Wachusett Animal Hospital and Pet Retreat

We provide comprehensive physical exams focusing on preventative care and early detection to ensure your pet is thriving at every stage of their life. Our team will work with you to develop a customized healthcare plan tailored to meet your cat or dog's needs.

We believe the key to maintaining your pet’s good health is to prevent any problems from happening in the first place. Routine wellness exams and vaccinations form the foundation of your pet's routine healthcare.

We offer a variety of products to keep your cat or dog safe from fleas and ticks which are serious threats to the health of people and animals in Westminster and across Central Massachusetts.

A microchip is a permanent type of identification that is placed under your pet’s skin giving them a better chance of being found by their owners if they get lost.

We offer parasite prevention products to keep your cat or dog safe from fleas, ticks, ear mites, heartworm, hookworm, roundworm and tapeworm. Untreated parasites could threaten the life of your pet.

Our in-house lab lets us conduct diagnostic tests with fast results diagnosing your pet's condition quickly so we can start their treatment swiftly.

We use electromagnetic radiation along with other veterinary technologies for diagnostic imaging allowing our vets to capture very detailed images of your companion's internal structures.

We are one of the only pet hospitals in Central Massachusetts to offer ultrasound services. Ultrasound imaging exposes parts of the body to high-frequency sound waves to create images of inside your pet's body.

Our vets offer cat and dog dental surgeries which can range from jaw fracture repairs to gum disease treatment and tooth extractions.

We surgically sterilize your cats and dogs to prevent disease and extend their life expectancy. These surgeries also help protect your pet from serious cancers and undesirable behaviors.

We provide emergency and urgent veterinary care for cats and dogs during regular hours. We will triage your pet then a vet will conduct a full exam to determine treatment.