Riverside Veterinary Clinic

"Have A Heart Animal Hospital is a full service, small animal veterinary practice located in Haverhill, Massachusetts. Our veterinary hospital includes two general practice veterinarians, as well as visiting specialists who provide ultrasound and endoscopic imaging services, as well as visiting board-certified orthopedic specialists on site.

Our team offers a wide range of veterinary services to you and your family at Bulger Veterinary Hospital, a member of Ethos Veterinary Health.

Drs. Linda Thistle, Kathrine Walden, and Michael Johnson. For the animals you love, affordable veterinary care!!

Our full-service practice offers a variety of services designed to promote your pet's overall health and longevity. "At Andover Animal Hospital, we understand that your pets are an important part of your life. We treat dogs, cats, rabbits, pocket pets, birds, reptiles, and other small animals. Our highly trained staff will treat you and your pets with professionalism and courtesy while providing you with the very best veterinary care available.

It's crucial to know that the group you choose to take care of your cherished pet will offer the highest caliber of treatment when selecting a veterinarian in Andover. We go above and beyond at River Road Veterinary Hospital to ensure the comfort and satisfaction of both you and your pet. We have been assisting pet parents in our community grow healthy, content pets for more than ten years. We are eager to extend the same courtesy to you.

Since its establishment in 1967, Amesbury Animal Hospital has dedicated itself to providing veterinary care for animals in Amesbury, Massachusetts, as well as nearby towns in Northeastern Massachusetts (Salisbury, Newbury, Newburyport, and West Newbury), as well as Southern New Hampshire (Kingston, East Kingston, Haverhill, and Seabrook). Our vets treat both large and small animals of all kinds in our full-service mixed animal facility. Our veterinary clinic is proud of the care we give to a variety of animals, including dogs, cats, horses, cattle, goats, camelids, and other livestock, both individually and in conjunction with herd health services. These services include routine and emergency medical, surgical, and veterinary dentistry.