Canobie Lake Veterinary Hospital

We provide thorough checkups to monitor the health of older pets and detect age-related issues early.

We focus on proactive care to address common issues in older pets such as arthritis dental disease vision or hearing loss and kidney or heart disease. We aim to extend your pet’s quality of life and ensure that they’re as comfortable as possible in their later years.

We tailor dietary plans to meet the changing needs of senior pets helping them maintain a healthy weight and energy level.

From complete blood counts to urinalysis and microscopic evaluations we can provide critical diagnostic information in as little as 20 minutes.

A two-part urinalysis helps identify urinary tract infections kidney issues or diabetes.

We use digital X-rays to safely and noninvasively examine your pet’s internal structures providing clear detailed images that help us evaluate bones joints and internal organs like the heart lungs and abdomen.

Ultrasound technology uses high-frequency sound waves to create real-time 3D images of your pet’s internal organs. This noninvasive painless diagnostic tool allows us to examine organs like the liver kidneys spleen and bladder from multiple angles giving us a complete picture of your pet’s health.

Surgery often plays an important role in your pet’s overall health and well-being whether it's a routine spay or neuter or more complex soft tissue procedure.

Our experienced veterinary surgeons perform a wide range of soft tissue surgeries for cats and dogs including reproductive procedures wound care and reconstruction mass removal.

We provide options to help manage arthritis intervertebral disc disease and other painful conditions to keep your pet moving comfortably.

Acupuncture is an ancient practice that uses tiny needles or injections to stimulate specific points along nerve and energy pathways on your pet’s body.

Class IV laser therapy is a cutting-edge non-invasive treatment that uses specific light waves to stimulate healing at the cellular level.