Please be advised - We have recently made updated changes to our current Rescheduling and Cancelation (including "No Show") Policy. If less than 24 hours notice is received, our hospital policy is to collect a $100 deposit to reschedule and hold that time slot. If canceling or rescheduling a sedated and/or surgical appointment, at least 48 hours of advanced notice is required due to the specific time allotments associated with these appointments. If notice is received less than 48 hours in advance, a $100 deposit will be required to reschedule and hold that new sedated/surgical time slot.
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The Bristol County Veterinary Hospital offers a full range of veterinary services to care for your pet. The physical exam of your pet and beloved family member is at the heart of our practice. In today's world, it is easy to start viewing the body as separate pieces (i.e. an eye problem, an ear problem, etc.).
AAHA Accreditation
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When quality medical care matters, clients take their pets to AAHA-accredited hospitals. There are 3,000 accredited hospitals in North America, and we are one of them. Superior care is clearly a priority for you and your family, so it should be reassuring to know that our hospital made the grade. We passed a rigorous review that includes more than 900 standards in the following areas: quality of care; client service; diagnostic & pharmacy; management; medical records and facility.Choosing our AAHA-accredited hospital assures you that we have the staff, equipment, medical procedures and facilities that AAHA believes are vital for delivering high-quality veterinary care.
Orphan Fund
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The Orphan Fund at Bristol County Veterinary Hospital was founded with one mission in mind: saving and changing lives. Established in 1988 by Dr. Amy Hurd, The Orphan Fund was originally created to give an alternative option to euthanasia for families who could not afford costly medical care for their animals.
Acupuncture and Holistic Services
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Dr. Cassie Sheehan is now offering Acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine (TCVM) services. This includes herbal medicine and food therapy. TCVM is a complete system of medicine that evaluates patients through pulse and tongue exam and can be extremely helpful in treating old and debilitated patients with chronic disease, patients that are on hospice care, as well as patients that are sensitive to western medications.
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