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New England Veterinary Center and Cancer Care

New England Veterinary Center and Cancer Care, Pet care around the clock

New England Veterinary Center & Cancer Care is a 24/7 full-service animal hospital that offers comprehensive medical services for cats and dogs in Windsor and the surrounding areas. From preventive care to specialty surgery, our broad and varied service offerings can meet all of your pet's health needs in one place. We care for your companion animals and have developed a reputation over the years

for quality, professional care with a compassionate touch. In our Windsor veterinary hospital, we proudly serve communities throughout Hartford County, Western Massachusetts, and beyond.

11/28/2024

From our NEVCCC Family to yours- we wish everyone a safe, healthy & Happy Thanksgiving.

We are here if your pet needs us 24/7.

10/15/2024

NATIONAL VETERINARY TECH WEEK

Vet techs are essential members of the veterinary healthcare team, working alongside veterinarians to assist in medical procedures, educate pet owners, and contribute to the overall wellbeing of animals.

National Veterinary Technician Week is a time to honor our vet techs and celebrate the expertise, compassion, and enthusiasm they bring to the practice every single day.

Thank you to all the vet techs for all that you do!!

07/04/2024

Just a reminder that we are open 24/7 for all your emergency needs.
Happy Independence Day!

Be safe & have fun!

04/08/2024

Some of our team members taking a moment to view the eclipse.

04/01/2024

‘We at NEVCCC want to extend a warm welcome to our newest Dogtor, Mr. Doug. Mr. Doug graduated from Good Boy University this past year, and will be seeing patients for cuddle and kiss appointment shortly. Schedule your appointment today!’

(April Fools! Although we wish this little guy could hang out every day!)

12/21/2023

Santa Claus (Dr. Oyola Morales) paid us a visit at our Nevccc holiday lunch today. We all enjoyed a wonderful pasta bar from Olive Garden and had some holiday fun!

Happy Holidays to all!! 🐾🎄🕎

12/13/2023

Thank you to Melissa at Nutramax and Deb at Covetrus for a great lunch & learn. The team enjoyed some yummy BBQ provided by Pig Rig food truck.

11/23/2023

Wishing everyone a very Happy & safe Thanksgiving.
We are open 24/7 for your emergency needs.

10/31/2023

Happy Halloween 🎃

How can we make Halloween safer for pets?

Costumes and masks, lights and decorations, and a constant parade of strangers coming to your door— Halloween can be a downright spooky experience for pets. You can protect your pets by taking these steps to reduce the risk of them being hurt, poisoned, or lost.

Don't feed pets Halloween treats. Raisins can cause your pet’s kidneys to fail, and candy may contain substances toxic to pets, such as chocolate or xylitol (a common sugar substitute found in sugar-free candies and gum). Often, you won’t be able to tell what a treat or piece of candy contains just by looking at it.

Make sure your pets have identification (microchip, collar, and ID tag) that will make it easy for someone to contact you and return them home in case they escape through an open door while you're distracted with trick-or-treaters.

Keep lit candles, jack-o-lanterns, and other Halloween decorations out of reach of pets.

Keep all human costume pieces away from pets, along with glow sticks, decorations, batteries, and other holiday items. When chewed, glow stick items can release liquid that tastes really bad and can make pets drool excessively or act strangely (though it isn’t likely to be harmful). Other costume parts and decorations might cause choking, internal injury, or illness.

If you plan to put a costume on your pet, make sure it follows these guidelines:
Fits properly and is comfortable
Doesn't have any pieces that easily can be chewed off or cause choking
Doesn't block your pet's sight, hearing, breathing, mouth, or movement

Take time before Halloween to get your pet accustomed to the costume, and never leave a costumed pet unsupervised.

If your pet is wary of strangers or has a tendency to bite, put them in a room away from the front door during trick-or-treating hours, or provide them with a safe hiding place.
Keep your pet indoors.
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Remember we’re here 24/7 for your pets needs.

10/17/2023

This week the veterinary world celebrates the unsung heroes of our profession, the veterinary technicians and support staff. From the first time you call our office to the end of your visit, you and your pet will have been cared for by many of our veterinary team members in addition to the doctor who examines your pet, and we are so grateful to work with some of the very best!

From the technician who expertly performs diagnostics, monitors anesthesia, and performs treatments on your beloved family members, to the client service representatives who gracefully juggle numerous calls and client questions, to the assistants who make sure your pet feels safe and cared for during their stay, to our “back of the house” crew who keeps the hospital clean and running smoothly, these guys are the ones who put in the blood, sweat and tears every day to provide the very best in care to our patients.

So when you come in to see us this week and every week, take a moment to say thank you to the best team around!

08/09/2023

Our Emergency service is open 24/7- 365 days a year. We do our best to provide prompt care for our patients but sometimes wait times are longer than anyone would like. And sometimes we have to declare at capacity to make sure the patients in our care receive the proper care.

The Triage Process: 🐾🩺
When a pet arrives our technicians will evaluate and obtain a history and reason for your visit. The triage process allows them to assess & prioritize the most urgent cases. Pets who are experiencing life-threatening problems will be moved to the front of the line so they receive immediate care.

If your pet is stable, your wait time may be longer depending on what else is currently in hospital and number of emergencies arriving. We ask you to be patient and understand that we are doing our best to provide the best care for every pet who enters our hospital.

Veterinarians & veterinary technicians work for the love of animals. It can be emotionally taxing. Realize that the team that is seeing your pet today may have just experienced losing a critical patient, may be working an additional shift or a long shift to cover someone out sick or just to cover the demand of cases. The veterinary community is extremely short staffed.

Remember to be kind, patient, understanding and compassionate to those trying to help your sick pet. Help us to help your pet. We all have the same goal- to get your pet home to you as quickly as possible. 🐾 💕

Address

955 Kennedy Road
Windsor, CT
06095

Telephone

+18606888400

Website

https://nevccc.com/

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