Walpole Veterinary Hospital

09/13/2025

HAVE YOU SEEN ME?

Koda was last seen on Route 12 in Westmoreland NH near Stuart and John’s restaurant. This cute boy is microchipped if found. If you have seen him please reach out.

UPDATE 9/16/2025-
Koda is still currently missing, the owner has been working with a company that has a thermal drone and have a slight idea of the area he has been around most, but have not physically found yet. Thank you all so much for your kind words and sharing this post all around! We will update when we know more!

09/10/2025

Hello everyone! The clinic has a special box set aside at our front desk for anyone and everyone to place a card in it for Dr. Shaw's 80th birthday! We are hoping to collect many cards from all our amazing clients who have had the honor of knowing him! We want to make this birthday very special for him and cards from the people you care about are always heartwarming! We will have the box placed up front in the reception area until 10/3/25! Hope to see you with a card soon!

09/08/2025

Hey everyone! We wanted to inform you that the clinic will be closing at 5 pm tomorrow Tuesday September 9th. The clinic will be going out for some team bingo bonding! Thank you for your understanding! 🐾

08/29/2025

National dog day was Monday August 26th…we know a few days late, BUT it is never too late to show off your dogs! Post a picture of your four legged friends in the comments! You can post your past or present dogs or both, evey dog leaves pawprints on our hearts! We can't wait to look through them all and see them in their natural environment!

08/29/2025

Just a reminder to all! Have a good safe holiday weekend! 🐾

Good morning everyone! We wanted to let you know that the clinic will be closed Monday September 1st. We will reopen Tuesday September 2nd at 8am. All medications requested after 11am on Friday August 29th will not be filled until the following Tuesday. We hope everyone has a good safe weekend!

08/26/2025

We are happy to announce that the clinic will be doing another farmers makerket/open house! We hope to see you here at the clinic on Saturday October 25th 2025 from 11am-3pm! We will have games, raffles, free food, demonstrations, shopping and more!!!

08/26/2025

Good morning everyone! We wanted to let you know that the clinic will be closed Monday September 1st. We will reopen Tuesday September 2nd at 8am. All medications requested after 11am on Friday August 29th will not be filled until the following Tuesday. We hope everyone has a good safe weekend!

08/20/2025

This weeks topic is Feline Osteoarthritis! Feline osteoarthritis is a degenerative disease in which the cartilage, especially in the joints, breaks down over time and causes the bones to rub together causing pain. Decreased range of motion and inflammation can be detected by subtle changes in your cat’s normal behavior. You know your cat’s playful ways and behavior better than anyone else and so your veterinarian relies on you to report changes in your cat's behavior for a more accurate diagnosis. If it is found that your cat is showing signs of OA-related pain, helping your cat begins by talking to your vet. Osteoarthritis is a real threat to your cat’s well-being. Just as in humans, chronic pain negatively impacts your cat’s quality of life not just physically, but emotionally as well. Please don't wait to get your cat the help they need!

08/13/2025

Let’s talk about Librela for dogs! Librela is a once monthly injection to control osteoarthritis in dogs. Librela is an alternative treatment option to daily oral medications.Results of the injection may not be seen until after the second dose is given. Dogs of all ages and sizes can experience osteoarthritis pain, not just older dogs. Osteoarthritis decreases your dog’s ability/willingness to play, it affects their quality of life, and it overall makes it harder to do the active things you and your pet love. Call your veterinary clinic today to set up an appointment with a doctor to discuss if Librela would be a good path for your dog.

08/07/2025

Please help us in recognizing our amazing veterinary assistants, Makayla, Leanne, Hayley, Elianna and Shealyn. These ladies make all the behind-the-scenes magic happen for our clients and furry friends. They are the backbone of our clinic, always going above and beyond to ensure our patients and their families feel comfortable and cared for. They are pretty much undercover superhero’s in our eye and deserve all the recognition for their hard work and dedication. We could not do what we do without them! Thank you ladies, you all rock!!!!!! Make sure to say a special thank you the next time you see them! 🫶🏻🐾🩺

08/06/2025

It has officially been 1 year (and a day) since Dr Britney Levitre joined our wild bunch! It has been an amazing year growing with you and seeing all your accomplishments! We are ao thankful for all your hard work here at the clinic! Keep up your hard work, you are very loved by staff and clients! Here’s to many more years! 👩🏻‍⚕️🩺🐾🐄

08/06/2025

Let’s chat about canine Osteoarthritis. Canine Osteoarthritis is a degenerative disease in which the cartilage, especially in the joints, breaks down over time and causes the bones to rub together causing pain. Decreased range of motion and inflammation can be detected by subtle changes in your dog’s normal behavior. You know your dog’s playful ways and behavior better than anyone else and so your veterinarian relies on you to report changes in your dog's behavior for a more accurate diagnosis. If it is found that your dog is showing signs of OA-related pain, helping your dog begins by talking to your vet. Osteoarthritis is a real threat to your dog’s well-being. Just as in humans, chronic pain negatively impacts your dog’s quality of life not just physically, but emotionally as well. Please don't wait to get your dog the help they need.