Madison Veterinary Hospital

04/10/2026

NEEDS A HOME BY MONDAY!!!
Meet Trigger a 5 year old, male neutered, Boston Terrier/Jack Russell Mix. He weighs approximately 18 to 20 pounds.
He absolutely LOVES people and other dogs, he's never met a cat before so we don't know if he likes them. Trigger travelled the country with his dad in an RV. Unfortunately his dad can no longer care for him, due to having terminal cancer. We are trying to help find him another home, where he will be loved. We all met him and can attest, he is a very sweet, playful boy. If you are interested PLEASE contact us here at Madison Veterinary Hospital. 203-421-3300.
PLEASE SHARE THIS POST SO WE CAN FIND HIM A GOOD HOME.

04/09/2026

April 10th is National Hug a Dog Day! Comment your favorite picture of you or someone in your family snuggling a puppy!

04/01/2026

03/23/2026

Rudo (St. Bernard and poodle) is getting bigger and our contest is still going on - guess his weight at 12 months! The person who guesses correctly or closest to his weight will win a prize basket filled with pet and human goodies!

03/23/2026

Tuesday March 24th, the office will be closed from 12:30pm until 2:00pm for a staff meeting. If you have an emergency please call Central Hospital Guilford at 203-533-6444.

03/16/2026

Monthly Preventatives are such an important part of your pets health.
Purchase a year supply of any Hertworm or Flea & Tick Preventatives and you will receive an instant 10% savings. We also have rebates on Heartgard, Nexgard and Nexgard Plus. The amount of the rebate depends on if you purchse 6 months or 12 months supply.
Plus you will be entered into a raffle to win a Bissell Wet/Dry Vac.

03/10/2026

Madison Veterinary Hospital will be closed to day between 1-3pm to continue our education with ANTECH. Please leave any non-urgent voicemails at 203-421-3300 and we will get back to you when we return. If your pet is experiencing a medical emergency please have them seen at either Pieper in Middletown 860-347-8387 or at Central in Guilford 203-533-6444. Thank you!

02/25/2026

Meet Rudo, the Bernadoodle, he belongs to our client the Nadgouda family. The breeder told his family he would be about 70 pounds full grown, in this picture he's 8 weeks old and 18.4 pounds. We are having a contest here at Madison Veterinary Hospital and want everyone to guess what he will weigh at a year old. The winner will get a gift basket with human and pet goodies.

02/24/2026

Meet Sarah, our veterinary technician assistant. We are celebrating her 2 year anniversary with us. We are very thankful for her and love having her as part of our team. When she isn't working with us, she can be found volunteering at the CT Draft Horse Rescue.

02/22/2026

Due to the impending snowstorm, we will be CLOSED tomorrow, Monday, February 23rd. We plan to reopen Tuesday, February 24th for normal business hours (8 am-6 pm). We apologize in advance for any inconveniences that this may cause. If your pet is having a medical emergency, please seek help at your nearest ER:

Central Hospital for Veterinary Medicine (2 locations available) -
1. North Haven Location:
4 Devine Street
North Haven, CT 06473
203-865-0878

2. Guilford Location:
535 Boston Post Road
Guilford, CT 06437
203-533-6444

Pieper Memorial Veterinary Center -
730 Randolph Road
Middletown, CT 06457
860-347-8387

Please stay safe and warm! 🐾

02/16/2026

February is National Pet Dental Health Month. For the Months of February and March we are giving a 10% discount on all dental procedures.
WE ARE OFFERING FREE DENTAL EXAMS FOR EVERYONE. PLEASE CALL THE OFFICE TO SCHEDULE AN APPOINTMENT, 203-421-3300.

The bacteria found within the mouth of pets with dental disease are the same bacteria that are often implicated in heart disease. These bacteria are associated with both endocarditis (inflammation/infection of the interior of the heart) and valvular disease in dogs and cats. Additionally, the presence of periodontal disease has been linked to an increased risk of heart disease in dogs. The liver and kidneys are especially susceptible to the effects of dental disease. Both organs function primarily to filter the blood, which allows bacteria from the oral cavity to easily spread to each of these organs. Infection and inflammation within the liver and kidneys can cause signs of systemic infection (such as fever, weight loss, and decreased appetite), while also interfering with the function of these organs.