Clark Veterinary Hospital

04/14/2026

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03/11/2026

**COUTESY POST**

Meet Oliver! He's a is a very sweet and affectionate five year old! He loves his humans but would likely prefer a home where he can be the only cat. His favorite activities are sleeping in the sun, sitting on laps and purring, and just being a loving boy! He may start out shy, but with time and maybe some treats, he’s a great friend!

Please contact Gina for more information. 860-941-2308

03/04/2026

Please keep watch over this situation.

Regional Situation & Pet Travel Concerns ⚠️

We know many of you are feeling anxious right now. Uncertainty is understandably high - particularly if you’re a pet owner and wondering what options you have.

While awaiting updates on flights resuming, here's a few important basics:

-Microchip: Required with date of implant officially recorded. Majority of countries require proof of microchip implant prior to at least the most recent rabies vaccination.

-Rabies Vaccination: Primary vaccination (or a lapse): wait period between 21 days and 3 calendar months prior to travel, depending on destination.

- Core Vaccinations:
For Dogs: rabies, distemper, canine hepatitis, leptospirosis and parvovirus (DHLP).
For cats: rabies, feline rhinotracheitis, calicivirus and panleukopenia - usually a combined vaccination.

Each country has different entry requirements, so timelines and processes will vary depending on destination. We can guide you through the exact requirements based on where you need to go.

We understand this is an unsettling time. Please try to remain as calm as possible - our pets are incredibly sensitive to our stress. Keeping their consistent routine will help them feel safe.

Our DKC Relocations, Pet Hotel and Veterinary Clinic are here for you. Many of you have already reached out, and we are responding as quickly as possible.

We are here to help.

03/04/2026

Unfortunately, it's an issue. Please, keep them safe.

HEY! If you're going to crime, please leave your dog at home with someone who is choosing not to crime. When you get caught and go to jail, your furry bestie has to go to doggy jail, and this makes adorable puppies very, very sad. We sincerely hope you don't crime at all and decide to stay home and play with your dog instead. Please & Thanks.
-Sincerely, all the dogs who have ever had to go to doggy jail when their human went to people jail

03/04/2026

As spring arrives, residents may notice raccoons out during the daytime more often. In Connecticut, raccoons typically have their young in the spring, and mother raccoons are actively searching for food to care for their babies.

Seeing a raccoon during the day does not automatically mean the animal is sick or dangerous. Daytime activity is often normal during this time of year.

In most cases, raccoons should be left alone. Animal Control should be contacted only if a raccoon appears injured, trapped, or is acting aggressively.

You can help reduce raccoon activity around your home by securing trash, removing outdoor food sources, and avoiding intentional feeding.

03/04/2026

03/03/2026

** COURTESY POST **

Meet Millie! Sadly, her human has gone to a nursing home, so Millie needs you!

She's 6.5 years old (and spayed) who needs a quiet home with no dogs or other cats. If you are looking for a companion dedicated to you, she might be your girl!

For details, call 860-367-6870. Please leave a message.

*Millie is not here at Clark Veterinary. She is in foster care.*

03/03/2026

11/26/2025

It's that time of year! We want to wish everyone a very happy Thanksgiving! Be safe!

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