Wolcott Veterinary Clinic PC

Dog, cat, and small animal patients that need health and wellness care can receive it from Waterbury with care and quality. With a full-service medical center that provides common procedures like routine vaccinations, microchipping, dental and surgical care, and more, our doctors and staff are dedicated to promoting responsible pet ownership and preventive health care.

The Waterbury Veterinary Hospital is dedicated to providing thorough, above-and-beyond medical and surgical care for your animal family.

Veterinary Clinic All For Paws, LLC Welcome to the Veterinary Clinic of All for Paws, LLC!! Pet owners in Bristol and the surrounding areas are served. We hope that the material presented here serves as an introduction to who we are and what we believe in — providing you and your pet with high-quality, tailored care.We urge you to come see us in person at our Bristol office, where we provide exceptional pet care services. Visit us for a tour – we're open five days a week right now.

Dr. Larry Linnetz founded Chippens Hill Veterinary Hospital in 1976. Weekly ultrasound patients are seen by his son, Veterinary Internist Eric Linnetz, DVM, DACVIM. The American Animal Hospital Association has granted us accreditation, which enables us to provide the best possible service to our clients and their dogs via continual education, current technology, cleanliness, and caring communication. Our veterinarians and staff in Bristol are dedicated to providing comfort, compassion, and concern for the unique requirements of each pet. Full-time veterinarians Cara Sweet, DVM, Kristen Fratamico, DVM, and Amanda DeJesus, DVM, along with lead veterinarian Emily Elliot, VMD, respect the faith our customers invest in us. We are thrilled to participate in FDA-approved clinical trials to introduce drugs into medical practice that have passed safety and efficacy assessments.

For more than 35 years, our doctors and staff have provided care to the residents of Bristol, Burlington, Plymouth, Terryville, Torrington, and Winsted. We have developed into a full-service hospital that serves patients and clients seven days a week with boarding and medical care. We are also pleased to have received the American Association of Feline Practitioners' certification as a Cat-Friendly Practice (AAFP).

Stone Veterinary Hospital in Watertown, CT, was founded in 1995 by Dr. Ira Stone to bridge the gap between conventional and alternative care. We treat a wide range of medical disorders that aren't necessarily receptive to conventional veterinarian therapy alone, using a holistic approach that is tailored to your pet's needs. We think that pets have the best chance of living a long and happy life when they receive integrated, wellness-focused veterinary care as well as a caring household. Acupuncture, chiropractic, herbal medicines, and nutritional care are examples of alternative healing techniques that can be used in conjunction with veterinary medicine to help diagnose and treat disease. We not only evaluate and treat your pet's physique, but we also look after the rest of your pet.