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Sat:	8:00 am - 12:00 pm

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Get your pet back to tip-top shape with veterinary services from Concord Animal Hospital Inc. in Concord, Massachusetts. As a complete veterinary care facility, we offer the entire Metro West area medical, dental, and surgical care. Your pet deserves the very best and that's exactly what we provide to them.

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Veterinarians, Pet Boarding & Kennels, Pet Grooming, Pet Services, Pet Specialty Services, Veterinarian Emergency Services, Veterinary Clinics & Hospitals, Veterinary Specialty Services

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Phone: (978) 369-3503

Address: 245 Baker Ave, Concord, MA 01742

Website: http://www.concordanimalhospital.com

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Concord Animal Hospital

Preventive Care

Dental Care
A core piece of your pet’s healthcare is dental health. Bad breath can be a sign of dental disease, a disease identified in over
Vaccination
Administer preventative care such as vaccinations and discuss what you can do to keep your pet happy and healthy year round.
Behavioral Counseling
In the case of extreme anxiety, fear, or stress you may need to consult with your veterinarian and/or a behavior professional for a behavior modification plan. Signs of extreme anxiety/stress include...
Nutritional Counseling
Survey from Hill's Pet Nutrition, conducted in partnership with Kelton Global. One third of pet parents with an overweight pet say their pet became overweight since the start of the pandemic. Many of us are home all day, continually giving pets treats and exercising less. All of this comfort and indulgence can put your pet at risk for serious health issues. According to
Comprehensive Examination
Veterinary medicine doesn’t allow for social distancing. For every pet's exam, two technicians assist a doctor in performing a physical exam, administering medications and vaccines, and performing blood draws. Allowing clients into every exam adds dozens of new exposure opportunities for our clients and our team every day, hundreds per week.

Illness Treatment

Parasites Treatment and Control
A frost doesn't kill fleas, ticks or mosquitoes and they can jump to life in 40 degrees or lower. While it's not above 40 degrees 365 days per year, it absolutely gets above 40 degrees every month of the year, which means your pet needs to be on a flea & tick and heartworm preventative all year. Preventing the sometimes deadly diseases these parasites can transmit to your beloved pet is safer
Pain Management
Mary grew up and lives in neighboring Acton. A certified Veterinary Technician, she hopes to pursue further education in veterinary pain management. Mary loves working at a local, family-owned practice where she can help give personalized and familiar care to the animals we treat and feel connected with our local community!
Vomiting Treatment
Diarrhea Treatment
Skin Condition and Allergy Treatment
The benefits of vaccines typically far outweigh the risks of a vaccine reaction. There are isolated cases of pets having allergic reactions to vaccines, but these reactions are rarely life threatening when treated appropriately.
Upper Respiratory Illness Treatment
Injury Treatment

Infection Treatment

Leptospirosis Treatment
Leptospirosis vaccine: leptospirosis is caused by bacteria and is transmittable to animals and people through contact with infected tissue, urine, contaminated water, food or bedding. Infection can cause severe life-threatening damage to the liver and kidneys even with antibiotics and supportive care. Puppies receive two boosters 3-4 weeks apart for full immunity. Yearly vaccines are needed to maintain immunity.
Parvovirus Infection Treatment
Distemper Virus, Adenovirus, Parvovirus & Parainfluenza (DHPP): this vaccine protects against the most common & contagious viral diseases that can be serious & often fatal. Vaccination can start as early as 6 weeks and continues every 2-4 weeks until your puppy is over 16 weeks old. This is followed by a booster 1 year later. Adult dogs who have completed this series only require a booster every 3 years to protect them from these diseases.
Bacterial and Viral Infection Treatment
Ear Infection Treatment
Joe has been with the team since before the Wilson's purchased CAH in 2015. He's the one who remembers what prescription food your cat is on and the ear infection your dog had six years ago. He remembers because he cares about your pet!

Chronic Condition Treatment

Arthritis Treatment
Hip Dysplasia Treatment
Conditions most commonly treated with acupuncture are musculoskeletal and neurologic problems. Examples include joint pain from arthritis, hip dysplasia, neck and/or back pain from either soft tissue strain or spinal cord disease such as intervertebral disc disease, nerve injuries/paralysis, and lameness.
Obesity Treatment
, is made from the nutrients they eat, so it’s vital to make sure your pet is getting a well-balanced diet! Pet obesity is also on the rise, with an estimated
Diabetes Treatment
Thyroid Disease Treatment
That can make your dog more susceptible to heat stroke as well. Brachycephalic dogs (the fancy medical term for short-nosed dogs like pugs and bulldogs) and dogs with heavy coats are at an increased risk, along with dogs who are elderly or obese, and dogs with certain pre-existing conditions such as hyperthyroidism or heart disease.
Heart Disease Treatment
The big one. Chocolate is toxic to both dogs and cats, and can cause symptoms such as vomiting, diarrhea, muscle tremors, seizures, and heart failure. The potential toxicity depends on the chocolate’s concentration: milk chocolate contains a lower concentration than dark chocolate or baking chocolate and is less dangerous as a result, but can still be harmful in large enough quantities. Pet MD’s
Kidney Disease Treatment
70% of cats and 80% of dogs over age three. Pets can get plaque, tartar, gingivitis and other periodontal diseases just like humans. Left untreated, dental disease can be painful and can lead to more serious health problems such as heart, lung and kidney disease. Fortunately, all our veterinarians are also trained to attend to your pet’s oral care! Our goal is to keep your pet’s mouth and whole body healthy and to prevent pain, infection and tooth loss.
Periodontal Disease Treatment
Bad breath is a symptom of periodontal disease, but it isn’t the only one. If your pet is suffering from dental disease, you might see one or more of the following symptoms. If you do, please contact our office immediately for a dental exam. These symptoms indicate that your pet is uncomfortable at best, but they could be in severe pain.

