
Every animal receives gentle, loving care
🔍 Transparency
Clear, honest communication always
🤝 Respect
Honoring the human-animal bond
💬 Communication
Keeping you informed every step
Comprehensive Veterinary Services
Everything your pet needs under one roof
At Rosen Veterinary Care Clinic, we provide a complete range of veterinary services designed to keep your beloved companions healthy throughout every stage of life. From routine wellness examinations to complex diagnostic procedures and emergency interventions, our state-of-the-art facility is equipped with modern technology and staffed by a caring team dedicated to excellence. We believe in preventive care as the foundation of good health, which is why we emphasize regular checkups, vaccinations, and nutritional guidance alongside our advanced medical and surgical services. Whether you're bringing home a new puppy or kitten, managing a chronic condition in a senior pet, or seeking immediate care for an urgent medical issue, Dr. Rosen and our compassionate team are here to provide expert, personalized attention that puts your pet's wellbeing first.
General Checkups & Wellness Exams
Comprehensive physical examinations to monitor your pet's overall health, detect early signs of illness, and establish baseline health metrics. Regular wellness visits are essential for disease prevention and early intervention.
Vaccinations & Immunizations
Customized vaccination protocols for dogs, cats, and small animals based on lifestyle, age, and risk factors. Core vaccines and optional immunizations to protect against preventable diseases including rabies, distemper, and parvovirus.
Canine Care & Puppy Guidance
Specialized care for dogs of all breeds and ages, including puppy wellness programs, behavioral counseling, training recommendations, parasite prevention, and breed-specific health monitoring for optimal canine health.
Feline Care & Kitten Plans
Expert feline medicine including kitten wellness packages, senior cat health management, urinary health monitoring, dental care, and specialized handling techniques for stress-free feline visits.
Dental Treatments
Complete dental care including professional cleanings, dental radiography, tooth extractions, periodontal disease treatment, and oral health education to prevent painful dental conditions and systemic disease.
Microchipping Services
Permanent pet identification with ISO-standard microchips for safe recovery if your pet ever becomes lost. Quick, safe implantation with registration assistance and lifetime enrollment in recovery databases.
Spay & Neuter Services
Safe, professional surgical sterilization procedures to prevent unwanted litters, reduce cancer risks, and minimize behavioral issues. Pre-surgical consultations and comprehensive post-operative care included.
Diagnostic Imaging
Advanced digital radiography (X-rays) and ultrasound imaging for accurate diagnosis of internal conditions, fractures, foreign bodies, pregnancy monitoring, and organ assessment with rapid results.
Blood Tests & Laboratory Work
In-house laboratory capabilities for immediate blood work results, urinalysis, fecal testing, hormone panels, and disease screening. Comprehensive pre-anesthetic testing and health monitoring for chronic conditions.
Senior Pet Care
Specialized geriatric care programs including age-appropriate wellness screening, arthritis management, cognitive dysfunction support, nutritional adjustments, and quality-of-life assessments for aging companions.
Emergency & Urgent Care
Immediate medical attention for accidents, sudden illness, poisoning, severe injuries, and other urgent situations. Our team is trained in emergency protocols and equipped to stabilize critical patients.
Nutritional Guidance
Expert dietary counseling for weight management, food allergies, chronic disease support, life-stage appropriate nutrition, and therapeutic diet recommendations to optimize your pet's health through proper nutrition.
Pet Information Hub
Evidence-based insights for better pet care
🍖 Dietary Improvements
According to a 2024 UK survey, approximately 37% of dog owners reported significant improvements in pet allergies and skin conditions after switching to veterinary-recommended hypoallergenic diets. Consult our nutrition team for personalized feeding plans.
❤️ Healthy Heart Rate
A healthy adult dog should maintain a resting heart rate between 60-120 beats per minute, depending on size and breed. Smaller breeds tend toward the higher end, while large breeds rest at lower rates. Monitor regularly during calm moments.
🐾 Early Socialization Benefits
Recent veterinary behavioral research indicates that early socialization between 3-14 weeks of age reduces behavioral issues by approximately 41%. Puppy socialization classes and controlled exposures are essential for well-adjusted adult dogs.
💧 Hydration Needs
Dogs require approximately 1 ounce of water per pound of body weight daily. Active dogs, nursing mothers, and those on certain medications may need more. Always provide fresh, clean water and monitor intake patterns.
