Meeting All Your Pet's Healthcare Needs
Our team offers all the core veterinary services your pet needs to stay healthy, from preventive wellness exams and vaccinations, to dental care, internal medicine, and surgeries.
Dedicated to Serving Patients & Their Owners
Our Avon animal hospital is open 6 days a week to provide your pet with the quality veterinary care they deserve, at a time that fits best into your busy schedule.
Welcoming New Patients in Avon
We're always happy to welcome new patients and their families to our veterinary hospital! It's our mission to make each of your visits with us convenient, efficient, and low-stress.
Animal General is a full-service pet hospital, offering comprehensive veterinary services for dogs and cats in Avon and the surrounding area.
Our dedicated team of veterinary professionals offers a wide range of services to restore and maintain your pet's optimal health, including surgery, acupuncture, diagnostics, and preventative care.
We have a passion for providing outstanding vet care for Avon’s companion animals and have developed a reputation over the years for knowledgeable care with a compassionate touch.
At Animal General we offer comprehensive veterinary surgical, medical and urgent care services to Avon pets.
Receive diagnosis and treatment for a wide range of internal conditions.
Discover what our clients are saying about their experiences with Animal General.
Take a look at our blog for information about caring for your pet so they feel healthy, happy and comfortable throughout their life.
While you will commonly see dogs pant to cool themselves down, in cats heavy breathing is much less commonplace and can be an indicator of a developing health issue in your feline friend. Here, our Avon vets share some of the reasons your cat may be breathing heavily (or panting) and when to seek veterinary care for your kitty.
Spending a lot of time in the sun with your pup? Be sure to know the signs of heatstroke in dogs and what to do if you think your dog is experiencing heatstroke. Today, our vets at Animal General share the symptoms of this potentially fatal condition and tips for how to prevent heatstroke in your dog.
A dog's cranial cruciate ligament (CCL) is often referred to as the dog's ACL or 'cruciate'. This connective tissue joins the thigh bone to the shin bone and can become torn or injured. Today, our Avon vets explain the surgeries used to treat a torn ACL in dogs.
At Animal General our focus is on improving the health of companion animals from across Avon, Farmington Valley, Newington, Plainville, and New Britain.
Our Avon veterinary clinic is open 6 days a week to make it easier for pet parents to provide their animals with the quality health care their pets deserve.
We are always happy to see patients at our animal hospital! Get in touch today to get started.
