We're your veterinarians in South Wilton.
Our veterinary team has been providing compassionate veterinary care and building trusting relationships with our patients and their people in Fairfield County since the 1970s.
Veterinary services with a gentle touch.
Our veterinary professionals are sincere animal lovers, and we're proud to provide our wide range of veterinary services with tenderness and care.
Pet Wellness Exams for long-term health.
We offer Pet Wellness Exams for cats and dogs of all sizes to help pet owners manage their budgets and provide their pets with the preventive care they need.
Specialty pet care for your special pet.
We offer a selection of pet care services, including specialized care for puppies, kittens, exotics, and senior pets, as well as pet boarding and cold laser therapy.
The vets at South Wilton Veterinary Group provide veterinary services for cats, dogs, and exotic pets.
From routine exams, vaccinations, and parasite prevention to dental care, and internal medicine, we can help you support your pet's life-long health and well-being.
About Our Hospital
We care for your pet's oral health, from dental exams and cleanings to procedures and surgeries.
From your puppy's or kitten's first months to caring for senior dogs and cats, we provide compassionate specialty care.
We care for your exotic pet's unique needs, from wellness consultations to detecting health issues.
Our in-house lab allows us to get test results more quickly, expediting treatment, and ensuring safety.
Read our blog for helpful information on veterinary treatment and at-home care for cats, dogs, and exotic pets in Fairfield County.
If you have adopted new kitten, or adult cat, you may be wondering if you should get your new fur-baby fixed. Our South Wiltonvets explain why having your cat spayed or neutered is beneficial for your cat and your community.
Oral health care is important for dogs, but many aren't given the dental care they need to be healthy. In this post, our South Wilton vets talk about periodontal disease in dogs, including how to prevent it.
An ear hematoma, also known as an aural hematoma, is a blood blister that develops on your pup's ear. Dogs with long, floppy ears that are prone to ear infections are particularly susceptible. Today, our South Wilton vets explain more about ear hematomas and how they are treated.
We're always thrilled to welcome new patients into our veterinary family! Contact us today to get started.