🦷 Dental Health Matters
By age three, 80% of dogs show signs of dental disease. Regular brushing, dental chews, and professional cleanings prevent painful infections and systemic health problems linked to oral bacteria.
🏃 Exercise Requirements
Most adult dogs benefit from 30-120 minutes of exercise daily, varying by breed, age, and health status. Regular activity prevents obesity, reduces anxiety, and strengthens the human-animal bond.
😴 Feline Sleep Patterns
The average indoor cat sleeps between 12-16 hours per day, depending on age, with kittens and senior cats sleeping even more. This conserves energy and is completely normal feline behavior—cats are crepuscular hunters by nature.
🚰 Water Consumption
Cats need approximately 3.5-4.5 ounces of water per 5 pounds of body weight daily. Many cats prefer running water fountains over bowls, and wet food contributes significantly to hydration needs.
🧬 Breed-Specific Health
Purebred cats may face breed-specific health challenges. Persian cats are prone to polycystic kidney disease, while Maine Coons have higher rates of hypertrophic cardiomyopathy. Genetic screening helps identify risks early.
🏠 Litter Box Standards
The ideal ratio is one box per cat, plus one extra. Boxes should be scooped daily and fully cleaned weekly. Most cats prefer unscented litter and boxes placed in quiet, accessible locations.
💉 Indoor Cat Vaccinations
Even strictly indoor cats require core vaccinations against rabies and feline distemper complex. Vaccine protocols are customized based on lifestyle risk factors and regional disease prevalence.
🎯 Environmental Enrichment
Indoor cats thrive with vertical spaces, interactive toys, scratching posts, and window views. Environmental enrichment prevents obesity, reduces stress, and satisfies natural hunting instincts in confined spaces.
🚨 Seek Immediate Care If:
Difficulty breathing, uncontrolled bleeding, seizures, collapse, suspected poisoning, severe trauma, bloated abdomen (especially large-breed dogs), inability to urinate, or extreme lethargy warrant emergency veterinary attention immediately.
🤢 Vomiting & Diarrhea
Occasional vomiting may not be concerning, but repeated episodes, bloody vomit, diarrhea lasting more than 24 hours, or signs of dehydration (dry gums, sunken eyes) require professional evaluation promptly.
🍽️ Appetite Changes
Sudden loss of appetite lasting more than 24 hours in dogs or 12 hours in cats can indicate serious illness. Cats are especially vulnerable to hepatic lipidosis from prolonged fasting.
💧 Increased Thirst
Excessive water consumption (polydipsia) and increased urination may signal diabetes, kidney disease, or hormonal imbalances. Track water intake and schedule a veterinary checkup if patterns change.
😣 Pain Indicators
Pets often hide pain. Watch for limping, reluctance to move, aggression when touched, excessive grooming of one area, panting at rest, or changes in posture. Subtle changes deserve attention.
👁️ Eye & Ear Issues
Squinting, redness, discharge from eyes, head shaking, ear odor, or scratching at ears warrant examination. Untreated eye injuries and ear infections cause severe pain and can lead to permanent damage.
What Our Clients Say
Trusted by pet owners across London
"When our Labrador had a sudden emergency late in the evening, Dr. Rosen and her team responded immediately with such compassion and expertise. They saved Buddy's life, and we will be forever grateful. The care was exceptional, and the communication throughout the crisis was clear and reassuring."
"Dr. Rosen takes the time to explain everything in detail, which I really appreciate as a first-time pet owner. She walked me through my cat's treatment options, answered all my questions without rushing, and followed up personally after the procedure. This is the kind of veterinary care every pet deserves."
"Bringing our new puppy to Rosen Veterinary Care was the best decision we made. The puppy wellness program is comprehensive, and Dr. Rosen provided invaluable guidance on training, nutrition, and socialization. Our little Max is thriving thanks to their expert care and genuine love for animals."
"My cat Oscar is extremely anxious at veterinary visits, but Dr. Rosen's gentle approach and calming techniques made such a difference. She handled him with patience and care, and for the first time ever, he didn't need sedation for his exam. I finally found a vet who truly understands feline behavior."
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112 Baker Street
London W1U 6RS
United Kingdom
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- Monday - Friday 8:00 AM - 7:00 PM
- Saturday 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
- Sunday 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
- Emergency Care Call Anytime