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.
Pet’s Breath Smells?
When your pet's breath smells bad, it is relatively common, even with progress in veterinary dentistry. However, over the last several years, dental hygiene in pets has changed from occasional tooth extractions to routine dental cleanings and other preventative care...
Grain-free diet in dogs linked to heart disease
Grain-Free Diet When you love your pet, you do whatever is necessary to keep them healthy. That’s one of the reasons Hebron, CT dog lovers are drawn to new foods which contain some of the non-grain ingredients humans prefer. Unfortunately, the Food and Drug...
Dealing with Pet Loss
The love of pets is embedded into many cultures all over the world. Humans give cats and dogs names, take care of their physical needs, buy them toys, talk to them like fellow human beings, and, of course, grieve when they die. Grief is a normal and natural response...
Common Pet Care Misconceptions
As a newbie pet parent, you'll likely be bombarded with tons of information on how best to care for your pet. Unfortunately, there's so much information out there about caring for your pet that it can be hard to know what's best – and not all of it is accurate....
Exercise Habits for Pets
How much exercise does a dog need every day? Here's the thing, life can sometimes get busy and schedules cramped, which can turn that question into "How much exercise does a dog need anyway?" The short answer: about 30 minutes a day. However, exercising your dog for...
First-Aid Tips for Pet Owners
Bleeding skin, broken bones, choking, burns, seizures, and overheating on a hot summer day are all risks that come with owning a pet. Knowing what to do if your pet falls sick or gets injured is essential. Here are some basic first-aid tips for pet owners. First-Aid...
Is your pet overweight?
When you love your pet, you do what it takes to keep him healthy. That means making sure he gets enough exercise and taking him to the vet for regular checkups. It also means keeping him well fed but not so well fed that it makes him pet overweight. Just like their...
Can You Really Catch a Disease From Your Pet?
Yes, you can absolutely catch an infection from your pet. But, for many people, pets are part of the family – they share your beds, sofas, food, and even tech gadgets. And although it’s rare to catch a disease from your dog or the typical house cat, it’s important to...
Pet Marking Behavior: Why Do My Pets Mark My Furniture?
Some of the signals animals use to communicate are obvious – birds chirp, wolves howl, and whales click, whistle, and sing. However, not all communication is sound-based. Dogs and cats, in particular, are pretty efficient at communicating through pheromones or...
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.