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Monday 8:30am - 7:30pm Tuesday 8:30am - 5:30pm Wednesday 8:30am - 5:30pm Thursday 8:30am - 5:30pm Friday 8:30am - 5:30pm Saturday 8:30am - 2pm

Bethany Veterinary Hospital

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Bethany Veterinary Hospital

Bethany Veterinary Hospital is an AAHA accredited small animal practice that has been providing excellent pet care in Bethany, Connecticut for over 40 years.
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Our mission is to provide compassionate, quality veterinary care for your pets. We believe pets are integral members of your family and, therefore, deserve to be treated in a professional and courteous manner at all times. We strive to preserve and nurture the bond between family and pet by encouraging preventative medicine and providing quality medical and surgical care throughout your pet's life

time. For over 30 years, we have been a proud member of the American Animal Hospital Association. In order to achieve this accreditation, our hospital is required to adhere to stringent guidelines in patient care and service. With our membership, you can be assured that we will provide the highest level of care.

11/06/2024

Our team of veterinary pros at Bethany Veterinary Hospital wants to recognize Senior Pet Health Month. Regular visits to a veterinary clinic are imperative for older pets to address potential issues with arthritis, dental problems, vision, hearing loss, and more. Keep your pet happy in its golden years. Schedule a wellness visit today! bethvet.com

11/04/2024

Foxtails may look harmless, but they can cause serious harm to your dog! These sharp, barbed seeds can burrow into your pet’s skin, ears, and even lungs, leading to infections and other health issues. Before heading outside, this overview provided by Spruce Pets is good to review to keep them safe!

Cheatgrass (grass awns), foxtails, and similar weeds have barbed seed pods that can burrow into your pets fur and cause a multitude of problems.

11/01/2024

It's that time of year when our feline friends swap their summer coats for a cozy winter one! 🐱 Who else loves watching their cats get all snuggled up for the colder months ahead?

10/31/2024

Happy Halloween! May your day be filled with lots of treats and spooky fun! 🎃👻

10/30/2024

Is your furry friend acting out of character? Whether it's excessive barking, aggression, or sudden changes in appetite, our experienced team is here to help. Your pet deserves the best care possible, and we're here to provide the solutions you're looking for. Call our veterinary clinic to set up your appointment. bethvet.com

10/30/2024

Hello everyone! We just wanted to reach out to let you all know that this Friday, November 1st, both Dr. Jackson and Dr. Petrario will be out of the office. If any emergencies arise on Friday, we want to make sure everyone has the information for the area 24 hour referral centers.

Central Hospital at 4 Devine St. in North Haven - 203-865-0878
VCA Shoreline at 895 Bridgeport Ave. in Shelton - 203-929-8600
Pieper Memorial at 730 Randolph Rd. in Middletown - 860-347-8387
Newtown Veterinary Specialists at 52 Church Hill Rd. in Newtown - 203-270-8387

We're still open as usual on Friday for technician appointments and for picking up medications or foods. We hope everyone is having a great fall season so far. If there are any questions, please give the office a call at 203-393-3650.

-The Staff of Bethany Veterinary Hospital

10/28/2024

It's always an uneasy feeling when you see your beloved pup vomiting. While there's no need to panic, understanding how to monitor it correctly is imperative. Learn more about the possible reasons why your dog might be throwing up and when it's time to call a vet below.

Dog vomiting is common, but you should not ignore it. Learn why your dog is throwing up, how you can help, and when to call the vet.

10/25/2024

Being proactive in your pet's healthcare routine can help them live a long and healthy life. At home, provide the right nutrition, engage in plenty of exercise, and ensure to give them mental stimulation through play. Call Bethany Veterinary Hospital for a wellness checkup to prevent common conditions caused by fleas, ticks, digestive issues, and more. bethvet.com

10/23/2024

We understand that traveling with your little furry ones can sometimes be a bit challenging. But guess what? It doesn’t have to be! The Spruce Pets shares eight effective tips that will ensure a smooth traveling experience for you and your beloved pet. These tips not only ensure safety but also ensure that your pet has fun on the journey!

Traveling with pets can be fun and exciting if you plan well. From booking transportation and accommodations to finding pet-friendly activities, here's what you need to know about traveling with your pet.

