When your pet isn’t feeling their best, waiting for answers is the hardest part. That’s why Groton City Animal Hospital offers in-house diagnostic services, including an on-site laboratory and advanced imaging equipment. Faster results mean a faster diagnosis — and faster treatment for your pet.
Pet dental care isn’t extra; it’s essential. Periodontal disease is one of the most common health problems we see in dogs and cats, and it doesn’t just affect the mouth. Left untreated, harmful bacteria can spread to the kidneys, liver, and heart, leading to pain, tooth loss, and serious health complications.
At Groton City Animal Hospital, we provide small-animal emergency services during regular business hours and on a limited after-hours basis. Please always call before bringing in any emergency so we can prepare for your pet’s arrival.
Sometimes the best medicine doesn’t come in a bottle. Laser therapy is a safe, painless, drug-free treatment that helps reduce pain, fight inflammation, and speed up healing.
Nobody likes the idea of their pet needing surgery — but when the time comes, you want a team you trust. At Groton City Animal Hospital, our veterinarians have extensive experience in soft tissue and general surgery for dogs and cats.
The best medicine is prevention. Regular wellness care helps us catch potential health problems early, before they become bigger (and more expensive) issues. At Groton City Animal Hospital, we take the time to get to know your pet so we can tailor a care plan that fits their age, breed, lifestyle, and individual needs.
Saying goodbye to a pet is one of the hardest things any animal lover will ever face. At Groton City Animal Hospital, we’re here to guide you through this time with compassion, honesty, and respect — for both you and your pet.
Pet pigs are smart, social, and full of personality, and they need veterinary care that’s just as unique as they are. At Groton City Animal Hospital, our team has experience working with pet pigs and understands that their health needs are very different from those of dogs, cats, or even other farm animals.
Camelids are unique animals — and they deserve a veterinary team that understands their unique needs. At Groton City Animal Hospital, our veterinarians have pursued additional training in camelid medicine and surgery.
Whether you’re running a full production flock or just have a few backyard goats keeping the brush in check, your animals deserve quality veterinary care from a team that knows small ruminants.
