Piscataqua Animal Hospital

Piscataqua Animal Hospital Veterinary Hospital for cats & dogs 🐾

Hot spots are red, irritated patches caused by licking, scratching, or moisture trapped in the coat.If you spot one, boo...
08/26/2025

Hot spots are red, irritated patches caused by licking, scratching, or moisture trapped in the coat.

If you spot one, book an appointment with us right away—early treatment can speed healing and prevent infection.

🐾✨ Dr. Schafer is here tomorrow 8/27! ✨🐾We still have a few limited morning appointments available — don’t wait to snag ...
08/26/2025

🐾✨ Dr. Schafer is here tomorrow 8/27! ✨🐾

We still have a few limited morning appointments available — don’t wait to snag your spot!

📞 Call us today at 207-439-2661 to schedule.

08/26/2025
Parasites like fleas and ticks can transmit disease with just one bite. But with monthly prevention, your dog or cat sta...
08/21/2025

Parasites like fleas and ticks can transmit disease with just one bite. But with monthly prevention, your dog or cat stays protected and healthy year-round.

Right now, get limited-time rebates on Simparica Trio for dogs and Revolution Plus for cats!

Call to order a refill for pickup or schedule your next visit and ask us how to save.

You’ve got the school supplies and packed the lunches… but what about your furriest kid?Back-to-school season can shake ...
08/19/2025

You’ve got the school supplies and packed the lunches… but what about your furriest kid?

Back-to-school season can shake up your dog’s routine. Helping them adjust now can ease stress, reduce unwanted behaviors, and keep them healthy.

Book a checkup with us today to give your pet an A+ start to the season.

Shedding season is here! While it’s normal for pets to lose their winter coats, it’s also the perfect time to keep an ey...
08/14/2025

Shedding season is here! While it’s normal for pets to lose their winter coats, it’s also the perfect time to keep an eye on their skin.

Brushing helps control the fur-fallout and gives you a chance to spot skin issues early, like redness, irritation, or even ticks.

Noticing bald patches, nonstop scratching, or inflamed skin? Let’s get them checked out today!

☀️🐾 Summer might be winding down, but Ollie and Ringo are making sure to soak up every last golden ray they can! From dr...
08/13/2025

☀️🐾 Summer might be winding down, but Ollie and Ringo are making sure to soak up every last golden ray they can! From driftwood perches to seaside adventures, these two are living their best vacation life.

Show us your pets enjoying their end-of-summer moments in the comments — we’d love to see them! 📸💛

Try these frozen treats for a fun way to keep your pup cool and hydrated this summer!Mix the ingredients, pour into mold...
08/12/2025

Try these frozen treats for a fun way to keep your pup cool and hydrated this summer!

Mix the ingredients, pour into molds, and freeze for at least 4 hours. Serve as an occasional treat.

Always avoid sugar-free peanut butter or anything with artificial sweeteners like xylitol, which are toxic to dogs. If your pup has food allergies, check with us before introducing new treats.

Vet visits don’t have to be scary! Many veterinary practices now use Fear Free techniques, designed to reduce anxiety th...
08/07/2025

Vet visits don’t have to be scary! Many veterinary practices now use Fear Free techniques, designed to reduce anxiety through calming environments, gentle handling, and positive reinforcement.

Ask us how you can prep your pet for a calmer experience—we’re here to help!

Hot weather can make outdoor exercise risky for dogs.When temps rise, swap your routine for indoor play, water games, or...
08/05/2025

Hot weather can make outdoor exercise risky for dogs.

When temps rise, swap your routine for indoor play, water games, or early-morning walks.

Call us right away if you’re concerned about how your dog is handling the heat!

August is National Immunization Awareness Month, the perfect time to make sure your dog or cat is protected against seri...
08/01/2025

August is National Immunization Awareness Month, the perfect time to make sure your dog or cat is protected against serious (and preventable) diseases.

Book a check-up with our team today, and we'll make sure they're covered from nose to tail!

Address

103 State Road
Kittery, ME
3904

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

+12074392661

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