Manchester Veterinary Clinic

156 Spencer Street
Manchester, CT 06040

(860)646-5170

www.manchestervetclinic.com

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Dogs

  New Puppy Information

Diet-Induced Heart Disease

Cats

Feeding Your Cat

Dogs & Cats

Intestinal Parasites

 Coccidia

Giardia

Hookworms

Roundworms

Tapeworms

Whipworms

Ectoparasites (Topical)

Got FLEAS?? Get Advice!!

Still Got FLEAS?? Get Advice!!

The Truth About Ticks!

Earmites

Demodex

Scabies

Videos

Cat Home Care

Cat Medical Information

Getting Your Cat To The Vet

Dog Home Care

Dog Medical Information

New Puppies and Dog Training

Local Animal Services

K9 Training & Behavior

Feline Behavior

Boarding

Pet Sitting

Groomers

Daycare 

CT Wildlife Rehab

 

 

This library is from the Veterinary Information Network or VIN. VIN is the world's first and largest online veterinary community. New articles for pet owners are added weekly by the experts at VIN and provide our readers with the most current veterinary information available. Although at Manchester Veterinary Clinic we only see dogs and cats, we are excited to bring you a full library of pet medical information on a variety of species. To get there, simply click on that cat or dog, then use then look for for your species link.

 

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Why Do I keep You? Let me Count the Ways

It goes without saying that no matter whether we consider ourselves a pet parent, owner, guardian, or BFF, there are times (few or many, depending) when we hav ...

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Dogs Don't Get Heart Attacks, But They Do Get This

There are all sorts of pluses and minuses to the world of veterinary medicine when compared to human medicine, but in one area veterinarians come up clear winne ...

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Hyperthyroidism Medication for Cats (Methimazole)

The most common medication prescribed to treat feline hyperthyroidism is called methimazole (trade name Tapazole or Felimazole). This medication has virtually r ...

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Parvovirus Infection: Physical Illness and Treatment

Treatment for parvovirus infection centers on what is called supportive care. This means that the veterinarian’s job is to keep the patient hydrated, comfortabl ...

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