Willington Veterinary Center

11/11/2024

Today, on Veterans Day, we honor and thank all who have served in the Armed Forces. For your sacrifice and service, we salute you! 🇺🇸

03/02/2024

01/22/2024

Socialization prepares dogs and cats to enjoy interactions and be comfortable with other animals, people, places and activities.

01/21/2024

If you're looking to add a winged friend to your life, there's no better time! January is Adopt a Rescued Bird Month, after all. 🦜🐦

From preparation to caring for its environment, here's what you need to know when selecting a new pet bird (or birb): http://bit.ly/2ZRg380

01/21/2024

Stay warm today and have fun! Call our office to book a health check for your pet! 860-487-4817 Now accepting new patients.

01/29/2022

Sorry we will be closed today due to the weather, stay safe!

11/25/2021

To all our wonderful patients and their humans! We love what we do and we are so thankful for you all!

05/01/2021

Stafford Veterinary Center is pleased to announce our annual town wide Rabies Vaccination Clinic in conjunction with the town of Stafford Springs! We will be administering rabies vaccines for $5 per vaccine, cash only. With proof of prior vaccinations, a 3-year certificate will be given. For all others, a 1-year vaccination certificate will be given. You can register your dog for the town as well! It will be located at the Stafford Springs Town Hall, in the parking lot. Masks and social distancing are required. We are so happy to help serve our community and protect your furry friends!!! 🌼🐶🐱

03/13/2021

11/21/2020

Looking for special needs foster only. Not available for adoption. 🐾

11/14/2020

Call our office today for your pets diabetes screen! 860 487 4817

10/12/2020

A big thank you to all our Vet Techs! Your care and devotion is beyond compare!

09/07/2020

This week marks the beginning of . Like other caregiving professionals, veterinarians are very much at risk for compassion fatigue. AVMA has a suite of resources and tips aimed at helping you combat & recover from compassion fatigue: http://bit.ly/310ZHJJ

07/07/2020

As we continue to commemorate World Zoonoses Day - the day Louis Pasteur successfully administered the first vaccine against rabies virus - it's important to know more than 60 percent of infectious diseases in humans and 75 percent of emerging human diseases originated in animals. We encourage you to visit our FAQ page to learn more about how zoonotic diseases affect you and your pets: http://bit.ly/2KXWiDd

06/20/2020

A BIG THANK YOU to all of the Veterinary Assistants out there! Happy National Assistant's Day