Stoney Brook Veterinary Hospital

01/30/2025

Pop Quiz answers! How many did you get right?

01/28/2025

Pop Quiz! Comment your answers to test your dental knowledge.

01/23/2025

We are accepting new clients & patients! We are expanding our wellness and urgent care services to be here for you and your pet when you need us! Getting established is easy, just click here or if you prefer, give us a call and hit option number three!

At Stoney Brook Veterinary Hospital, our compassionate veterinarians are here when you need them. Book an appointment at Lebanon's premier emergency animal hospital today.

01/21/2025

Your pet's dental health is very important to us! That’s why we are offering a $50 credit on future dental cleanings that are scheduled within the next 6 months. Booking the procedure must be done within 7 days of the Doctor recommendation.

01/16/2025

We will be closed from 8am to 9am on Thursday, January 16th for our Team Meeting. Please feel welcome to call/text: 603-448-4448 or email us: [email protected]. You can book online here. Thank you for understanding! In the event of an emergency please contact SAVES 603-306-0007 or CAVES at 603-227-1199. Upcoming hour changes and closures can be found in our stories.

01/14/2025

Urgent Care, now offered 5 days a week, is designed for helping current clients as well as surrounding community members who are looking for a vet. Urgent matters include coughing, eye discharge, redness to eyes, limping, open wounds, and quills. If your pet is experiencing any of these or you need advice as to if what you are seeing is urgent, please call us at 603-448-4448. For emergencies, please go to a local emergency hospital such as SAVES or CAVES.

01/09/2025

01/06/2025

Today is National Cuddle Up Day! As we weather these cold winter months, cuddling up with our furry friends is not only a great way to stay warm but cuddling also releases oxytocin which can provide health benefits. Share a photo of your furry cuddle buddy!

12/31/2024

The New Year is just a few hours away! Are you and your pets hosting a party? Make sure with all the loud noises, that your pets have a quiet space to retreat to. Double check that your pets are wearing their collars and tags to ensure a safe return if an accidental escape occurs. Keep all human foods at a safe height from the ground to prevent ingestion of toxic foods including alcohol, chocolate, and nuts.

As a reminder, we are closed for New Year's Day but will open back up for our regular hours on Thursday, January 2nd. If your pet needs to be seen on January 1st, please go to SAVES or CAVES.

Have a fun but safe New Year!

12/25/2024

Merry Christmas from The Stoney Brook Team! We hope you and your pets have a safe and joyous holiday!

12/24/2024

The Stoney Brook Team is celebrating this Christmas Eve by wearing ugly Christmas sweaters!

12/19/2024

The holiday season is full of joy and excitement, but can also bring chaos and stress. Check out our tips to keep your holiday season a little less stressful!

12/18/2024

Happy December! Our Pet of the Month for December is Botta! Botta is a 16-year-young dog who enjoys playing for short periods with his friend, Winnie. Botta’s favorite activity is lounging on the couch with Mom, receiving pats, and watching TV. Milk Bone Marrows are Botta’s favorite treat.

To enter for January’s Pet of the Month, simply Like, Comment, and Share this post! On January 1st, we’ll announce a winner! If your name is drawn, there will be a highlighted post on our social media, and you’ll win a $25 credit on your account.

12/16/2024

When gifting or decorating your house this season, keep in mind these common toxic plants! Lilies, Holly, Mistletoe, and Yew are common in bouquets and wreaths.
-Lilies are very toxic to cats causing kidney damage, vomiting, and lethargy.
-Holly and Mistletoe are toxic to cats and dogs; chewing on the leaves can cause vomiting, diarrhea, and depression.
-Yew is toxic to cats and dogs causing vomiting, difficulty breathing, tremors, and seizures in dogs.
Poinsettias are another common holiday plant that is typically labeled as highly toxic. However, poinsettias are only mildly toxic as the milky sap from the plant causes stomach, oral, or skin irritation upon contact or ingestion.

12/13/2024

We will be closed from 8am to 9am on Thursday, December 19th for our Staff Meeting. Please feel welcome to call/text: 603-448-4448 or email us: [email protected]. You can book online through our website. Thank you for understanding! In the event of an emergency please contact SAVES 603-306-0007. Upcoming hour changes and closures can be found on our stories.

12/05/2024

Stoney Brook Veterinary Hospital is proud to announce we are an officially a designated Cat Friendly Practice. As a Cat Friendly Practice, Stoney Brook has met specific criteria and demonstrated their unique ability to treat and handle feline patients gently and with respect. The Cat Friendly Practice Program helps veterinary teams stay current on best practices in feline medicine. As a result, cats and their caregivers will experience less stressful veterinary visits, as the practice is tailored to feline specific needs.

11/29/2024

Arthritis is extremely common and painful in pets, especially as they age. Many treatment options such as Librela, Solensia, or daily joint supplements can help keep your pet thriving, comfortable, and happy!
Today’s photo features one of our staff's own pets Buttercup who has experienced arthritis and is currently using Solensia. “At 20 years old, the only thing slowing Butterscotch down was her arthritis. We started her on Solensia and it brought back her teenage years! She’s making her jumps without having to pull herself up anymore and there are a lot more zoomies!”
If you are concerned your pet may be experiencing symptoms of arthritis give us a call or schedule an appointment online to speak with your veterinarian.

11/28/2024

Happy Thanksgiving! Here are some tips to keep your Thanksgiving as relaxing as possible.
-While it may be tempting to share your Thanksgiving feast with your pets, not all foods are safe. Many Thanksgiving classics such as the turkey, stuffing, gravy, and desserts are often cooked with butters, oils, seasonings, and chocolates which can be harmful and even toxic.
-If you plan on hosting Thanksgiving this year ensure your pets have a quiet and safe place to relax away from the crowd.
-Make sure your Thanksgiving trash of turkey bones and food scraps is secured and out of reach of pets.
Scroll to see what some of the Stoney Brook Team is thankful for this year!