Hill & Harbour Veterinary Center Blogs

We love educating our clients, that’s why we have curated and shared posts filled with helpful information regarding pet care.

Veterinary Blog

Check out the latest educational articles and tips from the Hill & Harbour Veterinary Center team!
2-Way Chat Saves the Day

2-Way Chat Saves the Day

Do you ever wish that chatting with our veterinary team was as easy as texting a friend? With our hospital’s app, it can be! 2-Way Chat is one of our app’s most convenient features. We love that communicating with our clients, and keeping up with...

read more
January is National Train Your Dog Month

January is National Train Your Dog Month

Celebrate National Train Your Dog Month with These 5 Tips As we welcome the new year, January marks a special occasion for all dog enthusiasts – National Train Your Dog Month! This annual celebration was established in 2010 by the Association of...

read more
New Year, New Pet

New Year, New Pet

4 Ways to Keep Your New Pet Healthy and Safe in the New YearBringing a new pet into your home is an exciting and rewarding experience, but it also comes with a great deal of responsibility. As a new pet owner, it's crucial to prioritize your furry...

read more
Benefits of a Wellness Plan

Benefits of a Wellness Plan

Explore the numerous benefits of having a wellness plan for your beloved pet As pet owners, we consider our furry companions as cherished members of our family. Just like humans, pets also require regular healthcare to ensure their overall...

read more
Best Places to Hike

Best Places to Hike

Exploring Nature’s Trails: The Best Places to Hike with Your Dog in New England New England boasts a wealth of natural beauty, making it an ideal destination for outdoor enthusiasts and their four-legged companions. With stunning landscapes,...

read more
Heartworm Disease

Heartworm Disease

April is Heartworm Disease Awareness Month. Is Your Pet Protected? Heartworm disease is a serious and potentially fatal condition that affects pets, particularly dogs and cats. However, it is nearly 100% preventable! This disease is caused by a...

read more