C-Section for Dogs: Everything You Should Know
Our South Wilton vets share some information about c-sections in dogs, when they might be needed, and what you can expect.
South Wilton Veterinary Group Veterinarians in Fairfield County Welcome Patients 6 Days a Week, Including Saturdays
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
Veterinary Dentistry
We care for your pet's oral health, from dental exams and cleanings to procedures and surgeries.
Specialty Care
From your puppy's or kitten's first months to caring for senior dogs and cats, we provide compassionate specialty care.
Exotic Pet Care
We care for your exotic pet's unique needs, from wellness consultations to detecting health issues.
Diagnostics & Lab Work
Our in-house lab allows us to get test results more quickly, expediting treatment, and ensuring safety.
What Clients Are Saying
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I was referred to South Wilton Veterinary Group by a friend and Dr. Clare Fahy is amazing. She listens to your concerns and understands that your furry baby is very important to you, so if you are a pet parent who is looking for a vet office with qualities such as compassion this is the place for you as well as a very knowledgeable group of doctors.
Our South Wilton Vet Blog: Pet Care Tips & Advice
Read our blog for helpful information on veterinary treatment and at-home care for cats, dogs, and exotic pets in Fairfield County.
Enucleation: Eye Removal in Cats & Dogs
Learning that your cat or dog needs eye removal surgery can be upsetting, and you'll probably have many questions. Our veterinarians in South Wilton explain pet eye removal, recovery times, potential complications, and more.
Why does my pet need a urinalysis?
Your vet can perform a urinalysis to determine whether your cat or dog may have a health condition or disease that needs treatment. Here, our South Wilton veterinarians explain why regular urinalysis testing for pets is a critical part of their care.
