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Pet Nutrition Series – Part 3: Myths and Misconceptions About Pet Food
Pet Nutrition Series – Part 3: Myths and Misconceptions About Pet Food With so many buzzwords in the pet food industry, it’s easy to get misled. Let’s clear up some common myths about feeding dogs and cats. “Holistic” Means Healthier The word holistic sounds good, but...
Pet Nutrition Series – Part 2: What Do Pet Food Labels Really Mean?
Pet Nutrition Series – Part 2: What Do Pet Food Labels Really Mean? Standing in front of shelves of pet food can be overwhelming. Every bag promises to be the best, but how do you know what’s right for your dog or cat? Let’s make sense of pet food labels. The Four...
Happy Halloween: Keeping Your Pets Safe This Spooky Season
Happy Halloween: Keeping Your Pets Safe This Spooky Season Halloween is a fun and festive night for families, but it can also bring some hidden dangers for our pets. Between the noise, costumes, and tempting treats, both dogs and cats can find the holiday more...
Pet Nutrition Series – Part 1: How Much Should I Feed My Pet?
Pet Nutrition Series – Part 1: How Much Should I Feed My Pet? One of the most common questions we hear at Hebron Veterinary Hospital is: “How much food should my dog or cat be eating each day?” The truth is, there isn’t one simple answer. Every pet is different, and...
Does my dog have heat stroke? How to keep them safe in warm summer months!
Summer Safety Tips for Pets: Keeping Your Dogs Cool in the Heat With summer in full swing and temperatures climbing, it’s the perfect time to get outside—but it’s also the season when our pets are at the highest risk for heat-related illness. Dogs and cats...
Springtime Bug Bites: What that Bullseye on Your Dog Really Means
Spring is finally here in the Northeast—and while we’re all enjoying the longer days, warmer temps, and time outdoors with our pets, so are the bugs. As the weather changes, we start to see a rise in fly and tick activity, which can lead to some confusion when it...
Meet Darrell and Bernard: Hebron Vet’s Resident Greeters
At Hebron Veterinary Hospital, we believe every pet that walks through our doors deserves to feel at home. Helping us with that important job are two very special members of our team—Daryl and Bernard, our beloved clinic cats. These two have become patient favorites,...
Leptospirosis in Dogs: Why Vaccination is Essential
What is Leptospirosis? Leptospirosis is a bacterial disease that affects dogs and can pose serious health risks. It is most commonly spread through the urine of infected wildlife, such as rats, raccoons, skunks, and mice, animals frequently found in Connecticut....
Celebrating 10 Years of Hebron Veterinary Hospital: A Decade of Growth, Care, and Community
As I reflect on the past ten years since purchasing Hebron Veterinary Hospital, I am overwhelmed with gratitude and pride. Next month marks a decade since we embarked on this journey, and what an incredible journey it has been. When I first took ownership of Hebron...
How to Check Your Pet for Ticks
As pet owners, it is essential to be vigilant about our furry friends' health, especially during tick season. Ticks can carry various diseases that pose serious risks to both pets and humans. Knowing how to check for ticks can make a significant difference in...
Are You Ready for Your First Pet?
Bringing a pet into your home is a big decision. Pets can bring joy, companionship, and even health benefits, but they also require time, money, and effort. Before making this life-changing commitment, it’s important to make sure you’re actually ready for pet...
The Best Healthy Treats to Give Your Dog
Your dog deserves treats that are not only tasty but also support their health. Many store-bought options are packed with artificial ingredients, sugars, and preservatives, which can lead to issues like weight gain or digestive discomfort. Thankfully, there are plenty...
What to Expect at Your New Pet’s First Vet Appointment
Bringing a new pet into your life can be an exciting experience. Among the early steps in caring for your furry friend is their first visit to the veterinarian. This appointment is an important milestone that can set the stage for their ongoing health and well-being....
How to Keep Your Dog Active in Winter
Keeping your dog physically and mentally engaged during the winter months can be challenging. The colder weather and shorter days often limit outdoor activities, but maintaining your pet’s exercise routine is essential for their overall health. Even in snowy or icy...
The Most Important Vaccines to Give a New Pet
Welcoming a new pet into your home is an exciting experience filled with joy and love. However, it is essential to ensure that your furry friend is healthy and protected from various diseases. One of the most crucial steps in caring for a new pet is ensuring they...
Are Your Pets Getting Enough Enrichment?
