Conway Veterinary Hospital
“The staff is always there for us! Scheduling is easy and everyone in the office is professional and kind. Thank you for taking care of Puma and Smitty! Thank you!!!”
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Rozzie May Animal Alliance Inc
“My grandfather and I dropped of his dog to get neutered it was quick and for me painless but sparky is doing great thank you rozzie may”
North Country Animal Hospital
“The Doctors and the staff at North Country Animalm Hospital are the ultimate, highly qualified, kind and attentive animal care providers in New Hampshire. I write the following as I think ofmthe bloessing they are to many.
As I move through my seventh decade, I find myself reflecting on the many doctors I've visited over the years. When I was young, the physicians on Main Street in Conway Village treated all my scrapes, bruises, and occasional childhood illnesses.
Throughout the years, I have received care from medical professionals at the Lahey Clinic, Catholic Medical Center, Huggins Hospital, Maine Medical Center, Maine Cardiology, and Memorial Hospital in Conway, where I was born. I am sincerely appreciative of their attentive, high-quality, and professional medical services.
Based on my observations and experiences, the physicians who have provided my care consistently demonstrate a strong commitment to the scientific aspects of health care. Their primary focus appears to be determining the most effective treatment options for the medical conditions presented by their patients, with limited non-scientific engagements beyond this scope.
Veterinarians I have known provide high-quality care using medical science, like Doctors of Medicine do. However, those who have treated my dogs also seem to use a unique, additional transcendental approach.
I've been fortunate to always have a canine companion as part of my immediate family. Clicquot (Klee-O), whom we raised from a puppy, lived for twenty years before passing away in 1978. Since 1976, I have raised five dogs from eight weeks old. Two of them lived to thirteen, one reached twelve, one I had to find a different home and my current Boston Terrier, R-Chee, has just turned eleven.
Doctors of Veterinary Medicine have played a significant role in my life. On several occasions, sometimes at inconvenient times, vets have shown an ability that goes beyond science, creating a supernatural connection with my dogs. The blend of their scientific knowledge and their special bond with nature and animals is truly remarkable to witness. I am thankful for the care and methods they offer to critters and for being a beneficiary of their skills.”