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Niantic Animal Hospital
Referral from
Aug 08, 2015
Lindsey R.:
Can anyone recommend a vet in the area that caters to cats?
Janet S.:
Most pet own call it NEUTER or SPAY. Niantic Animal Hospital 860/ 691-0667 9 Lake Ave, Niantic, CT then a trip to DQ. >^ .,. ^ Clark Veterinary Hospital
Review from
Jul 16, 2021
Mary D. :
We were lucky enough to have the Clark Veterinary Hospital as our pet's medical provider for the past 44 years; starting with Dr.... Coastal Valley Veterinary Services
Referral from
Jun 14, 2013
Audrey L.:
anyone know of a good farrier and vet in the Chester/Clinton area? names and contact info would be appreciated.
Jennifer S.:
Jennifer Hall-great vet! http://www.coastalvalleyvet.com/EJH.html and Ryan Weaver farrier 203-675-7107
Referral from June 14, 2013
Audrey L. asked:
anyone know of a good farrier and vet in the Chester/Clinton area? names and contact info would be appreciated.
Shannon S. replied:
(845) 309-0084 jims #
Toby N. replied:
Audrey Hayden-Fee: Chip Rankin 860-334-4994
Elizabeth D. replied:
Yes, Harry Werner, vet. 200%
Jodie L. replied:
https://www.facebook.com/250751131655086 Thunder K Farrier Services:)
Elizabeth D. replied:
www.wernerequine.com
Referral from May 12, 2015
Zoë B. asked:
Hello! Not sure this is the right place... I am looking for advice on preventive treatment for a tick bite on my 6 year old from yesterday. The tick was fully removed,...
Jenn W. replied:
They gave you 1 day? Ugh!!! You need to find a LLMD or ND who can prescribe. If no one is in your area from the group - you can contact ilads.org for the closest ilad trained Dr to you.
Kay L. replied:
@Jerry, please never, never, ever do this again. "DO NOT apply substances such as petroleum jelly, finger nail polish, finger nail polish remover, repellents, pesticides, or a lighted match to the tick while it is attached. These materials are either ineffective, or worse, might agitate the tick and cause it to force more infective fluid into the wound site. " There is only one correct, safe way to remove a tick; http://www.lymedisease.org/lyme101/prevention/tick_removal.html
Vicki P. replied:
Melissa beat me to it. No doxy for kids. They use amoxicillin for kids. From Dr. B "Children: 50 mg/kg/day divided into q8 h doses." "TICK BITES" "Embedded Deer Tick With No Signs or Symptoms of Lyme (see appendix): Decide to treat based on the type of tick, whether it came from an endemic area, how it was removed, and length of attachment (anecdotally, as little as four hours of attachment can transmit pathogens). The risk of transmission is greater if the tick is engorged, or of it was removed improperly allowing the tick's contents to spill into the bite wound. High-risk bites are treated as follows (remember the possibility of co-infection!): 1) Adults: Oral therapy for 28 days. 2) Pregnancy: Amoxicillin 1000 mg q6 h for 6 weeks. Test for Babesia, Bartonella and Ehrlichia. Alternative: Cefuroxime axetil 1000 mg q12 h for 6 weeks. 3) Young Children: Oral therapy for 28 days." http://www.ilads.org/lyme/B_guidelines_12_17_08.pdf
Jenn W. replied:
Jerry nooooo. It makes them back out AFTER they panic spit & inject even more possible disease into you. http://canlyme.com/lyme-prevention/tick-removal/
Referral from May 7, 2017
Susan W. asked:
I have been under treatment for lyme for over 10 years. Recently my horse became positive as well. Anyone know how to properly treat a horse for lyme. I need to find a...
Jenn W. replied:
Lyme - no S ;) I ditto HOLISTIC vet! They are way more advanced & get more training. Most vets are like MD's
Referral from November 21, 2015
Kelly M. asked:
Hi all...so my friends dog has been positive for Lyme for years and in the past three days he hasn't been able to move or eat or anything. He said his organs are fine...
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