Fort Kent Animal Hospital, Maine

08/14/2024

Itchy pets. When to call the Veterinarian.

You know your pet best and it’s important to notice when they’re itching more or when their skin and coat doesn’t look like it normally does.

08/14/2024

Belly rashes

Signs that your dog has a belly rash include red, inflamed skin, bumps, and hair loss. Skin infections, allergies, heat, are a few causes of a dog's belly rash.

08/14/2024

Have you thought about your dogs gut health?

If you have an itchy dog, their gut health might be to blame. Allergies can create an unbalanced microbiome, which causes your dog to have chronic itch.

07/10/2024

Summer fun for those hot days!!

The summer brings warmer weather and longer days, which means spending more time outside. Here is a list of fun summer activities to enjoy with your pets.

07/01/2024

We will be closed from July 4th to July 7th. We will reopen on July 8th at 8 a.m. Have a safe and Happy July 4th. Sorry for the inconvenience.

06/27/2024

06/27/2024

Fireworks season is here.

Ever wondered, "Why are dogs scared of fireworks?" We have the answer, straight from experts, along with tips on how to calm down your pup.

06/27/2024

Flea season is here! Preventative products are the way to go to keep your house flea free.

As a cat owner, you may have had flea issues once or twice in your cat’s lifetime. Here’s how to help you and your cat navigate the world of fleas.

06/27/2024

Tips on Tick removal

Ticks can cause disease and even death. If you see a tick on your pet, keep your cool, grab the appropriate tools, and remove it the correct way.

05/22/2024

We will be closed on Monday, May 27th in observance of Memorial day. We will reopen on Tuesday the 28th at 8 am. Enjoy the holiday weekend! Sorry for the inconvenience.

05/16/2024

Vaccines are very important for the health and safety of your pets. Here are some vaccines myths:

Myths and misinformation about vaccines, like how they make pets sick or are unnecessary, can make animals prone to illness. What’s the truth about vaccines?

05/16/2024

Helpful hints for dogs that have issues with chewing.

Destructive chewing is not only frustrating and costly, but it can also be dangerous for your dog. There are a few things to consider if your dog chews everything and you want to stop it.

04/10/2024

We will be closed on Monday, April 15th. We will reopen on Tuesday, April 16th at 8 am. Sorry for the inconvenience.

04/09/2024

Flea season is coming soon! Please consider preventative treatment to avoid infestation.

As a cat owner, you may have had flea issues once or twice in your cat’s lifetime. Here’s how to help you and your cat navigate the world of fleas.

04/09/2024

Routines are very important for your pets.

Whether you call it a routine, schedule, plan, or just your best attempt at some consistency in your life, it is always helpful when you have pets.

03/11/2024

Dogs, including those who are formally trained as a support animal, can dramatically improve general symptoms of stress and anxiety.

03/11/2024

There are many items in your home that can be toxic to your pets.

Keeping your pets safe from household poisons, toxic cleaning and yard products, and pesticides is important. Here are some products to avoid.

03/11/2024

For our furry leprechauns. Happy St. Patrick's day!

Do you know which St. Patty’s Day treats can be dangerous for your dog or cat? Here are some safety tips for the holiday.

03/05/2024

Update New Ownership

Exciting News! You can expect to see some new faces around the Fort Kent Animal Hospital. The practice was recently purchased by Dr. Chelsea Pomeroy, who brings with her thirteen years of veterinary experience working in animal hospitals throughout New England. Be sure to wish her and her husband Zach a warm welcome.
We’d also like to wish Dr. Yule all the best in her retirement and future adventures. Thank you for the dedication and care you provided to the animals of this community.

02/27/2024

World Spay/neuter day at the hospital today. Lots of kitties!

02/26/2024

Thank you to the race committee for putting the dogs first by making what must have been a very difficult decision, but definitely the right decision - safety first!

02/22/2024

We will be closed on Monday, February 26th. We will reopen on Tuesday, February 27th at 8am. Sorry for the inconvenience.

02/06/2024

Tips for your furry Valentine!!

You can keep your pets safe and still enjoy all the trappings of the holiday by following these Valentine’s Day safety tips.

02/06/2024

February is dental awareness month. How clean are your pets teeth?

Tending to our pet’s teeth is often the last thing on our minds. But after reading some of these facts about dental disease, you may rush to make dental hygiene a priority for your pets.

01/31/2024

We will be closed on Friday, February 2nd. We will reopen on February 5th at 8am. Sorry for the inconvenience. Have a great weekend.

01/18/2024

We will be closed on Friday, January 19th. We will reopen on January 22nd at 8am. Sorry for the inconvenience.

01/15/2024

Annual check-ups, sometimes called “wellness visits”, can stop your pet’s suffering before it begins, save you money, and help you learn more about your pet.

01/15/2024

Natural doesn’t always mean “pet-safe” or effective, and what might work well for humans as far as at-home remedies go, those same things might be unsafe or even toxic for your pet.

01/11/2024

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