Stonecliff Veterinary Surgical Center

07/31/2023

Update: Since the July 10th flooding in Montpelier, SVSC has been closed. The damage to the building is severe. All furniture and equipment was destroyed. As we reflect on this horrible disaster we want to thank everyone for their warm wishes and support. It means so much to all the staff at SVSC. We will keep you posted. Until then all patients are being seen in Lebanon, NH at our sister clinic Stonecliff Animal Clinic of New Hampshire. You can call either our Montpelier number or Lebanon and reach our temporary office.

07/22/2023

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A furry friend displaced during the floods in Vermont is looking for a new forever home.

07/16/2023

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07/14/2023

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07/12/2023

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07/11/2023

Stonecliff Veterinary Surgical Center is closed due to massive flooding in Montpelier Vermont. All calls are being forwarded to the office in Lebanon New Hampshire. Please don't hesitate to call us if you have any questions or concerns. We will keep you updated on what the future looks like. Until now stay safe.

11/30/2022

Congrats Darlena! Though she has been with Stonecliff Veterinary Surgical Center in Montpelier since we opened, Darlena has been working for the Stonecliff family much longer! When we owned S.A.V.E.S, Darlena was one of our Emergency Technicians. We are so fortunate to have her skills, humor and dedication and look forward to many, many more years. Thank you Darlena!

11/23/2022

Our Lab Oliver became a senior overnight. Not really but it sure felt like it! This week began with an episode of Vestibular Disease. He lost his balance instantly and could no longer walk. It was so scary to see a dignified very active old guy become helpless! His eyes darted back and forth and he frantically tried to stand but was unable. Dr. Dan came to his rescue (I wonder if it bothers him to work on his own family), and Oliver is now almost back to normal. There can be many reasons that a dog has a vestibular episode. Inner or middle ear infection, brain tumor, trauma and hypothyroidism are just a few triggers. Our senior pets need closer attention during these golden years. Early detection leads to longer, happier life!

11/22/2022

Keep your pet out of trouble this holiday season by falling some simple guidelines. For a full list of all the harmful foods and so much useful info visit https://www.aspca.org/pet-care/animal-poison-control/people-foods-avoid-feeding-your-pets
Happy Holidays Everyone!

11/01/2022

Happy Halloween from Stonecliff! Many of us were able to get together and have a little down time. What a year for sure.