Companion Animal Hospital of Cromwell, CT

02/22/2026

❄️Winter Weather Advisory!❄️

Due to the impending blizzard, Companion Animal Hospital will be closed Monday (2/22) for the safety of our clients, patients, and staff. We will be back to normal hours on Tuesday (2/23). Thank you for your understanding and stay warm and safe through the storm!

If your pet experiences an emergency while we are closed, don't hesitate to contact your nearest emergency veterinary hospital for immediate care. (Bolton Veterinary, Pieper Memorial, Veterinary Emergency & Specialty Hospital and Central Hospital are just a few in the area)

01/14/2026

🎇💫2026 is here! 💫🎆

The new year is the perfect time to set new goals with your companion! From healthier habits, to mental stimulation and preventive care, these pet-parent resolutions are Vet-approved for a happy, healthy year ahead. Take a look at some of our favorites:

❓What’s your New Years Resolution?

12/24/2025

All of us at Companion Animal Hospital wish you and your furry family members a holiday filled with love, warmth, and wagging tails! 🐾🎄Thank you for trusting us with your pets care this year. From our team to yours, we hope your Christmas is safe, merry, and bright. ❄️🐶🐱

12/18/2025

Let me guess...Christmas is around the corner and you still have no clue what to get for that special pet in your life 😦❗️

Don't stress! Here are some Veterinarian approved gifts that might be at the top of your pets wishlist this year:

12/04/2025

It’s that time of the year where we feel the most like our pets— all warm and fuzzy! This winter, make sure your animals are their healthiest and happiest as we celebrate and enjoy the festivities!

Here are some holiday do’s and don’ts to keep your season bright:

05/16/2025

✨✨OPEN HOUSE TOMORROW!!✨✨
Come say hello, get free doggy bag, food and enter some great raffles. Our raffles will be supporting our. New fun that we will announce tomorrow. Can’t wait to see you there!

05/07/2025

❇️‼️COME JOIN OUR OPEN HOUSE‼️❇️
Did you know??
Dr. Melina (Mel) Rothert is the proud new owner of Companion Animal Hospital. It’s been a dream of hers to continue the family practice since she was young. 🐱👩🏼‍⚕️🐶

Please join us in celebrating!!
🔜 May 17, 2025 from 10am - 2 pm

We will be offering FREE NAIL TRIM VOUCHERS, hospital tours, human snacks, free PET SWAG, and MANY RAFFLES provided by recognizable veterinary suppliers!
♥️ Proceeds from the raffle will be going to our new charitable fund.
Can’t make it and want to enter the raffles? Call us to enter! We will be posting raffles closer to the date
We look forward to seeing you!

12/23/2024

Wishing everyone a very Merry Christmas!! 🎄❄️🎁 Enjoy quality time with your favorite furry friends. We hope for a safe and healthy New Year for all!
-Companion Animal Hospital

05/16/2024

A big HAPPY BIRTHDAY to Callie!!

She’s our resident queen kitty cat, you may have seen her greeting in the lobby or poking her head around the doors. She works hard as the overseer of all operations and catching the red laser light 😻 we love our purrfect girl

04/29/2024

It’s a honor for us to help CT kitties! ❤️

Happy World Veterinary Day!!

We are so grateful for the Veterinarians and Vet Techs we work with, particularly those at Companion Animal Hospital in Cromwell, Protectors of Animals, Dakin Humane Society, and West Hartford VCA!! We couldn't help the cats the way we do without them!!

We appreciate the expertise, caring, and kindness you provide to the cats in our care.

Thank you!!

04/29/2024

Of all the plant based litters I’ve tried, this one receives the gold🏅for being the BEST! Zero odor and great scoop-ability if cleaning regularly!
I love plant based litters such as corn byproduct, wheat byproduct, pine pellets, yucca, newspaper pellets, etc! The production of these litters are better for the environment and SAFER for cats to lick off their paws than clay or plastic litters 😺
- Dr. Mel

10/31/2023

HAPPY HALLOWEEN!!
We love this holiday at Companion and we hope you had a Spook-tacular day! 👻
Remember to keep the candy baskets up high, away from wandering noses of cow-dogs!