Mt. Mansfield Animal Hospital

Mt. Mansfield Animal Hospital Mt. Mansfield Animal Hospital in Jericho, VT is dedicated to serving your small animals and families. Welcome to Mt. Mansfield Animal Hospital!
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Mansfield Animal Hospital has been providing the local community with veterinarian and pet-care services since 1991. Dr. Allana Mather took over ownership of the practice from Dr. Steve Barningham in June of 2019. Our expert staff specializes in flea and tick preventative, microchipping, dental prophylaxis and sugery, radiology, electrocardiography, dietary counseling, and all major and minor surg

eries, including spaying and neutering. Mansfield Animal Hospital has a staff with over 40 years of combined knowledge and uses the best anesthesia and equipment to ensure your peace of mind and the safety of your animals. We also offer pet education and evening hours upon appointment. Stop in today, and we will treat your four-legged friend like one of ours!

Happy 21st birthday to you Penny! Thank you for the treat!
09/15/2025

Happy 21st birthday to you Penny! Thank you for the treat!

09/15/2025

We will be closed for a staff meeting today from 1-2 pm

Happy National Ice Cream Day 2025We hope you celebrate with your favorite Creemee🍦
07/20/2025

Happy National Ice Cream Day 2025

We hope you celebrate with your favorite Creemee🍦

Apparently it's World Emoji Day. If your pet were an emoji - what would it be? I will start:Oberon 🙃Squish 🧐Peanut 🥸
07/17/2025

Apparently it's World Emoji Day.

If your pet were an emoji - what would it be?

I will start:
Oberon 🙃
Squish 🧐
Peanut 🥸

July is lost pet prevention month!We recommend microchipping your pets and making sure that your contact information is ...
07/13/2025

July is lost pet prevention month!

We recommend microchipping your pets and making sure that your contact information is accurate!

Microchips are about the size of a grain of rice. The chip contains a number that is unique to your pet. If your pet shows up at a veterinary clinic, is picked up by animal control or is taken to a humane society, the chip can be scanned and traced back to you.

Lets help keep our pets home safe in their own beds ❤️

The company we use is called Home Again - check out their website for more information on microchips.

https://www.homeagain.com/

Did you know that you have access to a great resource for pet questions? Check out Veteinary Partner for common pet dise...
07/11/2025

Did you know that you have access to a great resource for pet questions? Check out Veteinary Partner for common pet diseases, care questions etc. As always, feel free to reach out to us at any time via email or phone. (While Veterinary Partner is a great online resource, it does not replace the advice of your veterinary professional)

https://veterinarypartner.vin.com/

Happy Fourh of July from Obie and your MMAH Crew
07/04/2025

Happy Fourh of July from Obie and your MMAH Crew

07/03/2025

We will be closing at 5:00 pm today, 7/3 to allow our team to get a head start enjoying the long weekend .

Believe it or not July 4th is Friday!Take a look at the AVMA recommendations for Fourth of July safety!
06/30/2025

Believe it or not July 4th is Friday!

Take a look at the AVMA recommendations for Fourth of July safety!

Fireworks, picnics and other 4th of July traditions can be great fun for people, but frightening and dangerous for animals. Know how to keep your animals safe.

Summer Safety Tip What else screams summer than a delicious ear of corn on the cob? We know your pet may eagerly beg for...
06/27/2025

Summer Safety Tip

What else screams summer than a delicious ear of corn on the cob? We know your pet may eagerly beg for a few morsels from the cob when you have finished but please RESIST THE URGE to share with fido!

Corn cobs do NOT digest in a dog's stomach and can become dangerously stuck in the intestines if swallowed.

Be sure to dispose of your cobs in a latched or lidded compost to keep out neighbor dogs as well!

Summer Safety Tip Cut flowers are one of the best ways to add color to the house in summer. Before bringing flowers into...
06/23/2025

Summer Safety Tip

Cut flowers are one of the best ways to add color to the house in summer.

Before bringing flowers into your home, be sure to check the ASPCA website for toxic plants. Many flowers and plants are toxic to cats!

Our handy list contains plants that have been reported as having systemic effects on animals and/or intense effects on the gastrointestinal tract.

Address

19 W Main Cir
Jericho, VT
05465

Opening Hours

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

Telephone

+18028994013

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Welcome to Mt. Mansfield Animal Hospital! Mt. Mansfield Animal Hospital has been providing the local community with veterinary and pet-care services since 1991.

In June of 2019 Dr. Allana Mather took over ownership of the practice in preparation for Dr. Steve Barningham’s retirement. Dr. Allana graduated from the University of Wisconsin School of Veterinary Medicine in 2011. She then completed an emergency medicine internship at Wisconsin Veterinary Referral Center, where she had the opportunity to work with a variety of specialty services. In 2012, Allana and her husband, Corey Mather, moved to Traverse City, Michigan, where she worked for almost 7 years at a 24-hour emergency and general practice clinic. After several years of looking, she and her family are very excited to have found their perfect fit for practice ownership serving the Mt. Mansfield community.

Allana and Corey both enjoy hiking, skiing, running, paddling, and all the outdoor recreation they can do with their two young daughters, Adley & Sena. At home they currently have an old cat named Toolie, who rules the house. Dr. Allana, with a little help from her husband, will continue to provide the top notch locally owned veterinary care that has become standard at Mt. Mansfield Animal Hospital.

Services provided at Mt. Mansfield Animal Hospital include general preventative medicine, chronic disease management, dental prophylaxis and surgery, radiology, electrocardiography, dietary counseling, and many major and minor surgeries, including spaying and neutering.