Garland Road Small Animal Hospital

Garland Road Small Animal Hospital We want to welcome you to Garland Road Small Animal Hospital, a full-service clinic that provides professional care for your pets.

Garland Road Small Animal Hospital in Winslow, ME, is a full-service veterinary clinic committed to delivering professional and compassionate care for your pets. Our hours of operation are Monday through Friday, 8 am to 5 pm. We refer all emergencies after hours and on weekends to one of several emergency clinics within an hour drive of Winslow. We look forward to serving you and your pets for all

of their veterinary care. The Garland Road Small Animal Hospital was established in 1998. It was designed to be an efficient, modern, full-service veterinary facility. Our goal is to provide full medical, surgical and preventive health care for your pet in a caring and compassionate manner. We realize your pet is an important part of your family, and when your pet is a patient here, he or she becomes an important part of our family.

🌟 Happy International Golden Retriever Day!🦮 There's something magical about a Golden Retriever's love. They turn ordina...
02/03/2025

🌟 Happy International Golden Retriever Day!

🦮 There's something magical about a Golden Retriever's love. They turn ordinary moments into memories with a wag of their tail and make every day brighter just by being themselves. From morning cuddles to evening walks, they fill our world with pure joy and endless tennis balls.

Because they don't just share our lives - they make them golden. 💛

🐾 It’s Groundhog Day!Are your pets predicting Team More Winter ❄️(cozy blankets and snooze sessions) or Team Early Sprin...
02/02/2025

🐾 It’s Groundhog Day!

Are your pets predicting Team More Winter ❄️(cozy blankets and snooze sessions) or Team Early Spring 🌷 (sunny walks and garden adventures)?

"There is no good reason for a dog or cat to eat meals out of a bowl. "Satiety does not come from inhaling food and movi...
01/30/2025

"There is no good reason for a dog or cat to eat meals out of a bowl. "Satiety does not come from inhaling food and moving on. It comes from acquiring, manipulating, and consuming the food."
—Dr. Liz Stelow

Owners are responsible for creating the best possible environments for pets for their physical and mental health.

01/30/2025

Did you know that only 40% of cats receive routine veterinary care while close to 80% of dogs receive routine veterinary care every year?! I know the cat owners out there love their cats as much as dog owners!

So why is there such a barrier to getting your cat to the vet?
Some reports show that it's because of the stress involved with cat carriers, car rides, and with indoor cats, low risk of disease exposure are all reasons given by cat owners.

It's no fun to try and wrestle a ninja with 4 blades of death, I mean 4 paws with claws, and the flexibility of an inflatable tube man! However if you start training your cat, it will not only help them get better health care but will reduce their stress of coming to use if they experience an emergency.

You can leave your cat carrier out at all times and even place toys, favorite blankets, and food in the carrier. Some people are feeding their kittens IN the carrier on a daily basis to associate positive experiences with it. If the carrier only comes out for wrestling matches and vet visits, you are training or cat to associate negative things with the carrier.

Top loading carriers are less stressful for cats and make sure you have the appropriate size carrier for your pet.

You can use feline pheromone sprays to help calm them as well and even talk to your veterinarian about anxiety medications.

When you do carry your pet in a cat carrier, remember to think about how it feels to be in the carrier. Carrying the carrier flat, not swinging it, or placing it on the ground facing dogs or scary scenes is important. Covering the opening with a towel sprayed with feline pheromones can also be helpful.

Cats tend to hind their illness until they are nearly on death's door. Routine care is very important to catch things like dental disease, kidney disease, and thyroid disease. They are more prone to fleas than dogs, due to their smaller size and can get an infectious disease from fleas. Mousers and cats who go outside should be dewormed for intestinal parasites. ALL cats, even if they are indoor only, should be rabies vaccinated, this is because who is most likely to catch a bat in your home!?

Many of the illnesses we see in cats at EMEVC can be caught earlier with routine wellness visits and blood work. We hope that we can help get more cats to their day doctors, but if you need us, we are here!

