Oxford Veterinarians

OXFORD, CT

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"... university, but are an independent institution. they took me in immediately and saved my dog s life. they are very knowledgeable, experienced and an overall excellent service provider. they were a little expensive, but completely worth the money. i would recommend them...."

"... i had taken her there when she was dehydrated one time so that they could put an iv in her. they fixed her up then too. they take great care of her. it is nice here because they always have a doctor and training on site. it is very clean and they are just wonderful...."

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Oxford Veterinarian Articles

3 tips to help your pets live longer

Regular checkups with your vet can keep your dog healthy and fit. (Photo courtesy of Animal Care Clinic)

Did you know that a fit pet will live longer? Unfortunately, most of our beloved dogs and cats are overweight. Try these three tips to help your pets shed those extra pounds, lower your vet bills and feel better.

Pet acupuncture — get to the point

Dr. Darcy Hoyt of At Home Veterinary Acupuncture administers a treatment to Montana, a German shepherd. (Photo by Andrew Larkin)

As alternative veterinary therapies such as pet acupuncture grow in popularity, Angie's List members take advantage of the health benefits for their pets.

4 tips to navigate expensive vet care

Expensive vet for your pet? Here are 4 tips to help ensure you get more bang for your buck when it comes to veterinarians and pet care.

Specialty pet care - why so costly?

Dr. Bonnie Lefbom, board-certified cardiologist, treats Angie's List member Cheryl Bright's dog, Bacci, for congestive heart failure. (Photo by Robert Mang)

As specialty vet care increases in popularity, so does the amount of money we spend on our pets. Angie's List explores the reasons.

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Oxford Veterinarians Reviews

"... me be with my cat before she went on and died. they were a little expensive. i would only go again if i had an emergency because they are really good. they are real professionals...."

"... competent and very caring, personable and willing to explain things clearly to us. they were usually responsive when we called in the weeks afterward with follow-up questions...."

"... for what we thought was an ocd issue. dr. dodman believed that she had cushings disease and allergies, and that was causing the behaviors. he followed up and recommended doctors, in addition to having us bring in our other dog and watching interactions...."

"... vet that i have ever had. i have followed him to 4 or 5 different places. even though he is a little further away then i would like, he is just that good that i continue to see him. he goes out of his way to be helpful. he definitely knows his stuff..."

"... from our first experience in may 2011 to our most recent in january 2012. ..."

"... echocardiogram, as they say he has an enlarged heart. i adopted him and he is 11-12 years old. ..."

"... cats and dogs since we moved to nampa 10 years ago and we have been consistently pleased with their service, knowledge, compassion, and cost...."

"... in the middle of the night so i went to their website to make an appointment for the morning (a really great feature!). i received a call around 8 am to let me know that they had a 1pm available for me to bring in our cat which i accepted...."