Windhover Veterinary Ctr

08/15/2025

08/14/2025

Meet Cleo-A Sweet Soul Looking for A Second Chance
Cleo's world was turned upside down when her beloved human passed away. Now this 8 year old is searching for a new family to love.
Cleo is gentle, affectionate and smart. She'll nuzzle into your hand for comfort and curl up beside you for warmth. She gives free high fives and endless head bunts.
Cleo is 8 years old spayed and up to date on vaccines. She is sweet, loving and endlessly loyal.
Cleo does not care for dogs. She has lived with another cat and may integrate well with other felines. She will require a litter box with a cover as she often stands to p*e.
Cleo has lost her person but she has not lost her capacity for love. She's waiting for someone who will give her a second chance. If you can be that someone please reach out to Windhover.
Cleo's next chapter could be the best one yet!

08/08/2025

We will be closed on Sat. August 9th. We will be back in the office on Mon., April 11th from 9-5. If you have an emergency please call VEG at 617-729-4446.

07/25/2025

We are all so excited to announce that Dr. McMillan wrote a book! Check out the press release below! https://outskirtspress.com/neversettleforless

07/03/2025

Hope you are able to stay as cool as Kyle for the 4th of July! 😎
We will be closed until Monday at 9:00am. If you are experiencing an emergency, please call 508-668-4520 and it will transfer you to the Veterinary Emergency Group.
Have a happy and safe weekend! 🎆

06/28/2025

Here are a few tips as we approach the upcoming Holiday. Please be mindful of upcoming firework displays near you and plan accordingly. If you're dog has a fear of fireworks and you think that you may need sedation please call us at 508-668-4520. We will be in the office Monday and Tuesday from 9am-5pm, Wednesday 9am-12pm, and Thursday 9am-12pm.

06/19/2025

A beautiful poem from a client who does avian rescue and rehab!

04/15/2025

This week is canine bite prevention week. The first step to avoid aggression is to begin with puppy socialization.

Socialization should begin during the first 3-14 weeks of age. Providing positive experiences on a regular basis will help your new puppy to adapt to new experiences without fear or aggression.

Be sure to follow the dog’s lead and allow them to withdraw from the situation if they are uncomfortable. Every dog is different, so moving at their pace is important. Make sure to use positive reinforcement with praise, love, and treats. Reward your pup for calm and playful responses.

Well-managed puppy classes are a great way to socialize. Puppies that have not been fully vaccinated should not be exposed to animals of unknown vaccine status or potentially contaminated areas such as dog parks.

For more information visit www.AVMA.org/socialization

04/14/2025

Can't think of anything more fun than a pile of puppies!!
9 precious Ridgebacks!

04/08/2025

We always love visits from our Windhover Ambassador, Kody! We have great representation! ❤️

03/17/2025

Happy St. Patrick's Day!! ☘️