Annabessacook Veterinary Clinic

Annabessacook Veterinary Clinic Companion, Equine, and large animal clinic. Including food animals

Here are some of our small animal crew all glamorous for Christmas. We all have our fingers and toes crossed that your f...
12/24/2025

Here are some of our small animal crew all glamorous for Christmas. We all have our fingers and toes crossed that your furry friends stay on Santa's nice list!

12/22/2025

We will be closing at 12pm tomorrow Tuesday December 23rd for our Staff Holiday Party 🎄🎉

❄️☃️ Due to the incoming weather we will be closed Wednesday December 24th and Christmas Day.

As always, our Large Animal department is available for emergencies during this time at 207-933-6424 🐎🐄🐐

🐈🐕 For Small Animal emergencies or urgent care please contact Atlas Veterinary Urgent Care in Augusta, PetMedic Urgent Care in Freeport
Maine Veterinary Medical Center in Scarborough Portland Emergency and Specialty Care or the Lewiston Emergency Clinic

We are getting festive over here at annabessacook. Everyone else was doing the AI Christmas photos so we wanted a turn.S...
12/22/2025

We are getting festive over here at annabessacook. Everyone else was doing the AI Christmas photos so we wanted a turn.
Sometimes it's hard to get glamorous when working with our furry friends.

More photos to come!!

Next week our Small Animal department will have modified hours for the holiday to allow our staff to celebrate with each...
12/19/2025

Next week our Small Animal department will have modified hours for the holiday to allow our staff to celebrate with each other and their families. Our hours will be as follows:
Monday (12/22) - 7A - 7P
Tuesday (12/23) - 7A - 12P
Wednesday (12/24) - 7A - 12P
Thursday (12/25) - Closed
Friday (12/26) - 7A - 5P
Saturday (12/27) - Closed.

We are excited to share that we have been selected as the Best Animal Hospital in Kennebec County for 2025!
12/16/2025

We are excited to share that we have been selected as the Best Animal Hospital in Kennebec County for 2025!

There has been some confusion on where to park here at the clinic. We have a new designated employee only parking lot th...
12/09/2025

There has been some confusion on where to park here at the clinic. We have a new designated employee only parking lot that is to the left of the building.
This has opened up the parking area in front of the arena to accommodate large animal clients and their trailers for more efficient parking.
Small animal clients should continue to use the parking area in front of the small animal office. Please do not block the horse shoe traffic flow between the entrance/exits to assure vehicles can pass through.

12/04/2025

Our Small Animal Clinic will be closing today at 5:00pm.

For any urgent care needs please contact Atlas Veterinary Urgent Care in Augusta, PetMedic Urgent Care in Freeport
Maine Veterinary Medical Center in Scarborough
Portland Emergency and Specialty Care
or the Lewiston Emergency Clinic.
If you have a large animal emergency please contact our staff at 207-933-6424

Due to the weather we will be closing today at 1:30pm.For any urgent care small animal needs please contact Atlas Veteri...
12/02/2025

Due to the weather we will be closing today at 1:30pm.

For any urgent care small animal needs please contact Atlas Veterinary Urgent Care in Augusta, PetMedic Urgent Care in Freeport
Maine Veterinary Medical Center in Scarborough
Portland Emergency and Specialty Care
or the Lewiston Emergency Clinic.
If you have a large animal emergency please contact our staff at 207-933-6424

12/02/2025

Water remains as important for your horse in cold weather as it is in the summer. As a matter of fact, decreased water consumption in the winter is thought to be the primary inducing factor for impaction colic — although there are other predisposing factors such as poor hay quality, lack of exercise, internal parasites and dental problems.

Impaction colic is essentially constipation and most often includes the accumulation of hard, dry f***l material in the colon. The usual signs of impending impaction colic are depression, a decreased appetite, and decreased production and dryness of manure.

Studies demonstrate that you can increase your horse's winter water consumption if you provide access to heated water, but ONLY if that is the only source of water available. As always, if you have any questions about preventing colic in your horse, your equine veterinarian remains your best source of information!

❄️🐾 First Snowstorm of the Season: Keep Your Pets Safe! 🐾❄️The first big snowfall is here, and while it can be magical, ...
12/02/2025

❄️🐾 First Snowstorm of the Season: Keep Your Pets Safe! 🐾❄️

The first big snowfall is here, and while it can be magical, it also brings new risks for our furry indoor friends. Here are some important winter safety tips to keep your pets happy and healthy during the storm:

🐶 Limit time outdoors – Pets can get frostbite on ears, paws, and tails quickly. Short, supervised outings are safest.

🐱 Wipe paws after walks – Snow, ice, and salt can irritate paw pads. Wipe them clean to prevent discomfort or accidental ingestion from licking.

🐾 Watch for ice melt products – Some de-icers are toxic. Use pet-safe ice melt at home and avoid letting your pet lick or eat snow near driveways and sidewalks.

❗ Bundle up – Short-haired dogs and seniors may need a cozy jacket for colder temps.

🏠 Provide a warm shelter – Bring outdoor pets inside during bitter weather. If that’s not possible, ensure they have a dry, insulated, draft-free shelter.

🚗 Check your car – Cats may hide under or even inside cars to stay warm. Knock on the hood before starting your engine.

🥶 Know the signs of hypothermia – Weakness, shivering, slowed breathing, or lethargy mean it’s time to get them inside and warm ASAP.

Enjoy the beauty of the first snow—but keep your pet’s safety a top priority!
Stay warm, stay safe, and give your pets some extra snuggles today. ❄️❤️🐾

— Your friends at Annabessacook Veterinary Clinic

Especially Dr. Houston’s photogenic model dog R***r and Dr. Helmer’s adventure Cat Carrot!

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417 Route 135
Monmouth, ME
04259

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(207) 933-2165

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