waiting
Waiting


We Strive to make you and you pets as comfortable as possible during your visit to our hospital with a minimal wait to be seen.  This view from our spacious waiting area shows our complimentary coffee station on the right and one of the examination rooms at the center.  All examination rooms have pleasant calming colors and windows that ensure privacy while maintaining an open feeling.  The facility also has a continual fresh air exchange system which helps to prevent the spread of germs and maintain an odor free environment.
 
Examination Room
Examination Rooms


This is one of the five examination rooms in our facility.  All of our examinations rooms are large, comfortable, and bright, and they have been designed so that you don't feel boxed in.

Our visits times are scheduled allowing ample time for our doctors to spend with you and your pets, performing a thorough examination and answering all of your questions and  concerns.Our technicians are all very well trained and they are always very gentle with all of our patients.

 
 
Pharmacy
Pharmacy & Treatment


Ferguson Animal Hospital is equipped to dispense a wide variety of prescription medications, and over the counter products for your pet.  We can also arrange to have medications compounded locally for patients taking special, flavored, or hard to find medicines.

 
Radiology
Digital Radiology


This is the new Digital Radiology Department of our hospital.  We have digital imaging,  equipment which produces high quality radiographs.  You can take home a copy of the digital images for your records.
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
Surgery
Surgery

When the time comes for your pet to undergo a surgical procedure we want you to to be informed.  Our veterinarians utilize equipment and anesthesia products that we feel are the best available.  Sevoflurane anesthesia is our main anesthetic agent. For decades we have used inhalation anesthesia products because we feel they are the safest.  Our surgical team consist of a doctor and a surgical technician.  The team is with your pet at all times during the procedure, and state of the art monitoring equipment is employed to assist the team with constant monitoring of your pet's vital functions. Heart rate, Respiration, Blood Pressure, CO2 levels, and Blood Oxygen levels are continually monitored.  Thermal warming devices are used to keep our patients warmed during the procedure.

 

 

 

Laser Surgery is here! 

 

We utilize a state of the art laser surgical unit for many of the surgical procedures we perform.  Use of a CO2 Laser during surgery will speed the recovery of almost any surgical procedure. Many procedures are performed with a laser in lieu of traditional surgical techniques in order to reduce bleeding, and swelling.  Lasers cut with a beam of light and nerve endings are sealed in the process.  Pets wake up with less pain!  Lasers seal blood vessels reducing bleeding, and they seal lymphatic vessels reducing the potential for post-operative swelling.  Ferguson Animal Hospital Surgeons use Lasers for many of our procedures.  Feline Declawing is done exclusively with our Laser unit. For more information about co2 lasers visit this link:

www.accuvet.com/site/content/accuvet_pet_owners.html

 

 

 

 

Board Certified Surgeon       Available

  Ferguson Animal Hospital will arrange for Dr. David Clark to consult with you, and perform  your pet's surgery for specialized procedures. Dr. Clark is Board Certified by the American College of Veterinary Surgeons.

 

 

 

Board Certified Veterinary Cardiologist Available

 

Dr. Mark Stamoulis from New England Veterinary Specialists (NEVS), visits our facility regularly to provide his expertise in Cardiology, and Internal Medicine. Dr. Stamoulis is Board Certified by the American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine.  Here,the doctor is performing an ultrasound on one of our patients. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Informed Decisions

 

There is always risk involved with surgery, and it is normal for you to be nervous about having any procedure done to your pet, just as you would be having a procedure done  yourself, or for a loved one.  We all love our pets, and we want you to know that we want to make your pet's surgery visit as safe, and stress free as possible.  We hope this information has helped you.  Please let us know if you have any questions, they are important to us, and we are happy to discuss them with you. If you pet is a patient at another facility we hope that the information we have provided will help you with any questions you may have for your veterinarian. 

 
   

 

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