Cats might crawl under your car or inside the engine in freezing temperatures for warmth. Before you start your car, giv...
01/30/2025

Cats might crawl under your car or inside the engine in freezing temperatures for warmth. Before you start your car, give your hood a gentle tap or peek underneath to ensure no furry friends are hiding. A simple habit can save lives! 🐱💙

A walk a day keeps the vet away! Check out the benefits of walking your pup daily. Happy Walk Your Dog Month! 🦮
01/27/2025

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

January is Train Your Dog Month, and what better way to start than teaching your puppy the foundation of all commands - ...
01/23/2025

January is Train Your Dog Month, and what better way to start than teaching your puppy the foundation of all commands - the reliable 'sit'! A strong foundation in basic commands helps build your pup's confidence while strengthening your bond. Watch your little one's tail wag with pride as they master this essential skill 🐾

01/21/2025

Medicating pets, although often nessecary, can be stressful for everyone involved! We want to work with our pets and not hurt the human-animal bond. Chirrups and Chatter, and Fear Free Pets are great resources if you and your pet(s) dread medication time! 😸

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. reminded us that ‘The time is always right to do what is right.’ Let’s use today as a call to...
01/20/2025

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. reminded us that ‘The time is always right to do what is right.’ Let’s use today as a call to action for change and equality.

Judgment? Zero. Comfort level? 100. 🛏️ Who really owns the bed in your house? Asking for a furry friend. 😂
01/17/2025

Judgment? Zero. Comfort level? 100. 🛏️ Who really owns the bed in your house? Asking for a furry friend. 😂

🎩 Looking dapper has never been this fur-bulous! Celebrate National Hat Day by capturing some special moments with your ...
01/15/2025

🎩 Looking dapper has never been this fur-bulous! Celebrate National Hat Day by capturing some special moments with your stylish sidekick. Bonus points for that paw-fect pose! 🐾

Meet Harry, who aside from the most adorable peach fuzz behind his ears, is anything but hairy 😆   As a purrfect sweater...
01/15/2025

Meet Harry, who aside from the most adorable peach fuzz behind his ears, is anything but hairy 😆 As a purrfect sweater model, our staff couldn’t resist taking some photos during his first kitten visit and vaccines! 😻
❄️🧣It’s sweater weather! Let’s see your pet’s favorite clothes in the comments!

Why Is My Dog Licking Their Paws? 🐾A little paw licking is normal, but if your dog can’t stop, it might be a sign of a d...
01/13/2025

Why Is My Dog Licking Their Paws? 🐾

A little paw licking is normal, but if your dog can’t stop, it might be a sign of a deeper issue like allergies, infections, or even anxiety. Excessive licking can lead to painful hot spots or infections if left untreated.

If you’re noticing redness, irritation, or constant licking, it’s time to schedule a check-up to find out what’s causing your pup’s discomfort and keep those paws healthy! 🐶💙

Contact us: https://garlandroadvet.com/contact/

Winter can be tough on our senior pets, but there are plenty of ways to keep them comfy! From soft, warm bedding to gent...
01/10/2025

Winter can be tough on our senior pets, but there are plenty of ways to keep them comfy! From soft, warm bedding to gentle exercise, small changes can make a big difference in their comfort. 🐕❤️

Make sure to keep them safe, warm, and happy this season! What are your best tips for senior pet care in the cold? Let us know!

Schedule their check-up: https://garlandroadvet.com/appointment/

💔We are saddened to hear of the loss of such an amazing person who truly did enlighten and revolutionize animal training...
01/09/2025

💔We are saddened to hear of the loss of such an amazing person who truly did enlighten and revolutionize animal training using scientifically backed methods!
Her legend will live on through the lives she has improved and those that her methods will improve in the future!
**Reminder - ANYONE can call themselves a "Dog Trainer". **
The Karen Pryor Academy or Fear Free websites are excellent resources to help connect you and your pet with knowlegable, legitamate trainers!

Remembering Karen Pryor: The Legacy of a Trailblazer Who Ignited a Global Training RevolutionWith profound sadness and immense gratitude, we honor the life and legacy of Karen Pryor, a true pioneer in the fields of animal behavior and positive reinforcement training. Karen’s groundbreaking work re...

January is Walk Your Dog Month, and those eager eyes by the door remind us why daily walks are so important! Beyond exer...
01/08/2025

January is Walk Your Dog Month, and those eager eyes by the door remind us why daily walks are so important! Beyond exercise, walks provide crucial mental stimulation, help reduce anxiety, reinforce training, and strengthen your bond with your pup. Plus, who can resist that excited tail wag when it's time for their favorite activity? 🐾 🦮

🐾 Why Nail Trims Are Essential for Your Pet's Health:Regular nail maintenance isn't just about preventing scratches - it...
01/06/2025

🐾 Why Nail Trims Are Essential for Your Pet's Health:

Regular nail maintenance isn't just about preventing scratches - it's crucial for your pet's overall well-being!

Benefits include:
- Proper paw alignment & posture
- Prevention of painful ingrown nails
- Reduced risk of infections
- Better mobility & comfort
- Less strain on joints
- Prevention of nail splitting or breaking
- Healthier blood flow to paws

Address

163 Garland Road
Winslow, ME
04901

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

+12078720987

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