Our practice aims to think differently about veterinary medicine. We treat your animals as we would our own and value each family's individual needs, expectations, and budgets. We pride ourselves on our medical knowledge and skills, honesty, empathy, and ability to go the extra mile for you. We are a full service veterinary hospital and are able to provide wellness services as well as complete sick and injured animal care.
We would love to meet you and your pet, please call (802) 223-3220 to learn more or to set up an appointment. We strive to offer your pets, livestock, and equine companions progressive medical care with a personal and compassionate approach. We offer comprehensive medical care, surgery, dentistry, imaging, emergency care, and more. Montpelier Veterinary Hospital has been serving our community for over 20 years.
We would love to meet you and your pet, please call (802) 223-3220 to learn more or to set up an appointment. We strive to offer your pets, livestock, and equine companions progressive medical care with a personal and compassionate approach. We offer comprehensive medical care, surgery, dentistry, imaging, emergency care, and more. Montpelier Veterinary Hospital has been serving our community for over 20 years.
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The first generation of our practice was founded in 1996 as Berlin Veterinary Clinic by Dr. Steven Carey, DVM.
In September of 2018, Dr. Nicolas Drolet, DVM and Dr. Rumpke purchased Berlin Veterinary Clinic, which then became Montpelier Veterinary Hospital.
Dr. Drolet joined the practice full time soon after.
Dr. Drolet is a native Vermonter who followed his great-grandfather and grandfather into the profession of veterinary medicine.
At one time, his grandfather was the state veterinarian of Vermont.
In September of 2018, Dr. Nicolas Drolet, DVM and Dr. Rumpke purchased Berlin Veterinary Clinic, which then became Montpelier Veterinary Hospital.
Dr. Drolet joined the practice full time soon after.
Dr. Drolet is a native Vermonter who followed his great-grandfather and grandfather into the profession of veterinary medicine.
At one time, his grandfather was the state veterinarian of Vermont.
A yearly wellness visit with our doctors is important to help your pet live a long, healthy life.
Your pet ages at a faster rate than we do and changes in their health can happen quickly.
Common problems like dental disease, heart conditions, and skin problems can be detected during these visits.
Preventative measures including vaccinations, common disease screening tests, and parasite prevention are extremely important to decrease the chance of your pet developing diseases.
If your pet is sick or injured, we may recommend diagnostic tests to determine the source or extent of the problem.
Your pet ages at a faster rate than we do and changes in their health can happen quickly.
Common problems like dental disease, heart conditions, and skin problems can be detected during these visits.
Preventative measures including vaccinations, common disease screening tests, and parasite prevention are extremely important to decrease the chance of your pet developing diseases.
If your pet is sick or injured, we may recommend diagnostic tests to determine the source or extent of the problem.
We offer a limited number of house call appointments for your pets per week.
Reasons for choosing a house call over an in-hospital appointment can vary, but most commonly our house calls are utilized for in-home hospice and euthanasia services.
Call us to learn more and for availability.
We offer large animal farm calls for both routine and emergency services.
We are able to offer on-site care for your dairy and beef herds as well as farm visits for our equine clients while also offering in hospital and on-farm care for your goat, sheep and poultry.
Reasons for choosing a house call over an in-hospital appointment can vary, but most commonly our house calls are utilized for in-home hospice and euthanasia services.
Call us to learn more and for availability.
We offer large animal farm calls for both routine and emergency services.
We are able to offer on-site care for your dairy and beef herds as well as farm visits for our equine clients while also offering in hospital and on-farm care for your goat, sheep and poultry.
We are now taking daytime and limited after hours emergency calls for our regular small animal clients and all large animal patients.
You can reach our staff during office hours and the on call doctor after hours and weekends by calling (802) 223-3220.
A doctor will return your call as soon as possible to discuss your animal's health.
Please note that at times the doctors will not be available to come immediately to the clinic for an emergency, in this case referral will be offered.
Large animal emergencies frequently take our doctors outside of cell service for prolonged periods of time.
You can reach our staff during office hours and the on call doctor after hours and weekends by calling (802) 223-3220.
A doctor will return your call as soon as possible to discuss your animal's health.
Please note that at times the doctors will not be available to come immediately to the clinic for an emergency, in this case referral will be offered.
Large animal emergencies frequently take our doctors outside of cell service for prolonged periods of time.
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