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Dr. Zachary Cosgrove, VMD., received his Bachelor of Science from the University of Connecticut, majoring in both Animal Science and Pathobiology. He is also a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine. Dr. Cosgrove enjoys rock climbing and fitness and prides himself on being a nerd (in all definitions of the term). … Read moreDr. Zachary Cosgrove
“Dr Ciok – in an emergency situation – went way above and beyond to make sure my cat got the care he needed. You don’t find such caring folks in every animal hospital.”
“Having experienced the services of other veterinarians in the past, I can honestly say that Dr. Lauren Price at Clinton Veterinary Hospital is one very special doctor and in a class by herself.”
“We have been delighted with our experiences at this hospital. We have six animals — 3 cats and 3 dogs — and so we are there very frequently! The reception staff is very nice and accommodating, and all the veterinarians and vet techs are knowledgeable and kind. You can tell that everyone who works there … Read moreMarta
“They are compassionate and loving towards my ornery and crabby chihuahua. You can tell every employee just really loves animals. When I call they are pleasant and helpful. I can’t say enough good things about them. Highly recommend!”
September is National Pet Insurance Month, and in honor of this occasion, we wanted to put the spotlight on what is, for many pet parents, a smart and practical approach to tackling vet bills. At Clinton Veterinary Hospital, we believe in the power of pet insurance. We’ve seen it help families take better care of … Read morePlan Ahead for a Healthy Pet!
Things Are Different, But Still The Same First, I would like to thank all our wonderful clients who have supported us and visited during this unprecedented time. We appreciate your patience, understanding and kindness as we navigate the “new normal.” Although our office visits may be a little different, rest assured that we are committed … Read moreCOVID-19 Notice From Clinton Vet
Heart disease is a serious condition seen in both dogs and cats, but the type of disease seen in each animal is different. Heart disease is very common in cats, but they often do not exhibit the same symptoms that we see in dogs. Heart disease develops in cats due to damage to the normal … Read moreHeart Disease in Cats
Even in today’s social distancing environment, it’s essential that new puppies and kittens receive vaccinations to immunize them against the most common infectious diseases. Vaccinations may prevent the need for future procedures that would require our staff to use personal protective gear. It’s important for adopted or other new pets to get a thorough health … Read moreGot a new shelter-in-place buddy?
In this time of uncertainty, the Clinton Veterinary Hospital team would like to thank you for continuing to entrust us with your pet’s care. We have procedures in place that make it possible for us to maintain the safety of our staff and clients while continuing to see our favorite patients when they need care, … Read moreThank you for your continued support.
