Linwood Veterinary Clinic

05/22/2026

Hi guys!

We’re closed Monday in observance of Memorial Day. Wishing everyone a safe and happy holiday weekend!

Best,
Dr. Ben and staff

05/13/2026

05/13/2026

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05/07/2026

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02/17/2026

Info about Littleton Area Veterinary Urgent Care- LAVES 💜🐾

We’re pleased to share that we now offer online check in and scheduled arrival times for urgent care visits. You can request an arrival time from home by clicking the “Learn More” link on our page below the cover photo, the “Book Now” link on our website or follow the link below

How It Works

1. Visit our website or page and click the provided link or follow this link:
https://portal.chckup.app/book/littleton-area-veterinary-urgent-care?booking_source=Facebook

2. Select the appointment time that best matches your needs.

3. Choose an available arrival window.

4. Enter your information, your pet’s information and your concerns.

5. Submit your request.

What to Expect

Our goal is always to see patients as quickly as possible. Appointment slots will open up 24hrs in advance and are considered arrival times. All pets will be triaged by our medical team when they arrive.

Patients are generally seen in the order they arrive, and we will always aim to adhere as closely as possible to your selected arrival window. However, our urgent care operates using a triage based system and those with the most painful, critical or life-threatening conditions will be treated first.

If there are no available arrival times online, or if you are concerned that your pet is experiencing significant pain, distress, or an emergent situation, please call the hospital directly. Our team can advise you on when to arrive and prepare for your arrival

Thank you for trusting us with your pet’s care.

01/16/2026

Vote for Eleanor! 💜
Locally owned and loved!

Eleanor has a sweet soul and was first trained as a service dog but since she loves to greet everyone, she was re-careered as a therapy dog

01/04/2026

LOST DOG EDUCATION
PLEASE READ

When a dog goes missing, especially after a car accident, slipping a collar, jumping from a vehicle, or escaping from a home, parking lot, trail head, restaurant, or gas station, our instinct is to search everywhere.

But here’s what we know from experience:

Lost dogs will usually circle back to the point of escape. In situations like these, over 90% of dogs return to that area if given time.

What helps:
Place high-value food and water at the escape location right away. (good base amount to use is a tin lasagna pan)

Use strong-smelling foods like hot dogs, cooked chicken, or hamburgers.

Adding liquid smoke on a rag above the food can help carry scent/ (do not pour on food)

Do not use fish or seafood — it attracts wildlife such as coyotes and raccoons which could push a dog farther away.

What doesn’t help:
Chasing
Calling out
Large groups searching- especially if your dog is skittish of new people.

A scared dog often feels hunted. Giving them time to settle is one of the most important steps in bringing them home safely.

Please share — education helps saves lives.

01/01/2026

Happy New Year from all of us at Linwood Veterinary Clinic!

We want to thank our incredible clients for trusting us with your pets this past year. It’s a privilege to care for so many beloved companions in the north country, and we look forward to many more in 2026.

Wishing you and your pets a year filled with health, comfort, and plenty of tail wags.

Business hours resume on Monday at 8:00am.💜🐾

01/01/2026

Happy New Year! We are opening early today at 10:00 AM. Thank you for trusting us with your pets and for being such a supportive community. Wishing you a healthy and happy year ahead.

12/23/2025

Dear Clients,

A not-so-festive virus has made its way through our clinic. With the holiday upon us, we’ll be closed for the rest of the week so our team can recover.

Thank you for your patience and kindness; we can’t wait to be back caring for your pets very soon 🐾 ❤️💚