Norway Veterinary Hospital, established by Dr. Charles Gauger in 1964, is a full-service hospital that provides high-quality veterinary care and personalized service to the Southwestern Maine community. The hospital, which started as a small facility on Crescent Street, has grown and moved to a more contemporary location on Main Street. They offer resources for pet owners to learn about proper pet care, emphasizing ongoing nutrition and problem prevention. The hospital's team treats pets as cherished family members, as reflected in a heartfelt end-of-life visit and excellent care given to a senior Yorkie during an emergency surgery. Appreciation is expressed for their willingness to help when other vets were unavailable, highlighting their commitment to serving the community and its pets. The hospital boasts a beautiful sitting area and a skilled team, including Dr. Warrington, who ensures clear communication throughout the medical process.
Recent reviews highlight their quick response and thorough care. After a 24-hour emergency visit, clients were referred to Dr. Gintz for their pup’s needs. The staff helped book a last-minute appointment and immediately took the dog back for several x-rays, explaining everything clearly and showing side-by-side pictures of the injury and healthy leg. Clients felt confident that their pet’s best interest was always in mind. They appreciated the knowledgeable, compassionate staff who provided assistance before the visit and ensured they left with everything needed for recovery. The team genuinely cares about pets, not just finances, often providing care at a fraction of the initial quotes.
Visitors mention that their first experience was positive, with staff being very informative and patient, ensuring they understood what their pets had been through and how to care at home. The environment is described as compassionate, courteous, and welcoming, with a nice setting in the lobby to walk furry friends before and after visits, and a spa-like atmosphere. While some would prefer to stay with their pet until asleep before they are taken in, most feel confident in the care provided.
The hospital is highly recommended, especially for service animals. Patients’ owners praise the kindness and understanding of the staff, noting that animals receive excellent care during surgery and recovery. The team is attentive to questions and concerns, providing reassurance and support every step of the way.
We had an emergency situation with our 7 yo Labrador. Being frim another state 6 mts a year we had no idea where to go . We went to Norway Veternarian Hospital. Thank goodness for them they realized she needed emergency overnight care and sent us to Portland. Thank goodness for them it would have been a completely different outcome if they didn’t. I thank them from the bottom of my heart. Our girl spent 3 days in Portland and is coming home today ❤
My first visit was yesterday with my little dog who was losing weight. They had to tell me (unexpectedly) that Bodie had fluid in his abdomen and around his heart. And that there was really nothing they could do for him. They were so kind, gentle and professional. He had to be put down at that appointment. It was a terrible morning but the staff was absolutely perfect.
This is the best Veterinary Hospital I have ever been to. They are all very nice. They actually care about the health and well-being of the pets they treat.
My dog use to shake and whimper at the last Veterinary office he went to. His first appointment at Norway vet he was wagging his tail and giving them all kisses! I wouldn't bring my pets anywhere else!
10 Main Street, Norway, ME 04268
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