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  • Urinalysis for Dogs & Cats

    Urinalysis for Dogs & Cats

    Our Westminster vets explain how urinalysis helps us to pin-point the cause of your pet's symptoms and provide more targeted treatments to address your dog or cat's health problem.

  • Pet Parent's Guide to Ultrasound for Dogs & Cats

    Pet Parent's Guide to Ultrasound for Dogs & Cats

    Learn why ultrasound is a valuable tool when diagnosing conditions in dogs and cats, what these images can tell your vet, and how to prepare for your pet's ultrasound appointment.

  • Dog Stops Walking and Won't Move!

    Dog Stops Walking and Won't Move!

    Dogs love to go for walks, don't they? If so, then why does your dog stop walking and refuse to move? Our Westminster vets share some possible reasons and tips to help.

  • Does my cat need a friend?

    Does my cat need a friend?

    Cats can be sociable creatures and many crave the company of other pets. In today's post, our Westminster vets explore the idea of getting a second cat as a friend for your first.

  • When is it safe to spay or neuter a kitten?

    When is it safe to spay or neuter a kitten?

    One of the most important decisions you can make is to get your kitten fixed. How old do kittens have to be to get fixed? Our Westminster vets discuss optimal spay or neuter timing.

  • Dog Intestinal Blockage Surgery

    Dog Intestinal Blockage Surgery

    In today's post, our Westminster vet discusses intestinal blockages in dogs, and the life saving surgery used to treat this very serious condition.

  • Cat Paralysis - What You Need to Know

    Cat Paralysis - What You Need to Know

    What is cat laryngeal paralysis? How is it different from full or partial paralysis? Our Westminster vets explain types of paralysis that can profoundly impact the health of cats.

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New pets are always welcome at Wachusett Animal Hospital and Pet Retreat. Our friendly veterinary staff looks forward to providing our neighbors in the area and surrounding communities with the veterinary care they need.

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