10/21/2024

Seeing a mass or bump on your furry friend can be concerning, but it's crucial to know when to seek veterinary care. Bethany Veterinary Hospital recommends bringing your pet in if you notice any new growths, lumps, or bumps that are rapidly changing in size or appearance. Don't wait - schedule a check-up for your pet today! bethvet.com

10/18/2024

Is it a good idea to let cats hunt for their own food? Bethany Veterinary Hospital encourages mental stimulation for cats. Allowing cats to hunt not only engages their instincts but also enriches their daily routine, providing stimulation and physical exercise. You can give it a try with indoor cats to keep their mental sharpness in check or if you want to break their feeding routine. Call our vet if you need help with more cat behaviors. bethvet.com

10/16/2024

Our vet from Bethany Veterinary Hospital wants to help you eliminate ticks for the long haul! From topical treatments to oral medications and even long-lasting chewables, we have different solutions at our veterinary practice that have an edge over what you'll find at the pet store. If you notice signs of tick infestation, such as redness, irritation, or excessive scratching, visit our veterinary professionals today! bethvet.com

10/14/2024

Thousands of people every year become new pet owners, especially with puppies that are quite popular. As a pet owner, it's important to think of them as an extended part of the family. Are you wondering what the best practices are for taking care of a new pet? Find out everything you need to know from Spruce Pets.

Everything you need to know before bringing home a new dog, from choosing the right adult dog or puppy to bringing them into their new home.

10/11/2024

Our vet at Bethany Veterinary Hospital always recommends using caution when feeding our furry companions human food. Some examples of foods that okay for pups include blueberries, unsalted peanut butter, and plain chicken breast. Our veterinary team is always available to help if you need to develop a personalized nutrition plan for your dog. Call today for an appointment! bethvet.com

10/09/2024

Hello everyone! We just wanted to reach out and let everyone know our schedule for Columbus Day/Indigenous People's Day! We'll be open, but we will be closing early at 5:30 instead of 7:30. Dr. Jackson will be out of the office, but we will have Dr. Petrario here. We hope you have a lovely weekend and get to enjoy yourself if you have Monday off.

- The Doctors and Staff of Bethany Veterinary Hospital

10/09/2024

Ticks are a common problem for pets. Owners often debate whether tick collars or medicines are the best option for their pet. Tick collars can provide long-term protection by repelling ticks, while tick medicine is often used for immediate and comprehensive treatment. Learn more about common tick treatments and which option might be best for your furry friend by checking out The Spruce's expert guide.

Flea and tick preventatives for dogs that are labeled "all-natural" may actually do more harm than good.

10/08/2024

Halloween is quickly approaching! We want to make sure all our patients are safe and don't need any calls to ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center or trips to the area emergency referral centers. Check out the article in the comments for all the safety tips for a stress free holiday!

10/07/2024

2024 Bethany Harvest Fair was yesterday, Sunday October 6th! We had a great turn out! Did you stop by? Please share any photos with us in the comments! We'd love to see if you used our photo cutouts!!

Address

782 Amity Road
Bethany, CT
06524

Opening Hours

Monday	8:30am - 7:30pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 5:30pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 5:30pm
Thursday	8:30am - 5:30pm
Friday	8:30am - 5:30pm
Saturday	8:30am - 2pm

Telephone

(203) 393-3650

Website

http://bethvet.com/

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Maintaining a harmonious environment with both dogs and cats can be challenging, but it's not impossible! Create separate spaces for each pet to retreat to when needed, offer plenty of toys and enrichment activities to keep them occupied, and gradually introduce them to each other under supervision. Try these strategies today for a happier pet household!

Identifying physical problems with your pet can be easy, but do you know when they are stressed? Our vet in Bethany wants pet owners to understand possible signs of stress in their furry companions. Watch out for signs like excessive panting, restlessness, or loss of appetite. If you notice these symptoms persisting, it might be time to consult with us for professional advice. bethvet.com

If you've been observing any unusual changes in your furry friend's behavior, it's important not to ignore them. Pets often communicate through their actions, and sudden shifts might indicate underlying issues that need attention. Seek early intervention with our vet at Bethany Veterinary Hospital to get the help you need. Call us to set an appointment.