Bull's Head Pet Hospital

01/27/2026

We hope everyone stayed safe, warm, and cozy during the snowy weather! ❄️🏠

Now let’s see those snow day pups & kitties — share your photos of your furry friends enjoying the winter fun outside or enjoying cozy time indoors in the comments, or send us a message! 🐾💙

(*Employee pet Dobby was NOT a fan of potty time outside! 🤣)

01/26/2026

Due to inclement weather, Bulls Head Pet Hospital will be closed today, Monday 1/26, to ensure the safety of our staff and clients. If your pet had an appointment scheduled, a member of our team will be in touch to assist with rescheduling.

Please call our main line at 203-324-5711 for instructions on how to reach the doctor on call who will be available via phone during the closure.

Our email [email protected] will be monitored until 1 PM today for questions and non-urgent communication.

For true emergencies that cannot wait, please consider contacting/visiting the following 24/7 veterinary emergency hospitals:

Cornell University Veterinary Specialists – Stamford, CT – (203) 595-2777

MedVet Norwalk – Norwalk, CT – (203) 838-6626

VEG ER for Pets – Cos Cob/Greenwich, CT – (203) 909-6560

VCA Veterinary Referral & Emergency Center - Norwalk, CT – (203) 854-9960

If you are unsure whether your pet’s condition is an emergency, please call our main line to reach the doctor on call and we will help guide you to the appropriate level of care.

Thank you for your understanding and cooperation. Please stay safe and warm! 🐾❤❄

01/25/2026

❄️ Weather Update ❄️

Due to inclement weather, Bulls Head Pet Hospital will be closed today for our usual business hours of 1:00–3:00 PM. We apologize for any inconvenience!

The safety of our clients, patients, and staff is our top priority. Thank you for your understanding—please stay safe and cozy out there! 🐾

01/23/2026

❄️ Snow Storm Pet Safety Tips from Bulls Head Pet Hospital ❄️

With the upcoming winter storm, we want to help keep your pets safe, warm, and comfortable. A little preparation goes a long way during snowy weather!

🐾 Winter Pet Safety Tips:
• Limit time outdoors: Even pets with thick coats can get cold quickly. Keep walks short and wipe paws, legs, and bellies when you come back inside.
• Protect paws: Snow, ice, and de-icing salts can irritate paws. Consider booties or rinse paws with warm water after walks.
• Keep pets warm: Senior pets, puppies, kittens, and short-coated breeds are especially vulnerable—provide cozy beds and extra blankets.
• Avoid toxic substances: Antifreeze and some ice melts are toxic if ingested. Use pet-safe products whenever possible.
• Never leave pets in cars: Cold cars can be just as dangerous as hot ones.
• Check ID and microchips: If a pet slips out in the snow, proper identification helps ensure a safe return home.

Stay safe, stay warm, and don’t hesitate to reach out if you have any concerns about your pet during the storm. We’re here for you and your furry family! 🐶🐱

— The Bulls Head Pet Hospital Team

01/01/2026

🎉🐾 Happy 2026 from Bull’s Head Pet Hospital! 🐾🎉

Here’s to a brand-new year full of wagging tails, gentle purrs, healthy checkups, and lots of love. We’re so excited for another great year ahead caring for your amazing pets and being part of your family. ✨💙

Just a reminder that we are closed today - if you have a pet emergency, please contact one of the following Emergency Hospitals:

CUVS - 203-595-2777
MedVet Norwalk - 203-838-6626
VEG ER for Pets - 203-909-6560
VREC Norwalk - 203-854-9960

Wishing you and your furry companions a happy, healthy, and tail-wagging 2026! 🐶🐱💫

12/31/2025

🎉🐾 New Year’s Eve Hours Reminder from Bull’s Head Pet Hospital 🐾🎉

Paws up—it’s almost time to ring in the New Year! Just a reminder that we’ll be closing early today at 1:30 PM so our team can head home and celebrate.

Whether your pets are planning to nap through the countdown or party with extra cuddles, we hope everyone has a safe, calm, and happy New Year’s Eve! ✨🎆

Thank you for being part of our Bull’s Head family—see you in the New Year! 🐶🐱🎊

12/25/2025

🎄 Merry Christmas from Bull’s Head Pet Hospital! 🎄

Just a reminder - our hospital is closed today.

We wish all of our wonderful clients and their furry family members a warm, joyful, and peaceful Christmas filled with love, cuddles, and happy tails. 🐾❤️

Thank you for being part of the Bull’s Head Pet Hospital family—enjoy the day!

12/24/2025

🎄Christmas Eve Hours🎄

Just a reminder that we will be closing early today, 12/24, at 1:30 PM.

Tonight, don’t forget to get your pets tucked into bed early—Santa Paws has a very full schedule and needs a clear path for deliveries! 🐾🎅✨

Thank you for your understanding and continued support. Wishing you and your furry family members a cozy, joyful Christmas Eve!

12/20/2025

Great news from the North Pole: Santa Claus' reindeer have been officially cleared for their upcoming Christmas Eve journey following their annual veterinary checkup by the American Veterinary Medical Association! 🎅🏻🦌🎄

Meet Santa's official Veterinarian & AVMA President Dr. Michael Q. Bailey: https://vimeo.com/1145773928

12/17/2025

🕎 Happy Hanukkah from Bull’s Head Pet Hospital! 🕎

Wishing all of our wonderful pets and the people who love them a joyful and peaceful Hanukkah. May your homes be filled with warmth, light, love, and plenty of happy moments with your furry family members. 🐾✨

Thank you for trusting us with the care of your beloved pets—it is truly an honor to be part of your lives. From our team to yours, we hope this Festival of Lights brings health, comfort, and happiness to all. 💙

11/27/2025

🦃 Happy Thanksgiving from Bulls Head Pet Hospital! 🍁

We are so grateful for our wonderful clients and their beloved pets. Wishing you all a warm, safe, and happy holiday filled with family, love, and plenty of tail wags & purrs.

A friendly reminder:
🏥 We are closed today for the holiday.
If your pet experiences an emergency, please contact your nearest 24/7 emergency veterinary facility.

Thanksgiving Safety Tips for Pets:
🍗 No bones — they can splinter and be very dangerous.
🥧 Keep desserts out of reach — especially anything containing chocolate or xylitol.
🧅 Avoid sharing seasoned or fatty foods — onions, garlic, and rich foods can make pets very sick.
🗑️ Secure the trash — curious noses love holiday leftovers!
🚪 Watch the door — guests coming and going may create escape opportunities.

Enjoy the day and give your pets an extra snuggle from us! ❤️
— The Bulls Head Pet Hospital Team

11/14/2025

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