Ticks and Lyme Disease

Unfortunately, most of us have become all too familiar with ticks. The incidence of tick bites is on the rise, and as a result there has been an increase in tick-borne diseases affecting our pets. A tick’s life cycle includes the egg and three life-stages, with each...

Learn about CryoProbe

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...

GVH Gift Certificates

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...

Thanksgiving Safety Tips

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...

Winter Safety Tips

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...

Halloween Hazards

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...