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Our Nashua facility is an emergency and animal specialty hospital that offers advanced services for cats and dogs from across southern New Hampshire and northern Massachusetts. From emergency services and surgery to internal medicine, we strive to meet your pet's health needs when they need it most. We care for Nashua's companion animals when they require advanced services and urgent care. Our experienced team is proud to live up to the standards of veterinary excellence laid out by the American Animal Hospital Association!
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- Wheelchair accessible entranceAvailable
- Wheelchair accessible restroomAvailable
Location
Animal Medical Center of New England
168 Main Dunstable Rd, Nashua, NH
03060, United States
Hours
Reviews
4.4
222 reviews
5 stars
180
4 stars
13
3 stars1
2 stars
4
1 star
24
What are people saying?
AI-generated from recent customer reviews
Compassionate Care
Many customers praised the staff for their kindness, compassion, and attentiveness during visits, especially in difficult situations.
Professionalism
The staff and veterinarians were frequently described as professional, knowledgeable, and thorough in their explanations and care.
Mixed Experiences
While many reviews were positive, some customers reported negative experiences, particularly regarding communication issues and high costs.
Emergency Services
The facility was noted for its quick response and effective care during emergency situations, with many customers expressing gratitude for timely assistance.
Staff Friendliness
Numerous reviews highlighted the friendly demeanor of the staff, contributing to a welcoming environment for both pets and their owners.
- MSMichelle SousaNov 16, 20255.0Got us right in for a sick dog. Fast friendly and so polite. Explained everything upfront.
- LBLisa BoulangerNov 8, 20255.0The staff was knowledgeable & very friendly. The dr took half an hour to explain everything & answer all my questions. I recommend highly! The 1st visit was supposed to be $25 but we were charged $186 for a er visit which we just took Ben to an emergency hospital in Manchester 2 days b4(which cost $791) & they said to follow up with a regular vet appt to have further testing done & confirm diabetes & which type. Also to prescribe insulin if needed.
- BBBrian ByrdNov 3, 20255.0We and our dog were treated with respect and kindness during our visit yesterday. Thank You
- KMKaren MatthewsOct 31, 20255.0They were very professional and very nice. They explained thoroughly that I could understand. They were gentle with my cat. She is a cautious and curious girl. They were gentle with her. I was very happy with her treatment.
- RORylee O'ReganOct 28, 20251.0I visited 10/28 for my sick leopard gecko having a rough shed and some lacerations on his head and tail area, along with refusing food for around four days. We saw Dr. McCarthy and a vet tech. The vet tech we saw was very friendly and knowledgeable, if the visit was completed by just her, I think my gecko would be fine right now. Unfortunately, when he was brought back to the vet (for quite some time) he was returned with the healthy layer of his skin peeled from his head. When I inquired about this new injury, the vet said “oh I peeled that, it’s normal” now this is on me for not standing up for myself, but this is NOT normal and what was done is harm and abuse to the animal. I am appalled that such a large patch of skin was taken off by a practice that offers exotic services. Almost all exotic keepers know to not force shed off, and what was forced off was not shed, but skin around the healing scrape on his head. He now has half of his head injured and I am out $220 with a gecko in pain. I should not have had to pay, the vet should have recognized the mistake and admitted it, and a care plan should have been implemented for this wound.
Frequently Asked Questions About Animal Medical Center of New England
What are the regular operating hours of Animal Medical Center of New England?
Animal Medical Center of New England is open daily from 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM.
Does the Animal Medical Center of New England offer 24/7 emergency services?
They provide 24 hours, 7 days a week emergency services; please call ahead to ensure availability.
Where is the Animal Medical Center of New England located?
It is located at 168 Main Dunstable Rd, Suite 1, Nashua, NH 03060, United States.
What types of veterinary services does the Animal Medical Center of New England provide?
They offer emergency services, surgery, internal medicine, and specialty care for cats and dogs.
Is the Animal Medical Center of New England accessible for people with disabilities?
Yes, the facility has wheelchair accessible entrances, parking, and restrooms including unisex restrooms.
How can I make an appointment with Animal Medical Center of New England?
You can make a reservation by visiting their contact page at https://amcne.com/site/contact-animal-hospital-nashua-vet or call them at +1 603-821-7222.
Are there other veterinary services near the Animal Medical Center of New England?
Yes, nearby veterinary facilities include Animal Hospital of Nashua and Bishop Leo Veterinarian, providing additional care options.
What nearby amenities can I visit before or after my pet's appointment at Animal Medical Center of New England?
You can visit nearby places like the EZ Stop Nashua convenience store or grab gas at Shell or Rapid Refill, all located close to the veterinary center.
Are there any nearby churches or religious organizations near the Animal Medical Center of New England?
Yes, nearby religious organizations include TBC Student Ministries, Trinity Baptist Church, and Iglesia de Dios Pentecostal MI Unidos En Cristo Nashua.
What can I learn about the care philosophy at Animal Medical Center of New England?
The center strives to meet your pet's health needs when they need it most, upholding the standards of veterinary excellence defined by the American Animal Hospital Association.