Wound and Fracture Care
Rabies: Rabies virus can be transmitted to mammals typically through bite wounds from an infected animal. State law requires vaccination of dogs and cats against rabies since pets can transmit rabies to humans. Vaccination typically begins at 16 weeks (it can be given sooner, though we often prefer to spread out puppy vaccines), followed by a booster 1 year later. Adult dogs with previous vaccination need revaccination every 3 years.

Veterinary Surgery
In our efforts to provide the highest standard in medical care for your pets, we are thrilled to announce the addition of laparoscopic surgery at Concord Animal Hospital.
Spaying and Neutering
In addition to preventing unwanted pregnancies, spaying and neutering your cats has a number of health benefits. Spayed females have a decreased risk of mammary cancer and a uterine infection known as pyometritis. Neutered males are less likely to run away, mark territory by urinating, or be attacked by other cats. They also have no risk of testicular cancer. Our veterinarians can help you decide whether spaying/neutering makes sense for your cat, and the best age at which to do so.

Laboratory Services
In advance of your pet’s surgery, we will perform pre-anesthetic blood work. This is to ensure that any pet going under anesthesia has properly functioning kidneys and liver, since these are the organs that metabolize anesthesia. We also check blood for diabetes, hypoglycemia, anemia or infection to make sure your pet is healthy enough to undergo their surgical procedure.
X-Ray
Microchipping
Despite our best efforts to keep our beloved pets safe and secure, indoor pets slip away, outdoor pets wander off and our pets, particularly pricey purebreds, can be the target of thieves. An up-to-date identification tag worn on your pet’s collar greatly increases your chances of recovering your pet, but they aren't pet-proof! Collars with tags are often slipped during your pet's great escape or are disregarded when pets are stolen. In these cases, microchips offer an excellent additional level of security.

General Pet Care

Boarding
Bordetella bronchiseptiva (kennel cough) vaccine: many puppy and dog training classes, boarding, and grooming facilities require this vaccine to prevent transmission among dogs. This bacterial infection affects the respiratory system and, while rarely life threatening, can lead to pneumonia. The vaccine doesn’t provide 100% immunity from the disease, but it will lessen clinical signs of the disease if your pet is exposed and hopefully speed recovery time. Depending on your dog’s exposure (ex. visits to dog parks, meeting other dogs in the woods), this may be a vaccine that we recommend into adulthood. Puppies are typically administered an intranasal vaccine on their first visit – no booster is needed. Adult dogs often don’t like the intranasal vaccine, so we instead administer the injectable vaccine, which we then booster 2-4 weeks later. Some grooming and boarding facilities require this vaccine within 6 or 12 months.
Grooming
While we have had room on our hospital side to accommodate new pets while still serving our current patients, the same can't be said about our grooming service. A shortage of groomers combined with the surge in pets that need regular grooming have stretched our grooming capacity to the limit. Our two talented groomers, Cindy & Charlene, are booked out over three months and have long wait lists. Since most dogs require grooming every five or six weeks, we are simply not able to meet the needs of everyone who wants to use our grooming services. We don’t have room to expand our grooming space, nor can we clone our amazing groomers, Cindy and Charlene, despite our best wishes.
Senior Pet Care
The foundation of a long, happy and healthy life for your pets is preventative care. We recommend wellness exams every six to twelve months, with more frequent exams for young or senior pets. Through regular wellness exams and preventative care, we are able to...
Dog Training
Judy Bernard is the owner of Proper Paws Dog Training right here in Concord. She is a Certified Professional Dog Trainer-Knowledge Assessed, and member Association of Professional Dog Trainers. Proper Paws Dog Training offers services ranging from puppy socialization to group and private training for dogs of all ages and behavioral consultations.

Large Animal Vet
As a child, he shadowed his brother-in-law, a large animal vet, and fell in love with caring for animals. He considered a few other careers, including wine making and a career in culinary, but was happy to fulfill his dream of becoming a veterinarian after

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