Guilford Veterinary Hospital is now offering CryoProbe™, the incredibly accurate, non-invasive treatment option for the removal of common skin conditions such as warts, cysts, eyelid tumors, oral tumors and more! • Accurately treat lesions in sensitive areas • No Anesthesia required! • Save pet owners money! No anesthesia, little to... read more →
Jan
01
Dec
09
The holiday season is a wonderful time for us to gather with our loved ones…including our pets! Keep in mind that many of the things that we enjoy in our holidays can be harmful to our furry friends. Take a few precautions to keep you pets safe and your holidays... read more →
Oct
12
Ask your veterinarian. Watch for red flags. Always check for site accreditation. Report problems and suspicious pharmacies. Educate yourself about online pet pharmacies. Internet sites that sell pet drugs can be reputable pharmacies. Some, however, are not. They are fronts for businesses breaking Federal, State, or International laws. These illegal... read more →
Dec
01
Have you been wondering what to get the pet lovers this year? GVH is happy to suggest our gift certificates that are available for purchase in any amount you choose. Our gift certificates are good towards the purchase of any of our products or services. Any value not used on... read more →
Nov
15
During Thanksgiving, remember that dogs, cats and turkey bones are not a good combination. Turkey bones can splinter and cause blockages and perforations. Skin and fat can cause diarrhea, vomiting and pancreatitis. Never leave food where your pets can get to it. Other dangers can be pop-up thermometers, string, skewers,... read more →
Nov
01
It's winter again! Our Connecticut winters present unique challenges for both people and their pets. Preventing frostbite, avoiding poisoning and irritation from de-icers, and staying warm on chilly walks are just a few of the steps that pet owners can take to help make winter a safe and fun time... read more →
Oct
15
We want you and your pet to enjoy a safe and healthy Halloween. But, Halloween's traditions of candy, costumes and trick-or-treating can be a threatening and potentially dangerous time for pets. There are a number of hazards that pet owners should consider during Halloween: Loud and excessive noise created by... read more →
Sep
12
Acupuncture is a technique that has been used in veterinary medicine in China for at least 3000 years, and can be defined as the insertion of needles into the body. In the last 20 years, there has been significant scientific research on the subject of acupuncture, supporting the practice and... read more →
Aug
12
Yearly exams are very important to maintain your pet’s health. Animals instinctively hide illness and rarely cry if in pain. With the history that you provide during the visit and the examination by the veterinarian, we may find illness that you may not have been aware of. Common conditions that... read more →
Jun
01
Contact hotels ahead of time to find out if they are "pet friendly. Many hotels require a deposit or surcharge for pets—these may or may not be refundable. Plan to stop every 3 hours or so to let your dog stretch his legs, drink and relieve himself. Do not let... read more →
