Connecticut's mobile veterinary service, combining comfort and convenience.
Tailored Care
Every one of us has a unique story about our pets—how you met, their favorite hiking spots, or where they love to soak the sun. It's truly remarkable how a human and an animal can become the closest of friends without sharing a common language. Here, compassion comes first, and medical care is tailored specifically for you and your furry companion.
Collaboration
We collaborate closely with your veterinarian, specialists, groomer, dog walker, and trainer to ensure your pet receives the best care possible. It truly takes a community, and seeking assistance is perfectly fine. As medicine evolves, we make it our mission to keep you informed about all available diagnostic and treatment options. This empowers you to make the best choices for your pet and your family.
Dedicated
Understanding your pet's health is empowering; you are their voice. We aim to educate you about their condition and care, equipping you to help when they're unwell. Dr. Magnotta also supports animal welfare locally and globally, envisioning a world where no animal lacks medical care, food, or safety.
Wholistic Approach
Our veterinarian is dedicated to caring for the entire pet, emphasizing physical health, emotional wellness, and enhancing the connection we share with our animals. They depend on us for all their needs, and we are here to assist. We’ll provide guidance on how to enhance their quality of life, allowing you to enjoy evening strolls by the river and warm cuddles by the fireplace.
Our Services
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For mobile vet care, we serve many areas in northwestern and central Connecticut including Canton, Avon, Burlington, Unionville, Harwinton, Torrington, Farmington, Simsbury, Granby, West Hartford, and New Hartford.
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We travel throughout Connecticut for In-Home Pet Euthanasia services.
Please call us to inquire about your area.
Types of Sick/Urgent Problems We Treat:
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Eyes: discharge, squinting, itchy
Mouth: pain, odor
Nose: sneezing​
Ears: odor, itchy, discharge, red
Skin: itchy, infection, minor wounds
GI: mild diarrhea, vomiting constipation
Urinary/Genital: accidents, licking, discharge
Muscles/Bones: mild limping, arthritic pain
Behavior: storm & firework phobia
End of Life/Hospice Care​:
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Let us help you during the most difficult time. A big part of treating our pets that are near the end is focusing on pain management and minimizing stress. We offer Librela, Cytopoint, & Solensia injections while on their bed or on the porch. Signs of dementia can be managed as well, improving the human-animal bond.
Phone Call With A Veterinarian:​
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We can help you evaluate your pet's quality of life without judgement. This isn't a decision you have to make on your own.
Thinking of getting a pet &want to know what the best for your family is?
Not sure if you are following your vet's instructions & they are not open?
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