Welcome to Newbury Vet Clinic!
New Masking Policy! See notice below for details. |
Here at Newbury Veterinary Clinic we specialize in the care of your favorite furry companions - dogs and cats! We are located in the beautiful town of Newbury, Vermont, right along the scenic Connecticut River. Newbury Vet Clinic is committed to promoting preventative healthcare, client education, and responsible pet ownership.
Ask Us About Our Senior/Veteran Discount! We offer a 10% discount on veterinary services for clients aged 65 over over, and those who are veterans. Please let our receptionists know if these apply to you, and we'd be happy to add it to your account. |
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We offer behavioral consultations as well as traditional veterinary medical care.
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Recent Announcements & News
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New Masking Policy - effective Monday, May 23rd 2022 Starting Monday we will be allowing clients in the lobby without masks but still requiring them in the rooms. There will be a sign on the front door stating that we are still recommending masks but they are optional in the lobby. As always, we will be offering masks for those who need them - you can find them to the left when you enter the lobby, and please ask us if you have any questions about our policies! |
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Counterfeit Veterinary Products Alert Recently, we've seen increase in the number of fake veterinary products available for sale in Vermont and New Hampshire. Many scams have specifically targeted a popular flea & tick product - Seresto collars. Seresto collars are only available for purchase from your vet or authorized online company like Chewy.com or 1-800-PetMeds - your veterinarian cannot guarantee the efficacy or authenticity of collars sold at other retailers (Walmart, Petco, Tractor Supply). Buying them off internet advertisements or private sellers also puts you at risk for purchasing a counterfeit collar: these collars are made to look very similar to the official collars but do not necessarily work as well and can cause some nasty side effects (burns, hair loss, illness). Learn more at the links below. 1. https://www.epa.gov/pets/avoid-counterfeit-pesticide-products-dogs-and-cats 2. https://www.seresto.nz/avoiding-fake-collars/ 3. https://www.wcax.com/2022/04/21/lyndonville-woman-sentenced-selling-misbranded-pet-medications/ |
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Effective Jan. 11, 2022 - Until further notice Due to COVID-19, we are currently experiencing staffing shortages and there may be delays in routine care as we are working with limited staff and doing our best to prioritize urgent and serious cases. If you're having trouble reaching us, please leave a detailed message and we will get back to you as soon as we can. We are doing our best to see everyone in a timely manner, and we appreciate your patience as we navigate the new year. Thank you, The team at NVC |
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EMERGENCY & URGENT CARE FACILITIES: Littleton Area Veterinary Urgent Care (LAVES) (URGENT CARE) Littleton, NH (603) 444-5533 Mon-Fri 3pm-11pm Sat & Sun 10am-10pm SAVES (EMERGENCY CARE) Lebanon, NH (603) 306-0007 Open 24/7 VCA Capital Area Veterinary Emergency & Specialty (CAVES) Concord, NH (603) 227-1199 Open 24/7 PEAK Veterinary Referral Center (URGENT CARE) Williston, VT (802) 878-2022 Mon-Fri 8am-6pm |
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Change to Clinic Hours Please note that Newbury Vet Clinic will be closed from 12:30pm-1:00pm for staff meetings every Tuesday. If you need to get ahold of us, you are welcome to leave a message or call back after 1pm. If you have arrived for your appointment, we ask that you wait outside for a few minutes and we will invite you in at 1:00pm. Thank you for your understanding! |
