Green Mountain Animal Hospital
Since its opening in 1969, Green Mountain Animal Hospital has provided compassionate care for the pets of the local area. When it comes to your pet’s health, you can put your trust in our team of five veterinarians and highly skilled technicians. Your pet’s well-being is our priority, and we work hard to ensure it.
We pride ourselves on having an excellent “bedside demeanor” and treating every animal as if it were our own. We’re happy to provide you with two options for your shopping needs. Our facility on Williston Road provides comprehensive care for pets, including medical, surgical, and preventative care.
Our wellness center is an outpatient facility, and its North Avenue location is ideal for those in the New North End of Burlington. You can count on our helpful and knowledgeable staff to provide excellent service to you and your pet. You may easily arrange an appointment by phoning either of our two offices.
We’ve been taking care of people and their dogs for decades now, ever since Dr Stokes opened his clinic in 1969. We’ve spent this time building a solid reputation for first-rate service at reasonable rates. Please take a moment to peruse our online offerings and then give us a call to set up a meeting at one of our two convenient locations. We’re excited to meet you and your furry friend.
Malletts Bay Veterinary Hospital
As a small animal vet clinic, Malletts Bay Veterinary Hospital mostly treats domesticated pets like cats and dogs. Our services now also extend to exotic animals such as tiny mammals, reptiles, and birds. All of your pet’s healthcare needs can be met here, including annual checkups, immunizations, laboratory tests, general surgery, digital radiography, hospitalization, medications, prescription diets, and parasite control products. If you need more info, visit our site or give us a call.
Dr Gary Page, a vet school alum, founded the clinic he now runs for small animals. As of 2004, the practice also included Dr. Debra Wolf, a graduate of UGA’s medical school. Dustin Page, a veterinary surgeon who graduated from the University of Tennessee in 2011, is the current proprietor of Malletts Bay Veterinary Hospital.
In August of 2014, Dr. Sara Wohlhueter joined our team; she and Dustin Page both earned their medical degrees from the University of Tennessee. Dr. Sara’s joining the team means that we can provide better care for tiny mammals and other exotic animals.
After receiving her Bachelor of Science in Animal Science from the University of Vermont, Samantha started working at Malletts Bay Veterinary Hospital in the spring of 2008. If you have any inquiries, feel free to send her a message.
West Mountain Animal Hospital
Proper dental care is essential for the well-being of any pet. The infection from dental illness has the potential to spread to the rest of your pet’s body, including the heart, liver, and kidneys. Dental disease is the most common health problem among our pet population, affecting 80% of dogs and 70% of cats over the age of three.
We are pleased to offer cutting-edge veterinary surgery care to the residents of Bennington, Vermont, and the surrounding areas. We employ cutting-edge medical equipment and our surgeons have years of experience and extensive training.
We at West Mountain Animal Hospital in Bennington, Vermont, are pleased to say that our facilities and equipment are state-of-the-art. Through the use of radiology, a non-invasive diagnostic method, we can examine internal anatomical structures. We can make pictures of the insides of the body using X-rays.
Animal sterilization, both spaying, and neutering is a vital medical surgery that improves the health and longevity of your pet. Spaying and neutering have benefits for your pet’s health, and they’re essential for reducing the number of unwanted animals in shelters.
Numerous pets are lost every year. When your pet goes missing and you have no idea how to find them, you may feel sad and powerless. Sadly, this is an all-too-common occurrence. However, there is a straightforward, secure, and efficient solution to the problem of locating your misplaced pet.
Vaccinating your pet against harmful diseases is something we stress highly at West Mountain Animal Hospital in Bennington, Vermont. Animals, including our pets, are susceptible to many different diseases; thus, they must receive regular vaccinations.
West Mountain Animal Hospital in Bennington, Vermont, stresses the need for annual wellness tests and checkups for your pets. Regular checkups allow us to assess your pet’s physical condition and establish a foundation of knowledge about your pet’s individual anatomy and behavior.
Pet obesity is a serious concern since it’s so easy to overfeed an attractive dog or cat that understands how to beg. Animals who are overweight face major health risks. All pets should be able to meet their nutritional requirements and maintain a healthy weight with a balanced diet and regular exercise.
When your pet needs you to pick what will get rid of fleas and ticks quickly and, hopefully, permanently, the sheer number of options can be overwhelming.
Our knowledgeable staff can assist you in selecting the best flea and tick products for your pet and household from among the many options we stock. Several monthly products work against roundworms, whipworms, and even heartworms. If you want the best for your pet, ask your vet today.