A+A-Clayton and Churchtown Veterinary Associates Holistic Vet Care~Clayton Office (856) 881-7470 Churchtown Office (856) 678-3883MenuHomeAbout UsWhy HolisticJUDY MORGAN, DVM,CVA, CVCP, CVFTMICHAEL ANTHONY, VMD, CVASHEILA KANDLE, DVMOur StaffTestimonialsContact UsHoursLocations and DirectionsMedication RefillServicesVeterinary Phone ConsultationsAcupunctureChiropractic CareDental CareEquineFood TherapyLaser TreatmentProlotherapySupplementsNew ClientsPayment InformationDr. Morgan’s Books & WebinarsBooksCanine NutritionEventsResourcesNewsletterLinksBlogVideosRecipesIn MemoriumRescue and CharityHomeWelcome!  Clayton and Churchtown Veterinary Associates specializes in holistic veterinary medicine.  Our philosophy at CVA is to integrate traditional Western medicine with traditional Eastern medicine to achieve a more natural and holistic method of treating our patients. Our ability to utilize both kinds of therapies offers our clients many more options than using a single method of healing. In many cases, using this approach also allows earlier identification and treatment of impending problems. Treatments such as chiropractic, acupuncture, food therapy, homeopathy, and herbal therapy can be combined with conventional Western medical techniques to offer a full range of treatments.  Learn How You Can Become A Client  Audubon - Berlin - Blackwood - Bridgeton - Cherry Hill - Deptford - Elmer - Franklinville - Glassboro - Malaga - Medford - Millville - Monroeville - Mullica Hill - Pitman - Vineland - Williamstown - Washington TownshipAreas surrounding our Churchtown Office: Alloway - Bear - Carney's Point - Deepwater - Newark - New Castle - Pennsville - Pennsgrove - Pilesgrove - Quinton - Salem - Swedesboro - Wilmington - Woodstown - WoolwichClayton Veterinary Associates Contact Information: 820 N Delsea Dr. Clayton, NJ 08312 Phone Number: (856) 881-7470 Fax Number: (856) 881-5783Churchtown Veterinary Associates Contact Information: 296 N. Broadway Pennsville, NJ 08070 Phone Number: (856) 678-3883 Fax Number: (856) 678-6852Judy Morgan DVM FacebookLatest PostsSelect MonthMarch 2015 December 2014 November 2014 October 2014 August 2014 July 2014 December 2013 June 2013 BlogOne Pet At A TimeOur business manager, Pam Young, recently wrote the following article about her passion for fostering animals. It appeared in the newsletter for a non-profit group she works with, Save The Animals Foundation. We at Clayton and Churchtown Veterinary Associates are very proud of the time, energy, and love many of our staff members put into fostering pets in need. We are all in the veterinary field because we love animals and want to help them be healthy and happy. Bringing a homeless animal into your home for the necessary love and sometimes healing they need to find their forever home is not only beneficial to them, but can be a very fulfilling experience for you as well.Why I Foster   By Pam YoungI’ve often been asked this question by friends, family,and even peop