Ensuring your pets are getting enough enrichment is important for their physical and mental well-being. Much like humans, pets thrive when they are mentally stimulated and physically active. Pet enrichment involves providing opportunities for animals to engage in...
Does Your Dog Get Anxious During a Thunderstorm? Here’s What to Do
For many dog owners, thunderstorms can bring worry and concern, especially when their dog gets anxious during a thunderstorm. This anxiety can manifest in various ways, affecting both the pet and the owner. Understanding how to help your furry friend during these...
How to Check Your Pet for Ticks
As pet owners, it is essential to be vigilant about our furry friends' health, especially during tick season. Ticks can carry various diseases that pose serious risks to both pets and humans. Knowing how to check for ticks can make a significant difference in...
Preparing Your Pet for Halloween: Tips for a Stress-Free Holiday
Halloween is an exciting time filled with costumes, candy, and spooky fun, but it can be a stressful experience for pets. The unusual sights and sounds, combined with frequent doorbell ringing, can cause anxiety for many animals. Ensuring your pet has a stress-free...
Why Flea and Tick Prevention is Still Important in Fall
As the warm summer days give way to the crispness of fall, many pet owners might believe that the threat of fleas and ticks diminishes with the drop in temperature. However, this assumption can lead to serious health risks for pets. Flea and tick prevention in fall is...
Seasonal Changes and Their Impact on Senior Pets
As your beloved pets age, they become more sensitive to their environment, particularly to the changing seasons. The transition from summer to fall or from winter to spring can significantly impact their health and well-being. Understanding these seasonal changes and...
Autumn Allergies: How to Manage Your Pet’s Symptoms
As the leaves change color and the air becomes crisp, many pet owners might notice their pets showing signs of discomfort. Autumn is a time when allergens are prevalent, causing symptoms in pets similar to those experienced by humans. Understanding autumn allergies...
Pet Travel Tips: How to Keep Your Furry Friends Safe on the Road
Traveling with pets can be an enjoyable experience if done correctly. Ensuring your furry friends are safe and comfortable is essential for a smooth trip. Whether you're planning a short drive or a long road trip, following these pet travel tips can make all the...
Summer Flea and Tick Protection Tips for Your Pets
Summer is a wonderful time for pets to enjoy the great outdoors, but it also brings an increased risk of fleas and ticks. These pests can cause serious health issues for your furry friends. Here are some effective tips for flea and tick protection to ensure your pets...
Identifying and Treating Common Pet Digestive Issues
Pet digestive issues can be distressing for both pets and their owners. Understanding the common causes and treatments can help alleviate these concerns and ensure your pet stays healthy and happy. In this article, we'll explore common pet digestive issues, their...
Pet Anesthesia: What You Should Know
When it comes to our beloved pets, ensuring their safety and comfort during medical procedures is a top priority. Pet anesthesia is a vital tool in veterinary medicine, allowing for surgeries and other treatments to be performed without causing undue stress or pain to...
Comprehensive Veterinary Care for Multiple Pets
As a pet owner with multiple furry companions, you know the joy and challenges of managing their health and well-being. Ensuring comprehensive veterinary care for multiple pets can seem overwhelming, but it doesn't have to be. This guide will help you understand how...
Essential Veterinary Care Tips for New Pet Owners
Welcoming a new pet into your home is an exciting and heartwarming experience. As a new pet owner, you may have many questions about how to ensure your furry friend stays healthy and happy. Providing proper veterinary care is crucial, and understanding the basics can...
Hairless Pet Care: Essential Tips
In the diverse world of pets, hairless breeds stand out with their unique charm and distinctive care needs. From the majestic Sphynx cat to the delightful Chinese Crested dog, these hairless pets require specialized attention to ensure their health and happiness. In...
This Summer’s Tips for Dog Heat Safety
As temperatures soar, prioritizing dog heat safety is essential for keeping your canine companion healthy and happy. Dog owners must be vigilant about keeping their furry companions safe from the heat. Dogs can easily suffer from heat-related illnesses such as...
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Hebron Veterinary Hospital has been a full service compassionate and quality veterinary care center since 1984. Our office is located in Hebron Connecticut and we serve patients from all around Connecticut and specialize in our local service areas of Columbia CT, Glastonbury CT, Marlborough CT, Andover CT, Bolton CT, Willimantic CT, Lebanon CT and Colchester CT.





























