Madison Veterinary Hospital has been serving Madison and the surrounding shoreline area since 1976. We are committed to the highest quality of veterinary care, compassion, and personalized attention to you and your pet. We do this by maintaining the highest standards of pet health care available, emphasizing preventive medicine, senior wellness, dental health, weight and nutrition management, and client education, while providing traditional medicine, as well as holistic healing.
We recognize the importance of providing medical information and care that is comfortable, comprehensive, and convenient for your pet and their families. We are a full service facility providing a friendly and caring environment. We ensure that pets and their owners are comfortable and happy with their veterinary health care and are educated on how to care for their animal friends outside the hospital, helping owners give their pet the best quality of life.
Most of all, we understand your pet's special role as a member of your family and we are dedicated to managing your pet's health.
We recognize the importance of providing medical information and care that is comfortable, comprehensive, and convenient for your pet and their families. We are a full service facility providing a friendly and caring environment. We ensure that pets and their owners are comfortable and happy with their veterinary health care and are educated on how to care for their animal friends outside the hospital, helping owners give their pet the best quality of life.
Most of all, we understand your pet's special role as a member of your family and we are dedicated to managing your pet's health.
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The Madison Veterinary Hospital was founded and built in 1976 by Dr. John Ouellette.
We offer full service medical and surgical care for small animals.
Dr. Ouellette is an energetic, compassionate, and forward-thinking practitioner who believes in the power of the human-animal bond.
He envisioned a veterinary hospital that is animal-friendly and owner-friendly, and where animals are treated with the love and respect that they give unconditionally.
The Madison Veterinary Hospital's long history of excellent care and patient and owner satisfaction is due to the accomplishments of our attentive, experienced and caring medical team.
We offer full service medical and surgical care for small animals.
Dr. Ouellette is an energetic, compassionate, and forward-thinking practitioner who believes in the power of the human-animal bond.
He envisioned a veterinary hospital that is animal-friendly and owner-friendly, and where animals are treated with the love and respect that they give unconditionally.
The Madison Veterinary Hospital's long history of excellent care and patient and owner satisfaction is due to the accomplishments of our attentive, experienced and caring medical team.
At Madison Veterinary Hospital we promise to treat each of your pets as if they were our own.
Our veterinary health care team is passionate about providing the best care for our patients.
Each one of our team members has their own story of why they have found their life's passion in Veterinary Medicine.
Please take a moment to learn about our group and the individuals who care for you furry family members.
Our veterinary health care team is passionate about providing the best care for our patients.
Each one of our team members has their own story of why they have found their life's passion in Veterinary Medicine.
Please take a moment to learn about our group and the individuals who care for you furry family members.
Dr. Ouellette completed his undergraduate and graduate degrees at Cornell University in 1971.
After a summer internship at the Henry Berg Memorial Hospital of the ASPCA in NYC, he worked 5 years as an associate veterinarian at the Fort Hill Animal Hospital in Huntington Long Island, NY.
Wishing to return to his hometown of Madison, CT, where he graduated from DHHS in 1965, he built the Madison Veterinary Hospital in 1976.
In 2001, Dr. Ouellette saw the need to add alternate veterinary therapies to his general surgery, dental, and internal medicine practice.
After a summer internship at the Henry Berg Memorial Hospital of the ASPCA in NYC, he worked 5 years as an associate veterinarian at the Fort Hill Animal Hospital in Huntington Long Island, NY.
Wishing to return to his hometown of Madison, CT, where he graduated from DHHS in 1965, he built the Madison Veterinary Hospital in 1976.
In 2001, Dr. Ouellette saw the need to add alternate veterinary therapies to his general surgery, dental, and internal medicine practice.
We are always looking for the perfect team member to join our team and provide patients with the individualized care they deserve!
Are you looking for the opportunity to make a difference in the lives of pets and their owners?
At Madison Veterinary Hospital we are always looking for highly motivated individuals with enthusiastic and positive attitudes that share our values and passion for helping animals.
Are you looking for the opportunity to make a difference in the lives of pets and their owners?
At Madison Veterinary Hospital we are always looking for highly motivated individuals with enthusiastic and positive attitudes that share our values and passion for helping animals.
The most important thing that you can do for your pet is to have regular examinations by a veterinarian.
Annual physical exams, vaccinations, routine blood work, urinalysis, and fecal testing, are key to maintaining your pet's overall health and happiness.
Our pets are living longer than ever before, thanks to advances in preventative care and nutrition.
We strive to prevent pet illnesses, including the health risks and complications associated with being an overweight pet such as diabetes, kidney disease, heart disease, and joint problems, as well as the health issues associated with our senior pets involving arthritis, dental disease, hormonal imbalances, weight problems, kidney, heart and liver disease.
Annual physical exams, vaccinations, routine blood work, urinalysis, and fecal testing, are key to maintaining your pet's overall health and happiness.
Our pets are living longer than ever before, thanks to advances in preventative care and nutrition.
We strive to prevent pet illnesses, including the health risks and complications associated with being an overweight pet such as diabetes, kidney disease, heart disease, and joint problems, as well as the health issues associated with our senior pets involving arthritis, dental disease, hormonal imbalances, weight problems, kidney, heart and liver disease.
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