Pet Health

Injuries, sudden illness, trouble breathing or pain? Learn how urgent care works at our Amherst animal hospital, what to bring, and where to go for after-hours pet emergencies.

A yearly wellness exam is one of the best things you can do for your dog or cat. Here is what our Amherst vets check, which tests we may recommend, and how often your pet should come in.

Senior pets need a little more from us. Learn how more frequent checkups, baseline blood work, dental care and home visits help older dogs and cats in Amherst stay comfortable.

Fleas, ticks, heartworm and intestinal parasites can all affect pets in Cumberland County. Here is why our Amherst vets recommend year-round flea and tick prevention and how parasite screening works.

New to Amherst or looking for a new vet? Here is how to register with Cumberland County Animal Hospital, what to bring to your pet's first visit, how payment and Humm financing work, and more.

Tuesday house calls inside Amherst town limits, in-home euthanasia, and remote vet clinics in Tatamagouche and Parrsboro. Here is who these services help and how to book.