Vet Locations

Schulhof Animal Hospital is a family-owned full-service, holistically oriented teaching animal hospital that has been in operation since 1946 in beautiful downtown Westport, Connecticut.

We've made a number of significant structural and technological changes to our facilities throughout the years. Our radiology and dental suites have the most up-to-date digital x-ray technology. To provide a more inviting and less stressful atmosphere for our furry friends, we have built separate waiting, exam, and boarding facilities for cats and dogs. Our grooming facility has been upgraded. We also keep our surgical and dental suites, as well as our exam rooms, up to date with the most cutting-edge medical technology. Essentially, we've carried the resources of our hospital with us.

Pond Point Animal Hospital is a Veterinary Clinic in Milford, Connecticut, that was established in 1973.Pond Point Animal Hospital has been providing quality veterinary treatment for nearly 40 years, first with Dr. Suhie and Dr. Doughty, then Dr. Suhie and Dr. Rumble, and finally Dr. Carter and Dr. Colburn.After many years of expertise in medicine, surgery, veterinary acupuncture, and alternative medicine in Connecticut, Dr. Carter purchased Pond Point Animal Hospital. She received her veterinary medicine degree from Tufts University Alumni School of Veterinary Medicine.

Elm Veterinary Clinic in West Haven, Connecticut, is a full-service veterinary treatment institution. Elm Veterinary Clinic's competent and friendly staff strives to offer the finest possible medical, surgical, and dental care for its valued clients.

For our clients, we are dedicated to encouraging responsible pet ownership, preventative health treatment, and health-related educational opportunities. Elm Veterinary Clinic seeks to provide the best possible veterinary care to the residents of West Haven and the surrounding communities.

Please call us today to learn more about our veterinary office and to learn how Elm Veterinary Clinic may help you and your beloved pet.

Dr. Liubi Tosici established the Animal Clinic of Milford in 1993. Milford, Orange, Stratford, Fairfield County, West Haven, North Haven, Derby, Ansonia, Woodbridge, and many more communities in Connecticut are served by the Animal Clinic of Milford. Dr. Thomas Maley and Dr. Sasha Golovyan now own and run the Animal Clinic of Milford. As the new proprietors of Animal Clinic of Milford, they are dedicated to carrying on Dr. Tosici's heritage and building a solid general practice for our clients' dogs, cats, pocket pets, and goats and chickens when possible. Both veterinarians are aware of the high expense of veterinary care and are committed to providing thorough care and services.

The staff at VCA Baybrook Animal Hospital is eager to meet you, your dog, and cat. We have over 25 years of experience serving our neighborhood. The towns of Milford, Orange, West Haven, Stratford, and New Haven are served by our hospital. Because we offer high-quality treatment and responsive customer service, our clients trust us with the care of their cherished pets. In addition to cutting-edge veterinary care, we also provide chemotherapy, pet boarding, pet grooming, preventative medicine, routine and specialty surgery, routine & advanced dental care, and digital x-rays. Our experts have areas of expertise in dentistry, pain treatment, oncology, orthopedic surgery, and reproduction. Everyone on our staff believes the better we get to know your pets, the better we can provide the best possible healthcare for them. Actually, when you

The health and safety of your pet is our top priority at Post Road Veterinary Clinic. Our sympathetic vets and highly experienced staff properly diagnose and treat your animal friend quickly but gently. We treat your pet the way you would, with special attention and a gentle touch, from primping and preening to delicate surgical operations, since we care as much as you do.

Scheduled consultations, same-day appointments, and a 24/7 EMERGENCY on-call consultation service for your pet are all available at Orange Veterinary Hospital. Routine wellness care, dental treatment, and preventative care, including as immunizations and flea, tick, and heartworm prevention, are also available. Routine and complex operations are also performed by our doctors. For orthopedic and other specialized surgical cases, we have board certified surgical specialists on call. We are convinced that Orange Veterinary, with its on-site laboratory, digital x-ray, and ultrasound machine, will offer you with the service you need in a pleasant and inviting setting.

We strongly believe in the significance of independent primary care providers who are only concerned with the health of their patients. At Old Lyme Veterinary Hospital, we are dedicated to delivering high-quality care for your pet at all stages of its life. We have the competence to provide the care your pet requires at every stage of life, from routine preventative care to early identification and treatment of a wide range of illnesses and diseases, as well as surgical care.

Primary care, specialist treatment, urgent care, and 24-hour emergency care are all offered by Pieper Veterinary's network of hospitals, which has facilities located all along the Connecticut River Valley's southern shoreline. Our seven-day urgent care service and 24-hour emergency service offer your pet care every day of the week in addition to primary and wellness care. In addition to the general services offered by your primary care veterinarian, we also offer specialized services in surgery, neurology, internal medicine, diagnostic imaging, cancer, critical care, and physical therapy. Our goal is to give your pet the best possible medical treatment while also giving you, the owner, the best possible customer service.

The Saybrook Veterinary Hospital first opened its doors in 1947. It is the original veterinary hospital in the shoreline/Connecticut river area, as well as one of the state's oldest veterinary facilities.

Dr. Howard Larsen founded Saybrook Veterinary Hospital and built the current structure, which is still in use today. The building was initially designed to house both the veterinary hospital and a two-bedroom residence, with the hospital on one half and the dwelling on the other. A pet cemetery dating from the 1940s and 1950s is located on the premises of the veterinary facility. The headstones are still in place, and the names and dates of the dogs can still be read.