Walpole Veterinary Hospital

Walpole Veterinary Hospital We are a 4 doctor mixed animal practice located in Walpole, NH Large animal emergencies will be handled as per our usual schedule.

We are temporarily closed on Saturdays with small animal emergencies referred out to 24-hour care facilities.

National wildlife day is reserved twice a year, September 4th- this is the original established date and February 22nd- ...
09/04/2026

National wildlife day is reserved twice a year, September 4th- this is the original established date and February 22nd- the second established date to honour Steve Irwin's birthday. National wildlife day is reserved to raise awareness about endangered species and promote wildlife conservation. If you are looking for ways to help or support our wildlife you can do so by; Visiting wildlife sanctuaries, participating in conservation programs, attend more wildlife educational events, support habitat restoration projects, and maybe even learn about endangered species and share awareness by using online!

Hello everyone! We wanted to come on here and share our farm coverage. With the addition of 2 new veterinarians we now h...
09/02/2026

Hello everyone! We wanted to come on here and share our farm coverage. With the addition of 2 new veterinarians we now have 4 total veterinarians in the clinic who have great knowledge of farm animals. We cover up to 5 zones and offer a variety of services. Although we do not see or treat avian creatures in or out of our clinic. We all have heard about rabies and the various other diseases wildlife can carry to our farm animals and even our house pets. As a clinic we want to help prevent as many of those diseases as we can and keep our animals safe. Rabies is a very important core vaccination that is highly recommended for all animals and in most states required. With this being said we have attached a photo of the zones and area we cover as a clinic. If you have farm animals and would like to discuss vaccinations or schedule a farm visit please call the clinic. If you have the resources you can even bring your animal to the clinic to save the farm call fee. Please call the clinic today to get on our schedule! We can't wait to hear from you!🌾

Hello! Monday September 7th the clinic will be closed for Labor Day! With this being said please keep this in mind for ...
08/31/2026

Hello! Monday September 7th the clinic will be closed for Labor Day! With this being said please keep this in mind for your pets medications! All medications requested after 11:30 am Friday September 5th will not be available until Tuesday morning. Thank you for understanding! Everyone enjoy your weekend!

08/31/2026

Good afternoon everyone! The clinic will be closing at 4:30 Wednesday September 9th! We will be out team bonding! 💙

Lets have a chat about Canine Distemper! Despite the name, it does not help or change your dog's temper. Canine Distempe...
08/31/2026

Lets have a chat about Canine Distemper! Despite the name, it does not help or change your dog's temper. Canine Distemper is actually a very serious and highly contagious viral disease that affects dogs and other wildlife. It can spread through coughing, sneezing, or direct contact with infected animals, and it attacks the respiratory, gastrointestinal, and nervous systems.
⚠️Common signs include:⚠️
•Fever
•Coughing & nasal discharge
•Vomiting and diarrhea
•Lethargy
•Twitching, seizures, or even difficulty walking in severe cases
Do you want to know the best news? Canine distemper is preventable with routine vaccinations and being cautious with your canine friends! Keeping your dog's vaccines up to date is the best way to protect them from this life threatening disease. If your dog is showing symptoms or has been exposed to a sick animal, contact your veterinarian right away and do not go near others. Early supportive care can improve outcomes. Help keep our pets and community healthy, vaccinate, avoid contact with sick animals, and share this information with fellow pet owners. If you have any questions or are unsure if your canine companion is up to date or not please call your veterinarian today!🦴🐾

Today is August 28th, also known as Rainbow Bridge Remembrance Day. On Rainbow Bridge Remembrance Day, we pause to honor...
08/28/2026

Today is August 28th, also known as Rainbow Bridge Remembrance Day. On Rainbow Bridge Remembrance Day, we pause to honor all of the cherished pets who have left paw prints, hoof prints, and nose boops in our hearts forever. Their unconditional love, loyalty, and companionship filled our lives in countless ways. Though they may no longer be by our side, the memories shared continue to bring comfort, gratitude, and lasting joy. We remember every wagging tail, gentle purr, happy greeting, and quiet moment of companionship. They are more than just pets, they are family. To everyone remembering a beloved companion today, may their memory continue to bring you peace and remind you of the incredible bond you shared. In loving memory of the pets who will always hold a special place in all of our hearts. Forever loved, forever missed, and never forgotten. The staff here at the Walpole Veterinary Hospital will forever be here to help you through difficult times.🌈🐾

Did you know that Feline Leukemia (FelV) isn't Cancer? It's a virus! The Feline Leukemia Virus is a very contagious viru...
08/24/2026

Did you know that Feline Leukemia (FelV) isn't Cancer? It's a virus! The Feline Leukemia Virus is a very contagious virus that can weaken a cat's immune system and make it harder for them to fight off illness. Over time, it can increase the risk of anemia, infections, and even certain cancers. FeLV spreads through close contact between cats, including grooming, sharing food and water bowls, and bite wounds. That's why knowing your cat's FeLV status is so important! Especially if they spend time outdoors or if you are welcoming a new feline friend into the family. FeLV is preventable! Testing, vaccination for at-risk cats, and routine veterinary care are all great ways to help keep your kitty healthy and protected. Whether your cat is an adventurous explorer or a couch potato, we want to help you make the best choices for your feline friend. If you have questions about FeLV testing or vaccination, please call your veterinary clinic today! A little prevention today can mean many more happy purrs tomorrow! 🐾🐈‍⬛

World Photo Day is a wonderful opportunity to celebrate the beauty of photography and the incredible animals and creatur...
08/19/2026

World Photo Day is a wonderful opportunity to celebrate the beauty of photography and the incredible animals and creatures that share our planet. From playful puppies and curious cats to majestic lions, soaring eagles, farm friends and tiny butterflies, every animal has a unique story worth capturing. Photographs of wildlife and pets not only preserve special moments but also inspire people to appreciate nature and protect endangered species. Whether taken in the wild, at home, or in a local park, animal photographs remind us of the amazing diversity of life and the important role every creature plays in our world. This World Photo Day, grab a camera and capture the beauty, personality, and wonder of the animals around you. 📸

Address

Route 12
Walpole, NH
03608

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 6pm
Tuesday 8am - 6pm
Wednesday 8am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 6pm
Friday 8am - 6pm

Telephone

(603) 756-4731

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