Newton Veterinary Hospital

04/01/2026

Staff in the community!
Recently we proudly sponsored a table at a fundraiser to support the Spring Valley Equestrian Center after a devastating barn fire. Some of our techs and CSRs attended the event, rallying behind the individuals affected by the tragedy and offering heartfelt support.

03/30/2026

😼 Feelin’ feral? Let’s fix that. Save $50 on your pet’s spay or neuter this March. Spaying and neutering can reduce roaming, spraying, and other hormone-driven habits, plus protect their future health. Limited-time offer. Call us to schedule today: (973) 383-4321.

03/27/2026

Spring has sprung!
The most wonderful sign of spring is not flowers, it's the joyful presence of puppies!

Tails stopped in recently for a check up and delightful play time with technician James!

03/25/2026

Waggy Wednesday! Say hello to Cooper!

This adorable pup came for his first visit and scored our Well Care Plan! Now that he's on board; his vaccines are covered, well visits are on the house, and he can get all the nail trims he can handle for a whole year - yes, it's a doggy deal!

03/20/2026

Happy first day of Spring!
Time to shake off that winter hibernation! Though we tried to rouse Jerry from his cat nap and he just hissed at the notion.

03/18/2026

Waggy Wednesday- Rocky!
This lucky lab was shamrock-ing a festive bandana for his grooming and tech appointments yesterday!

03/17/2026

03/16/2026

✂️🐾 Snip & Save this March! Take $50 off your pet’s spay or neuter for a limited time. Spaying and neutering helps prevent unwanted litters, reduces certain cancer risks, and can curb roaming and marking behaviors. Healthy pets. Happier homes. Schedule before March is up by calling us at (973) 383-4321.

03/13/2026

Fur-less Friday!
This adorable hairless sidekick stopped in to be the emotional support for his furry brother who had an emergency.

03/11/2026

Waggy Wednesday!
JD stopped in to update his Rabies vaccine for his town license, and of course to see his momma (aka Dr. Barron) at work!

03/06/2026

Feline Friday! (Trigger Warning)
Sage recently came into the ER and underwent a cystotomy to remove a bladder stone

Urinary stones can occur in both male and female cats and carry serious risks!

Left untreated, stones can cause:
• Severe pain and straining
• Blood in the urine
• Recurrent urinary tract infections
• Urinary blockage (especially in male cats)
• Bladder damage or rupture in advanced cases
• Kidney injury if obstruction persists

Dr. Barron and Dr. Hipkin shared that the surgery was a success and Sage is making a speedy recovery!

If you notice straining, frequent litter box trips, accidents outside the box, lethargy, or vomiting — please seek care immediately.
Early intervention can be lifesaving!

03/05/2026

Thank you to our friends from the Newton Veterinary Hospital for donating pet food to the Nourish to Flourish food pantry! We appreciate your thoughtfulness! Want to help? Donate now: https://www.projectselfsufficiency.org/food