Salem Valley Veterinary Clinic

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We are committed to serving the community of Salem, CT, and the surrounding areas by providing the highest level of veterinary care built on knowledge, compassion, and integrity to make a difference in the lives of cats, dogs, equines, and their owners.

A walk a day keeps the vet away! Check out the benefits of pacing your pup daily. Happy Walk Your Dog Month! 🦮
01/08/2025

A walk a day keeps the vet away! Check out the benefits of pacing your pup daily. Happy Walk Your Dog Month! 🦮

January fur babies, unite! 🎂🐾 If your pet has a January birthday, drop their picture below so we can celebrate them! 🎉
01/06/2025

January fur babies, unite! 🎂🐾 If your pet has a January birthday, drop their picture below so we can celebrate them! 🎉

Traveling with your pet? 🐾✈️ Follow these helpful tips for a smoother journey. With a little preparation, you and your p...
01/02/2025

Traveling with your pet? 🐾✈️ Follow these helpful tips for a smoother journey. With a little preparation, you and your pet can have a safe, enjoyable trip! 🐶🐱

As we step into the new year, we're grateful for the trust you've placed in us to care for your furry family members. He...
01/01/2025

As we step into the new year, we're grateful for the trust you've placed in us to care for your furry family members. Here's to a year filled with wagging tails, purrs, and healthy adventures together. Wishing you and your pets a joyful, healthy, and amazing 2025! 🐾💙 #2025

Good Morning! We will be closing early today at 3pm and will reopen on 1/2/25. Have a happy and safe New Year!
12/31/2024

Good Morning! We will be closing early today at 3pm and will reopen on 1/2/25.

Have a happy and safe New Year!

12/30/2024

UPDATE: He was positive for four different types of rat poison. 😔

If you were following the story of the Norwell Fox, you know he was in really rough shape when we rescued him. His blood was very slow to clot, so we suspected exposure to rat poison. He also had mange, was very thin and anemic.
Despite our best efforts, we were not able to save him. We did send his liver in for testing to get a confirmation as to whether or not he was exposed to poison.

He ended up testing positive for FOUR different types of anticoagulant rodenticides. Three of them being second generation anticoagulant rodenticides, which are far more toxic than first generation.

A red fox will eat thousands of rodents in its lifetime, which is one of nature’s ways of controlling the population. With this fox dead, thousands more rodents will be able to thrive in the neighborhood where he was found. I imagine, when neighbors see those rodents, they will call their local pest control company and that company will suggest more rat poison - so the cycle continues.

Now more neighbors will pay for what the local fox was doing for free and the companies who use these deadly poisons continue to profit. The more foxes, eagles, hawks and owls die, the less competition these pest control companies have…

My wish for 2025 is for the world to be rid of rat poison so our wildlife don’t have to continue to suffer from it.

Positive test results in the comments..

Bringing home a shelter pet? 🐾 Give them time to adjust by creating a safe, quiet space and establishing a consistent ro...
12/30/2024

Bringing home a shelter pet? 🐾 Give them time to adjust by creating a safe, quiet space and establishing a consistent routine for feeding, walks, and playtime. Make your home pet-friendly by removing hazards like toxic plants and setting up a cozy area with a bed, food, water, and toys. Last but not least, don’t forget to schedule a vet visit soon after adoption to check their health and discuss vaccinations and spaying/neutering. 🩺

🎉🐾 New Year’s Eve is here, and it’s time for a fun game of Would You Rather with your furry friend! Let us know your cho...
12/29/2024

🎉🐾 New Year’s Eve is here, and it’s time for a fun game of Would You Rather with your furry friend! Let us know your choices in the comments! Here’s to a year full of joy, laughter, and unforgettable moments with our pets! 🥳❤️

🐾 Share your story with us! We love to hear the inspiring stories of shelter pets finding their forever homes. ❤️ Whethe...
12/27/2024

🐾 Share your story with us! We love to hear the inspiring stories of shelter pets finding their forever homes. ❤️ Whether your furry companion is a recent addition or has been a cherished family member for years, we’d love to hear your pet's tales! Share your heartwarming experiences with us in the comments! 🏡✨

🎁🎄 ’Tis the season for giving! From treats to toys, don’t forget to spoil your furry friends with a little something spe...
12/25/2024

🎁🎄 ’Tis the season for giving! From treats to toys, don’t forget to spoil your furry friends with a little something special today. Wishing you and your pets a joyful and gift-filled Christmas! 🐾

12/23/2024

12/23 - Closing early at 5pm
12/24 - Christmas Eve - CLOSED
12/25 - Christmas Day - CLOSED
12/31- New Years Eve - closing at 3pm
1/1 - New Years Day - CLOSED

Please make sure to get prescriptions and prescription diets filled in advance.

Thanks and Happy Holidays! 🐾 🐾

Adopt a Pet, Save a Life! ❤️ There are countless animals waiting for a loving home, and by adopting, you not only give t...
12/22/2024

Adopt a Pet, Save a Life! ❤️ There are countless animals waiting for a loving home, and by adopting, you not only give them a second chance but also enrich your own life with unconditional love and companionship. Let’s make a difference together! Contact your local shelter today to adopt a furever friend. 🏠🐶🐱

Warm wishes and cozy vibes! 🧣🎄 Happy National Ugly Sweater Day – show off your best festive (and tacky) looks today!
12/20/2024

Warm wishes and cozy vibes! 🧣🎄 Happy National Ugly Sweater Day – show off your best festive (and tacky) looks today!

🐾✨ It’s Shelter Pet Month! Here are some essential training tips to help your new furry friend thrive:Start with basic c...
12/17/2024

🐾✨ It’s Shelter Pet Month! Here are some essential training tips to help your new furry friend thrive:

Start with basic commands like "sit" and "stay," using treats and praise for positive reinforcement. Remember, patience is key—training takes time, especially for pets with challenging pasts. Gradually introduce them to new environments to boost their confidence and establish a consistent routine for feeding and training to create a sense of security.

Focus on rewarding good behavior and redirecting unwanted actions, keeping training sessions brief for better retention. Don’t hesitate to seek professional help if needed! Incorporate mental stimulation with puzzle toys and practice leash training for enjoyable walks.

Let’s build strong bonds and create positive experiences with our shelter pets! 🐶❤️

🐾 Every shelter pet deserves a chance at a happy, healthy life! 🐶🐱 Regular veterinary checks are crucial for identifying...
12/13/2024

🐾 Every shelter pet deserves a chance at a happy, healthy life! 🐶🐱 Regular veterinary checks are crucial for identifying health issues early, ensuring proper vaccinations, and providing preventive care. Let's give these furry friends the best start in their forever homes! ❤️

📅 Book your pet's appointment today! https://salemvalleyvet.com/contact/

Address

12 Centre Street
Salem, CT
06420

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 12:30pm
1:30pm - 7pm
Tuesday 8am - 12:30pm
1:30pm - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 12:30pm
1:30pm - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 12:30pm
1:30pm - 5pm
Friday 8am - 12:30pm
1:30pm - 5pm

Telephone

(860) 859-1649

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