We have been providing excellence in veterinary medicine for over 30 years. Broad River Animal Hospital provides comprehensive healthcare for your pet. We are a full-service AAHA accredited hospital that provides for all of your pet's health care needs, including: Wellness and Preventative care: Annual wellness examinations Senior and geriatric examinations and laboratory screening Dental care/nutrition/parasite control/immunizations Diagnostic Medicine: Radiology/diagnostic ultrasound/echocardiography/endoscopy/ colonoscopy/rhinoscopy/clinical laboratory/Electrocardiography/ Blood pressure testing/telemedicine Internal Medicine: Heart, gastrointestinal, dermatologic, liver and kidney diseases oncology and chemotherapy Surgery: Orthopedic and soft tissue Dentistry: Oral surgery, periodontal treatment, dental radiography and preventative care Emergency Medicine/Veterinary Acupuncture/International Health Certificates/Microchipping/ Behavior Counseling/Boarding and Medicated Baths
Website: broadriveranimalhospital.com
Phone: (203) 846-3495
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of New Canaan Ave and Silvermine Ave
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89 New Canaan Ave Norwalk, CT 06850 ·387.23 mi
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Reviews
yelpThe care we received from the Board River Animal was the best out of all the practices we have been to in the past! Rusty our beagle mix had many issues with allergies, anxiety & his temperament...
MorePrior vet was good, but she left. She helped my black poodle (on their website,at top died 6 years ago. Got another poodle and new vet was not helpful. Brought my dog in to be neutered, but they...
MoreEverything!! Friendly people! I will be going back there in the near future! Friendly, and really informative!
MoreMy most recent experience at the BRAH was so bad it is hard to describe but I will try. Took my pooch for annual check up they still do not allow us to go to the exam room have to wait in the car...
MoreWe used to take our dog here many years ago until they were performing surgery on him (neutering him) and they gave him too much anesthesia, left the room, and when they came back he had stopped...
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