Colchester Veterinary Hospital

03/03/2024

Instant Rebates are here! Pay less for Heartgard Plus, NexGard , NexGard Plus & NexGard Combo! No more waiting for your rebate to arrive in the mail. Save up to $60 when you purchase your monthly preventatives from Colchester Veterinary Hospital.

30/12/2023

We are open New Years Eve & Day 6am-12pm.

23/12/2023

Holiday Hours

12/24 6am-12pm

12/25 Closed

10/11/2023

Colchester Veterinary Hospital would like to welcome Dr. Mike Lomazzo to our team!

Dr. Lomazzo is a Connecticut native. He received his B.S. in Biochemistry & Molecular Biology from Brown University before attending Tufts Veterinary School. His professional interests include preventative medicine, cytology, and surgery. He enjoys hiking, e-sports, and spending time with his cat, Hazel, and dog, Lola

02/09/2023

We are experiencing difficulties with our phone system. Please know we will answer your call as promptly as we can.

29/06/2023

05/01/2023

We will be closing this evening at 6pm.

22/12/2022

Holiday Hours

12/23 6am-6pm
12/24 6am-12pm
12/25 Closed

19/05/2022

Willard and Gracie are very interested in their night time visitor!

06/05/2022

Colchester Veterinary Hospital is proud to Congratulate Dr. Julie McLaughlin as she graduates from Ohio State this evening. Our profession has gained an incredibly kind hearted and compassionate veterinarian, much like her dad, our own Dr. Robert McLaughlin!!!

14/02/2022

We have temporarily suspended our appointment and prescription refill requests through Pet Portals as we search for a service that will offer our clients an easy, reliable and secure method to access their pets information while offering seamless interaction with us here at the hospital. In the meantime, visit our website @ www.colchestervet.net to request an appointment or call 860-537-3435.

Our animal hospital is staffed 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year. Our veterinarians are always available when you need us. Call us today!

29/01/2022

Colchester Veterinary Hospital is closed as of 10:45 this morning due to the snow storm. We will re-open at 6 AM tomorrow.

19/01/2022

We are on the mend here at Colchester Veterinary Hospital, but will need to close at 7pm this evening. We will re-open, Thursday morning at 6am. Thank you for all your well wishes for our staff!

10/01/2022

We will be closing at 7pm this evening and will reopen Tuesday at 6am. We appreciate your continued understanding.

07/01/2022

We have unfortunately had several employees contract COVID. As a result, our schedule may be limited and/or appointments may need to be rescheduled due to a reduced staff over the next few days. Please visit our page or our website for updates. We appreciate your understanding.

01/09/2021

In compliance with the Town of Colchester's mask mandate, all clients and employees will be required to wear a mask upon entering the hospital. Thank you to everyone doing their part to stop the spread!

26/08/2021

Happy National Dog Day! Celebrating our canine friends! 🐶

20/07/2021

Summer has launched with a bang in the Treasure Valley, and local pet hospitals are offering advice for how to keep animals safe and comfortable during the hottest part of

29/06/2021

It’s hot out there! You’ll want to take extra precautions to keep your pet safe. Check out ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center’s hot weather safety tips for all the critical information you need!

24/06/2021

🎤🎼🗣"Summer's here and the time is right for...warm weather pet safety tips"

That's how the song goes, right? Even days that don’t seem that hot to you can still pose risks to your pet. Being prepared can help keep your pet safe: https://bit.ly/3hFNBNR

17/06/2021

Did you know June is Adopt a Cat Month? There are plenty of felines waiting for a forever home, and one of them could be the perfect addition to your family! Our resources can help guide your selection: http://bit.ly/2rfNxgr

02/06/2021

Please check out these tip, the ticks are out. Please also let us know if you need refills on your flea and tick prevention by giving us a call at 860-537-3435. Thank you!

Lyme disease is transmitted to people, dogs and cats when a deer tick infected with the bacterium Borrelia burgdorferi attaches itself to the skin for a blood feast. Cats don’t appear to get sick, but the Lyme bacterium can cause serious disease in some dogs—and ticks can fall off cats to feed o...

12/05/2021

Looking for great ideas for inexpensive and healthy treats for your pets - think pumpkin, carrot, sweet potato. One favorite of many dogs is a frozen Kong filled with xylitol-free peanut butter.
(Just be sure to avoid garlic, onions, grapes, and raisins!)

27/04/2021

Internet myth #3: Putting essential oils on your dog or cat will kill fleas. BUSTED.
Some essential oils, such as eucalyptus, can cause salivation, vomiting, diarrhea, depression, and weakness in dogs and cats. Only apply products to your pets that are recommended by your veterinarian.

21/04/2021

Ziggman and Delilah getting some snuggles with Jake while waiting for their appointment with Dr. Berard! Aren't they a pair!