Healthy Pets, Happy Owners
Hebron Veterinary Hospital
Looking for a Veterinarian in the Hebron CT Area?
Call (860) 228-4324
We Keep Our Promises to You and Your Pet
When your pet is sick, you want a doctor who treats them like a member of the family. You care about your pet and you know they deserve the best care possible. They have a right to quality treatment from someone who cares the way you do. If you must leave them behind for an hour or a day, you want to walk away without any doubts. Whatever the condition or illness, you want to trust that your doctor will do their best.
At Hebron Veterinary Hospital, we understand how you feel. We know that no one can love your pet the way you do, but we try to come close. Our staff gives them the care and support they need to reach optimum recovery. We make promises to you and your pets and we do our best to keep them.
- We will treat your pet with compassion.
- Our doctors will always give your pet the best medical care possible.
- The Hebron Veterinary Hospital staff will treat you and your pet with respect, dignity, and compassion.
- We promise to treat you and your pet like family.
Leaving Your Dog Home Alone: Going Away for the Weekend?
As a general rule of thumb, adult dogs can be left alone for up to 6 hours a day. However, the amount of time a dog can spend safely alone will vary from dog to dog, as even the most laid-back dogs may become distressed when you leave them on their own for long...
Cat Life Expectancy: How long do we have?
Cats, unfortunately, do not have nine mystical lives. Instead, the average cat life expectancy of your average domestic cat is 13 to 17 years. However, many variables can shorten or lengthen cat life expectancy. For instance, indoor cats tend to outlive outdoor cats...
Looking For Pet Babysitting While You’re Out Of Town?
Of course, you love your pet. He's a member of your family. You've never thought about pet babysitting because you've never imagined leaving your best friend behind for more than an hour or two. But sometimes you have no choice. What do you do when your good friend...
Living With Dogs VS. Cats
Dogs Vs. Cats? Is living with one any different than living with the other? There are many reasons people choose cats over dogs or dogs over cats. Researchers believe that the choice might have a lot to do with your personality and how you prefer to live. This theory...
How To Identify A Pet Medical Emergency
You know how it is when you're just a little bit sick. You feel sluggish, and you lose your appetite. Sometimes you lie around doing absolutely nothing because you have no energy. Your symptoms are sometimes exhausting and annoying, but you don't go to the ER because...
Music For Pets To Help Them Calm Down
Your pets are similar to you in many ways. They enjoy your company, especially if you're running in the park, tossing a frisbee, making funny noises, or rolling around on the floor. They love to snack between meals, and they enjoy sleeping in your bed. Pets also get...
Human Foods Toxic To Pets And How To Avoid Them
Your pet is a member of your family. So, of course, you enjoy hanging out together. You run, jump, and play like children. You even eat meals together, just like families do. So, whatever you feel safe doing with your family pet, you should do it, except when it...
What Happens When Your Dog Fights Another Dog?
As a dog owner, you see your dog as just another member of the family. He’s your furry, cuddly friend, even if he’s a big old Great Dane. It’s amusing when people don’t get how cute he is, especially when your dog fights their furry best friend. When your dog fights...
Why In-person Vet Visits Are Important
Over the past year, you and everyone you know implemented digital strategies to perform traditional tasks. For example, if you worked in an office, you transitioned to working remotely from your kitchen. You got used to ordering your groceries on an app. Instead of...
The Best Care Possible
It takes a lot of heartfelt effort to keep our promises to you and your pets. It begins with our firm commitment to maintaining a high standard of care. We continue with our desire to provide the latest diagnostic technology and the most effective treatment techniques available.
- Preventative Care
- Internal Medicine
- Surgery
- Dental Care
- Radiology/Ultrasound
- Senior Wellness
- Laser Therapy
- Acupuncture
Client Testimonials
As sad as this was for me, I am grateful for the kind and empathic care and understanding I received. I won’t forget it ever. Thank you all so very much.”
A Family-Centered Practice
Our town needs a family-based veterinary practice. Hebron Veterinary Hospital gives us the opportunity to provide the family-centered attention your pets deserve. We start each day with a firm commitment to deliver the highest standard of care possible and to help each pet reach maximum healing.
At Hebron Veterinary Hospital, we upgrade our knowledge through continuing education and professional development. We stay informed about technology and medical advances that help us work more effectively and efficiently. We continue learning because it helps us give our patients the best care possible.
Contact Us for Your Veterinarian Needs
We know that we're not your only option for veterinary care. We don’t expect you to walk in the door just because we’re the nearest vet or the only hospital in our small town. We believe that you bring your pets to us because we care and because we provide the quality services your pet deserves.
Phone: (860) 228-4324
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.