Rabies is an incredibly serious disease that is fatal if contracted by a dog. Having your pooch vaccinated against rabies is the best way to protect both them and your family. Here, our Groton vets explain more about this very important vaccination as well as how often your dog needs their booster.
Here, our Groton veterinarians provide some guidance on the common reactions to the Bordetella vaccine as well as what to do if you notice a serious reaction in your dog.
While skipping your indoor cat's vaccinations may be a tempting prospect, cat and kitten vaccinations are just as important for felines that stay at home as they are for those that venture outside. Here, our Groton vets explain why vaccinations for indoor cats are so important.
While there is a very small chance that your vaccinated dog will contract rabies if exposed to the disease, rabies vaccinations don't guarantee 100% protection. Here, our Groton vets explain rabies and what to do if you suspect that your dog may have been exposed to this serious illness.
While our Groton vets see way fewer urinary tract infections in cats than we do in dogs, there are still a number of other urinary tracts diseases and conditions that can frequently affect older cats. Here, we explain more about urinary tract infections and other diseases in cats.
Routinely schedule wellness exams - or vet checkups - can help to give your pet the best possible chance for a long, happy and healthy life. But, what does a routine exam entail? Here, our Groton vets explain what happens when you bring your pet in to see us for a routine checkup.
There are very few symptoms that are more distressing than when our dogs develop diarrhea, Here, our Groton vets explain some of the most common causes of diarrhea in dogs and what you can do to help resolve this uncomfortable issue.
While you may think of your feline friend as big, cute and cuddly, even just an extra few ounces can make a long-term difference to your cat's health and well-being. Here, our Groton vets explain how you can tell if your cat is overweight.
Excessive scratching, licking and itching in your dog is a sign that they may have a skin condition called dermatitis. Here, our Groton vets explain what might be causing their skin problems and how you can help treat them.
Companion Animal Hospital is proud to be meeting the stringent requirements for veterinary care and services in order to be accredited by the American Animal Hospital Association (AAAHA).
Companion Animal Hospital is accepting new patients! Our experienced vets are passionate about the health of Groton companion animals. Get in touch today to book your pet's first appointment.
