CANTON ANIMAL HOSPITAL LLC.

06/06/2026

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Dog Parks. I warn people to stay away. This dog was attacked at the Canton Dog Park. The injuries were so severe the little dog was euthanized. Such a terrible loss.

Rethink the safety of dog parks. Sure most days it’s fun. In an instant, a dog can be attacked. This case shows when it goes bad, the results are terrible.

04/18/2026

02/14/2026

Pets are the best Valentines 💌 🐾

Who remembers heart shaped cinnamon "red hots," exchanging Valentine's Day cards in elementary school, and heart shaped candy with little words on them?

12/25/2025

12/05/2025

BIG day ! Happy 30th Anniversary! 30 years in Business Today ! We are so Thankful for all our beloved Clients and Patients! Trusting us to care for your pets and being part of our family has been our greatest joy !

10/31/2025

Happy Halloween From our crew to yours 🎃🎃🎃🎃

06/22/2025

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🎤🎼🗣"Summer's here and the time is right for...warm weather pet safety tips" Those are the lyrics to the song, right? Even days that don’t seem that hot to you can still pose risks to your pet. Being prepared can help keep your pet safe: https://bit.ly/3ZE7P3d

01/10/2025

The Canton Animal Hospital is currently closed due to illness. We have hope to reopen Monday 1/13/25.
Please be patient with us and send appointment requests and medication refills to our email
[email protected]
For all emergencies you can call Veterinary Specialists Of West Hartford 860-236-3273
Thank you for your understanding

-Canton Animal Hospital Team

11/11/2024

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On Veteran's Day, we honor not only our human soldiers, but also the brave canine veterans who have served alongside them. Military working dogs have a proud history of saving lives on the battlefield as scouts, sentries, and more.

These courageous canines have defended our freedom with unwavering loyalty. Sadly, many have made the ultimate sacrifice. Today, we remember and pay tribute to all military working dogs - past, present, and fallen. Their stories of bravery will always inspire us.

Caption: Master at Arms 1st Class Anthony Ortiz with his military working dog and Master at Arms 2nd Class Brian Parsons make their way to a building where a mock package was found. Their training was part of a disaster drill aboard Naval Air Facility Atsugi, Japan. (U.S. Navy photo by Chief Photographer's Mate Spike Call)

10/31/2024