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Compassionate Veterinary Care in Nashua, NH
Animal Medical Center of New England has been dedicated to providing compassionate veterinary care for over thirty years. Our mission is to deliver state-of-the-art medical care with compassion and exceptional service to pets and their owners. We offer comprehensive services including general practice, specialty care, and 24/7 emergency treatment. Our team of experienced veterinary professionals is committed to treating every pet as if it were our own, ensuring personalized attention and advanced medical solutions.

With board-certified specialists in cardiology, internal medicine, and surgery, we address complex health issues while maintaining a focus on preventive care. Our facility in Nashua, NH, serves clients across Southern New Hampshire and Northern Massachusetts, offering diagnostics, dental care, geriatric services, and treatment for exotic pets. We prioritize client education, transparent communication, and seamless coordination with primary care veterinarians to ensure holistic pet health.
Services
Emergency Care Cardiology Internal Medicine Veterinary Surgery Dental Services Geriatric Care Acupuncture Routine Exams Exotic Pet Care Diagnostic Imaging
Highlights and features
  • We offer 30+ years of experience in advanced veterinary medicine.
  • Our team includes board-certified specialists in cardiology and surgery.
  • 24/7 emergency services with immediate triage capabilities.
  • We provide care for exotic pets including birds and reptiles.
  • Comprehensive diagnostics with digital imaging and in-house lab testing.
What people say
Exceptional compassion Board-certified specialists 24/7 emergency availability Exotic pet expertise Advanced diagnostics
Services
Emergency Care
Our 24/7 emergency veterinary services address critical conditions like trauma, poisoning, and severe illness. Board-certified emergency doctors perform triage, diagnostics, and stabilization. We handle cases requiring immediate intervention to save pets' lives.
Cardiology
Specialized diagnosis and treatment of cardiovascular diseases in animals. We manage conditions like heart failure, arrhythmias, and congenital defects using echocardiography and advanced monitoring techniques. Our cardiologist provides tailored treatment plans for optimal cardiac health.
Internal Medicine
Comprehensive management of chronic and systemic diseases in pets. Our internal medicine specialist treats endocrine disorders, gastrointestinal issues, and immune-mediated conditions through advanced diagnostics and targeted therapies for improved patient outcomes.
Veterinary Surgery
Advanced surgical procedures including orthopedic repairs, soft tissue operations, and emergency interventions. Our surgeons prioritize patient safety with pre-anesthetic testing, modern anesthesia protocols, and post-operative pain management for faster recovery.
Diagnostic Imaging
In-house digital radiography, ultrasound, and dental X-rays enable rapid diagnosis. Cold laser therapy and ECG services complement imaging for comprehensive assessment of internal organs, musculoskeletal structures, and cardiac function in pets.
People
Dr. Kircher
Veterinarian
Dr. Kircher specializes in exotic pet care, treating birds, reptiles, and small mammals with expertise in species-specific medical needs and preventive care strategies.
Dr. McCarthy
Veterinarian
Dr. McCarthy focuses on general practice and preventive care, providing wellness exams and vaccinations for companion animals while emphasizing client education and preventive health strategies.
Questions
What emergency veterinary services are available?
We offer 24/7 emergency care for critical conditions including trauma, poisoning, and severe illness with immediate triage and treatment.
Do you treat exotic pets?
Yes, our veterinarians provide care for birds, reptiles, and small mammals like rabbits and guinea pigs.
What payment options do you accept?
We accept cash, checks, major credit cards, and CareCredit financing for veterinary services and treatments.
Are there board-certified specialists on staff?
Yes, we have board-certified specialists in cardiology, internal medicine, and surgery for advanced pet healthcare.
What diagnostic capabilities do you have?
Our in-house lab provides rapid bloodwork and urinalysis with digital imaging including X-rays, ultrasound, and dental radiography.
How do referrals work?
Primary veterinarians can submit referral forms for specialty care, and we coordinate directly with them for comprehensive patient treatment.
Reviews (5)
Ben Lambert
Jun 23, 2022 Report
These guys took very good care of my cat. While she was unable to recover, they showed not only her but love, compassion, and support to me as well. I will echo what others are saying with needing to pay upfront before any treatment is kinda whack, though I have to imagine there's a valid reason for this. Overall I got in at a reasonable time despite it seemingly being short staffed.
Andrew Kahn
May 28, 2022 Report
I feel really bad writing this but we just spent 3 hours in the waiting room with an untreated open wound that I'm now taking care of at home. Called ahead for the wait time and it was an hour. Ended up leaving since other higher priority cases kept coming in and they're so short staffed that we would probably have never been handled. Sorry for whoever has to clean up the blood in the lobby but more sorry that there are no other facilities open in the area on weekends.
Atlas Wooster
Feb 26, 2022 Report
I don't usually write these kind of reviews but if you can't spend more than $800 for routine x rays, bloodwork and examination (no treatment) don't go here. We took our cat who was in a lot of discomfort here for an emergency analysis and they charged us $131 for the vet to touch his stomach and then tell us that they can't treat him because we can't pay $800 for his analysis only. The nurse tried to be nice and recommend us other locations to take him to that wouldn't turn us away but it just felt like they didn't even want to work with us.

I know vet stuff can be pricey and we would pay for our cat to be seen, but we called another emergency clinic and they gave us half the price for treatment and analysis. Case and point, don't go here unless you have the funds they flat out won't consider you and charge you to say "sorry bye" instead. I can't personally speak for their medical performance, This is just so you will be warned going in.
Eren Wooster
Feb 26, 2022 Report
Tried to take my very very sick cat here today. They wanted over 800$ up front for x rays, blood work, Exams. And this does not include further treatment. If you do not have 800+ dollars they will turn you away and still charge you 140$ for the visit. The staff told us there was a place in mass that was cheaper but that was an hour away. Its like she knew they were outragiously expensive and tried to offer us cheaper options.

When we denied further treatment and said we were going to take our cat elswhere the vet seemed offended that we wouldnt continue the 800 plus dollars treatment. You should be offended with the pandemic being hard enough NO ONE has 800$ to just throw around. Will not be coming back here even if they are close by.
Noreen Moore
Nov 19, 2021 Report
I have been taking my dogs here for urgent care for many years even when I lived in Lowell. They are one of the few Urgent Care Vet facilities opened 24/7 and on a Sunday in the area. My dog Cooper recently had leg surgery there and Dr. Zitz could not have been better. Very caring (both Dr. and Staff) willing to spend time to fully explain your pets situtation/options. I have had to wait for long periods of time (at times) however this is during a pandemic so lets not confuse an overwhelming influx of patients with lack of caring.