Hampton Veterinary Hospital

12/16/2024

Let's navigate the holiday season with pet safety in mind! ✨🎄 Amidst the festive cheer, it's crucial to be aware of potential hazards for our cherished companions. From tempting treats to twinkling decorations, keep a watchful eye on these holiday hazards while you celebrate with your pets. Let's make this season merry and bright for everyone, including our animals!

12/13/2024

Sara has been a member of the HVH family for TWO years! How did we get so lucky?! Join us in wishing her a happy 🥳

12/12/2024

The holiday season is a great time to gift your pet with something special. However, it's also important to ensure your gifts are safe choices - check out these tips to learn more!

12/09/2024

From preventive care to life-saving treatments, our veterinarians are here to ensure your pets live their healthiest lives. Today is International Day of Veterinary Medicine and we'd like to give a huge shout-out to our three incredible doctors for their dedication!🐕🌍

12/05/2024

We've had the honor of working with this lovely lady for EIGHT whole years now! Join us in wishing Dr. Senter a !

12/04/2024

As most cat owners know, holiday decorations can be quite tempting for kitties! To prevent your cat from chewing on Christmas light cords, use cord covers and secure them along walls. Double-sided tape can deter chewing with its sticky texture. Switch to LED lights, which are cooler and less tempting. Keep your cat entertained with engaging toys to reduce their interest in cords. Enjoy a safe holiday season! 🎄🐱✨

12/02/2024

Check out our latest blog to find out how to keep your pets safe as you prepare for the holidays! 🎄

Ah, the holiday season! A time of joy, celebration, and cozy gatherings.

12/01/2024

December has arrived, and you know what that means—time for some adorable winter fashion! Who else is dressing their pets for the season? 🐾🎉🧣

11/30/2024

Tis the season! 🎄

11/29/2024

Thought we'd share this pic of our adorable friend, Jessie! You're welcome☺️

11/28/2024

Thanksgiving reminds us of all the little blessings, especially the paws that walk beside us every day. Wishing you a heartwarming holiday with your loved ones! 🦃🍂🐾
Just as reminder, we are closed for the holiday today and will reopen for our normal business hours tomorrow at 8am. Please contact Port City Veterinary Referral Hospital in case of emergency (603) 433-0056.

11/25/2024

Thanksgiving is around the corner! 🦃🐾 Make sure to stock up on your pet’s food and medication before we close for the holiday. Wishing you a fun-filled celebration!

11/22/2024

Poultry bones, particularly when cooked, are fragile and pose a significant risk to dogs due to their small size.
They can lead to various issues, such as mouth and tongue injuries, throat or intestinal obstruction, choking, potential damage to the stomach and intestine lining, constipation, re**al bleeding from sharp bone fragments, and even blockages that may need emergency surgery.

11/21/2024

November is Senior Pet Health Month!🐾 Check out our latest blog to learn how you can keep your 4-legged, senior friend happy and healthy!

Our senior dogs have spent years by our sides, offering unconditional love and loyalty.

11/19/2024

Did you know winter weather can worsen arthritis in dogs? Lower temperatures can lead to increased pain and stiffness in their joints. Keeping your dog warm and active with gentle activities can help manage their symptoms. ❄️🐾

11/14/2024

Unfortunately ticks aren't only a seasonal threat... even here in New England! All of the Continental United States report annual average temperatures above 40° F- warm enough to support tick activity all year long. So not only do the majority of ticks survive the winter, they will become active whenever the temperature is above freezing (even with snow on the ground) 😳 This is why it's so important to keep your pets protected all year-round!

11/06/2024

November is Adopt a Senior Pet Month! Did you know that senior pets are often overlooked in shelters, despite their loving nature? Adopting a senior pet means giving them a chance to live out their golden years in a loving home. Consider adopting today! 🐕🐱