Old Town Animal Hospital

04/25/2026

Happy World Veterinary Day!

Behind every healthy pet is a veterinarian who truly cares 💙
And we happen to have THREE of the best 🙌

They’re problem-solvers, comfort-givers, tail-wag cheerleaders, and your pet’s biggest advocates—every single day.

Help us celebrate them by sharing a kind word or favorite memory in the comments! 🐾✨

04/23/2026

✨ We’re Expanding Our Hours for You! ✨

We’re excited to share that we’re extending our hours to better serve you and your pets! 🐾

Starting May 20th, we’ll be open 7am–7pm on Wednesdays and Thursdays—giving you more flexibility for those early morning drop-offs, low stress mornings, or evening visits after work.

Our goal is always to be here for our clients and our community, and we hope these extended hours make caring for your pets a little easier 💙

Have questions or want to book? Give us a call or schedule online—we’re here for you!

04/21/2026

🎉 Happy Veterinary Receptionist Week! 🐾

This week, we’re celebrating the amazing team members who are the heart of our front desk! From answering your calls and scheduling appointments to comforting worried pet parents and keeping everything running smoothly—our veterinary receptionists do it all. 💙

Their compassion, patience, and dedication never go unnoticed. They are often the first friendly face you see and the calming voice you hear when you need us most.

Join us in thanking our incredible reception team for everything they do to care for you and your pets every single day! 🐶🐱

04/17/2026

🚑 First Aid for Dog & Cat Bites 🐾

Bites and scratches can happen—even from our own pets. Knowing what to do right away can help prevent infection and keep you safe.

🩹 For minor bites or scratches:
• Wash the wound immediately with soap and warm water
• Apply gentle pressure if there’s bleeding
• Use an antiseptic and cover with a clean bandage

⚠️ Seek medical care if:
• The wound is deep, bleeding heavily, or won’t stop bleeding
• There are signs of infection (redness, swelling, warmth, pus)
• The bite is on the face, hands, or near a joint
• You’re unsure of the pet’s vaccination status

💡 Even small bites—especially from cats—can lead to infection, so don’t ignore them!

Stay safe and always practice gentle, respectful interactions with pets. If you have concerns, don’t hesitate to reach out to your healthcare provider.

04/16/2026

April is National Pet First Aid Awareness Month 🐾 Be prepared—it could save your pet’s life. Save this post and call us with questions: (603) 468-1900 ❤️

04/16/2026

DISCLAIMER: These are unpaid actors and, sadly, we can’t provide alternative husband options 😂
What we can do is offer personalized treatment and care options that fit both your pet’s needs and your lifestyle 🩵

Check out Old Town Animal Hospital’s video.

04/15/2026

Not every wagging tail means “come say hi!”🐶 Teaching safe interactions helps prevent injuries and builds trust between dogs and people. ❤️ If you ever have questions about your pet’s behavior, we’re here to help!

04/15/2026

Friendly reminder: It’s time to update your pet’s (dog and cat) town license ❤️
If your pet is due or overdue for their rabies vaccine, we’re here to help—call us or book online anytime!

04/14/2026

🐾 Dog Bite Prevention Week 🐾

Let’s talk about children & pets 🤍
A beautiful combination—but one that requires intentional safety and supervision.

Dog bites remain a significant, yet preventable, cause of injury—especially in children. Most incidents occur during everyday interactions with familiar dogs in the home.

Prevention starts with education, supervision, and understanding canine behavior.

Swipe through for simple, effective ways to help protect your little ones—both with feet and with fur 🐶👣

❤️

04/14/2026

This guy is cracking us up over here! Goose may have had his testicles removed today, but he still knows how to get the ladies 😉

04/13/2026

🐾 Dog Bite Awareness 🐾

Did you know that any dog, no matter how friendly, can bite if they feel scared, stressed, or threatened? Understanding canine body language and respecting a dog’s space can help prevent bites and keep everyone safe.

🔹 Always ask before petting someone else’s dog
🔹 Avoid disturbing dogs while they’re eating or sleeping
🔹 Teach children how to safely interact with pets
🔹 Watch for warning signs like growling, stiff posture, or showing teeth

Let’s work together to keep both people and pets safe! 🐶💙
Have questions about your dog’s behavior? We’re here to help!