Montpelier Veterinary Hospital

06/03/2026

Happy Adopt a Shelter Cat Month! 🌞

Get involved by adopting from your local shelters and rescues, fostering, donating or sharing!

Adopting one cat may not change the world, but for the cat, the world will change forever. ❤️🐱

05/28/2026

🐾 Get to know our team 🐾

Jason is one of our assistants here at the hospital. Bringing a can-do attitude to everyday at work, he is willing to jump in wherever he is needed. Jason was a science teacher for 22 years prior to joining us! 🧪 🍎

Jason really excels working in doctors appointments directly with clients and their pets. He is calm natured, and it shows in the way he can interact even with nervous dogs and cats. 🫶🏼

Outside of work, Jason spends time with his family and is an outdoor enthusiast. Hiking with his rescue dog, running, biking, swimming, etc! 🏔️ 🚴‍♂️ 🌊 🐶

05/21/2026

May is National Pet Month! We are thankful every day for the joy, health benefits, and companionship that pets bring us! 🐱 🐶 ❤️
How will you celebrate your furry family members this month? 👀

05/18/2026

Kaylee is one of our technician assistants who has been working in veterinary medicine for many years. She is originally from the sunshine state of Florida, where she completed a veterinary assistant certification during high school! 🌞 🩺

Kaylee brings a positive attitude to each day here at the hospital, and with a lot of experience under her belt, she is an essential part of our team.

Outside of work, Kaylee enjoys hiking, spending time with her dog and cat, and making art! 🌲 🎨 🩵

05/07/2026

🐾Get to know our team🐾

Emma is one of our assistants here at the hospital. She spends a lot of time working directly with you and your pets during wellness and sick appointments. Emma comes from a background of horsemanship and farming, so she also plays a vital role in our large animal care. She is caring, detail oriented, and a hard worker. 🐎 🩵

During her free time, she enjoys hiking and fishing. 🎣 🥾

05/06/2026

04/30/2026

April showers bring May flowers! Spring is FINALLY here and we are rounding out the month by spreading the word about Heartworm Awareness! 💐

What is heartworm disease? Heartworm disease is a serious disease for our pets, especially dogs. Heartworms are worms that live in the heart, lungs and associated vessels. They can be up to 1 foot long! 🪱 Heartworm disease can cause heart failure, lung disease and damage to other organs in the body. This damage can affect the animal’s health and quality of life long after the parasites are gone.
Dogs are a natural host for heartworms, which means that the heartworms can live inside the dog, maturing into adults, mating, and producing offspring. Meanwhile, cats are an atypical host for heartworms, meaning most worms in a cat do not survive to the adult life stage. 🐶 🐱

Why do we recommend heartworm prevention? Heartworm disease has been reported in all 50 states. Transmission occurs through the bite of an infected mosquito. Where there are mosquitoes, there is a year round risk for heartworm disease, even in the cold winter months. Transmission is as simple as one mosquito bite. Heartworm prevention is a safe and effective way to protect your dogs from this disease. 🦟 ❤️‍🩹

04/28/2026

🐾Get to know our team🐾

Amy has been a technician at our hospital for 4 years. She brings excellent technical skills to the table and does very well helping to teach and train new techs and assistants. Amy brings an impressive blend of professionalism and fun to our environment. Amy is especially interested and enjoys working in orthopedic surgeries. 🩺 🦴

At home, Amy hangs out (wrestles) with her frenchie, Mochi, and spends a lot of time working on her house. 🏡 🐶

04/22/2026

🐾Get to know our team🐾

Next up, Sara! Sara has been an essential member of our practice for 7 years. She is an extremely skilled and knowledgeable technician. She excels at everything, but especially working with emergencies, hospitalized patients and in surgery. 🏥 💜

Sara is a loved aunt to many nieces and nephews, loves to exercise, and bakes us delicious treats! She is also the best pet parent to her dog Maggie and her cat Hank, who she took in after an injury. 🐶 🐱 👩‍🍳

04/21/2026

This male neutered kitty was found by one of our clients near Hill Street Extension in Berlin. He is not microchipped. Does anybody know him? If so, please call Kay at (720) 273-6066
Thank you for your help! 🧡