South Deerfield Veterinary Clinic

01/06/2025

Is this someone’s sweet cat? He was brought in today after being found in South Deerfield. He is not microchipped but is neutered.

01/04/2025

01/04/2025

We have an amazing client who is looking to add a female Nigerian dwarf to his family. Regular vet care, plenty of food and love. This would be a life long pet home. Hoping for something on the younger side. horns preferred as his current goat has them.

12/20/2024

The clinic will be closing at 3:30pm today for our staff holiday party.
We will be reopening tomorrow from 8a-12p.
Thank you!

12/20/2024

We've shared info on Leptospirosis before. The deadly disease is preventable with an annual vaccine from your veterinarian. Now, the American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine (ACVIM), WSAVA - World Small Animal Veterinary Association, and American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA) have reached a consensus that this vaccine should be considered "core" (always recommended) for pets.

Read more from Stillwater News Press at www.stwnewspress.com/news/lifestyles/veterinary-viewpoints-a-core-vaccine-for-all-dogs/article_9aef1bd6-b717-11ef-8a74-03f81cf5c349.html

12/19/2024

Holiday cheer is in the air—but let’s keep it safe for our pets!
Festive decorations, twinkling lights, and shiny ornaments can all be hazards for curious pets. Think climbing cats and toppled trees, or a pup chewing on light cords.
Decorations aren’t the only concern. Holiday plants like mistletoe, holly, and poinsettias are toxic to cats and dogs. Stick to faux greenery or keep them out of reach.
Holiday treats can be tempting for pets, but many seasonal foods like chocolate, raisins, and latke are dangerous.
Check out this full guide on holiday pet safety—because festive fun is better without an emergency vet visit! 🐶❤️ https://pbxx.it/C28fcv

12/10/2024

12/09/2024

Sharing holiday foods with pets can be hard to resist. While many foods that humans eat are not dangerous to pets, there are exceptions that can lead to life-threatening outcomes.

11/22/2024

is almost here! 🦃🐾 While you're planning the perfect feast, don't forget about your furry family members.
Your pets are family too—include them safely in your holiday celebrations with these tips:
🔸 Know which foods are pet-safe (and which aren't!)
🔸 Create a quiet space for overwhelmed pets
🔸 Secure the trash to avoid mischief
🔸 Plan ahead for pet-friendly travel
And remember, emergencies can happen. Be prepared with vet contacts and a pet first-aid kit.
Read the full guide for more detailed tips on having a pet-safe Thanksgiving

11/16/2024

This cute little bobcat was hit by a car today. She broke her femur but will be on the mend soon! She is currently hospitalized with us and will be heading to Tufts tomorrow to have surgery on her broken leg!

11/14/2024

Due to no fault of his own, big boy Hank is once again looking for a home. He is FIV positive.

Please send us an email at [email protected] for more information

11/11/2024

We have the sweetest brother/sister pair of kittens that will be available for adoption!

Please email us at [email protected] for a pre-approval adoption application if you are interested in finding out more

11/11/2024

Happy Veteran’s Day!🇺🇸 The clinic will be open normal business hours today, 8am-5pm

11/05/2024

Thanksgiving and pets go hand in hand… after all, aren't you forever thankful you adopted your four-legged friend and welcomed all those cold-nosed kisses into your life? However, before the celebration begins, it's a good idea to make sure your Turkey Day will be as pet-friendly as possible. https://pbxx.it/mRlRhL

10/22/2024

Think black pets are bad luck? Don’t let outdated superstitions dim their shine. Read our latest article to see why black cats and dogs deserve your love: