Located in Milford's Baybrook Animal Hospital, Baybrook Grooming specializes in the grooming of all breeds of cats and dogs. Though only open on Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays, its sister location is open on Tuesdays, Wednesdays,and Fridays in North Branford. Baybrook Grooming has more than 15 years experience in the business and can accommodate animals of all ages and sizes.
Mountain Lore Animal Hospital is located on S. End Road just south of Route 322. It is a full service animal hospital, co-owned by Joseph Giangarra, D.V.M., Luz Borrero-Yu, D.V.M, MS, and James Clevenger, D.V.M. It has been in operation since 1980. It offers surgery, endoscopy, dermatology, cardiology, internal medicine, dentistry and more for your pet.
Meriden Animal Hospital provides emergency services, pet acupuncture, chiropractic services, flea care and boarding for cats and dogs.
All Pets Club sells a wide variety of animals, including puppies, birds, reptiles, freshwater and saltwater fish and small exotic animals. It also sells supplies for these pets. The store holds many community events for residents and their pets, including a pet costume parade for Halloween, an Easter egg hunt, and pictures of your pet with Santa Claus for Christmas. The store welcomes birthday parties, where children can meet and pet the variety of animals on hand.
The Obedience Dog Training Club of Waterbury trains dogs and their handlers/owners for obedience and competition. The organization trains all sorts of levels, from beginner to utility. Also family training is available. The Obedience Dog Training Club of Waterbury was founded in 1946.
The Shelton Animal Shelter's mission is to help abused, abandoned and neglected dogs find permanent, loving homes. Animal Control Officer Sheryl Taylor has been serving the community and saving animals for nearly 20 years. The shelter is able to continue these heroic efforts largely through public donations, whether monetary or food, washing and toy supplies. Adoption applications and small fees do apply, which go to the city and the state spay/neuter program. The dogs are wonderful, adorable friends just looking for a family! Stop by to meet some of them and you'll fall in love instantly!
This no-kill shelter has been bursting at the seams since the economy turned sour in 2008, according to animal control officer Lisa Seyler, with 2010 being the busiest year so far. Since the 1960s, the shelter has taken in mostly dogs and cats, although it also houses other household pets. Adoption fees are $5 for spayed and neutered cats and dogs and $50 for others, including a state voucher for the operation. Animals are only euthanized in the case of their being a danger to the public. The shelter is always in need of food donations and receives contributions from members of the community and local schools and organizations. Volunteers can sign up to walk dogs. Animals are listed on petfinder.com as well as on the community board at the Petco in town.
Marc Diberardino practices at the Orange Veterinary Hospital on the Boston Post Road. They specialize in preventative care for dogs and cats. There is also 24-hour emergency care available.
Appointments are required for this busy office, but emergencies are handled as a priority. Call before coming in to prepare them for providing the best possible care for your pet.
Land of Paws Dog Grooming has been at this Whitney Avenue location for the past four years. Inside the spacious shop, Land of Paws offers services such as shampooing, haircuts, styling, comb-outs, nail clipping and more for various dog breeds and hair types.
If your pet needs special care such as surgery, dentistry, grooming or just a check up, Pieper-Olson Veterinary Hospital has the facilities and staff to get the job done right. As the Connecticut Valley Veterinary Associate's main location, it is the one stop for all of your pet's needs. Offering boarding as well as obedience classes, Pieper-Olson provides 24 hour emergency care. Located on Randolph Road and staffed by an elite team of trained doctors, Pieper-Olson will take good care of your situation without the hassle.
The North Colony Animal Hospital is run by three veterinarians: Dr. Lewis E. Jolly, Dr. James T. Wells and Dr. Kelly S. Shanley. The doctors pride themselves on extraordinary patient care and fostering a human-animal connection with all clients. The hospital offers a full range of services and treatments, including surgery, dentistry, critical care, internal medicine, diagnostics, boarding and grooming.
Pond Point Animal Hospital specializes in the proactive treatment of cats and dogs, as well as a variety of emergency services. The hospital serves pets from Stratford, Milford, Orange and West Haven. Pond Point is run by Dr. Julia Carter and Dr. K. Paul Rumble. Call ahead to schedule an appointment.
Animal Clinic of Milford offers complete medical, dental, and surgical care for cats and dogs. The clinic specializes in proactive healthcare as well as in diagnostics, offering numerous vaccinations including flea control as well as prescription diets for animals. Animal Clinic also offers spaying and neutering for cats only.