News

Check back here frequently as we strive to keep you updated on important news about your pets.


	10% Discount on Heartworm Tests In March, 2010, get 10% off the in-clinic test for Heartworm, Lyme, and 2 other tick-borne diseases for dogs. Also, receive one free Heartguard with each test. Read more here.
	Case of the Month - Foreign Body See what happens if your cat swallows something as seemingly harmless as a piece of string.
	Case of the Month - Gunshot Wound What does a gunshot wound look like, and how is it treated?
	H1N1 confirmed in a cat For the first time, H1N1 virus has been confirmed in a cat.
	Holiday hours River Road Veterinary Clinic will be closed for regular appointments during the following days and times of the upcoming holiday season.
	Hunting Season safety for your pets Read here for tips on keeping your pet safe, and links to hunting season dates in VT and NH.
	Kitten available for adoption This very sweet little guy is looking for a forever home. Read more about him or stop by for a visit!
	New at the clinic! Ask your vet a question on FACEBOOK!
	NH horse licensing A NH bill under consideration would require equines to be registered with their town for a $25 fee.
	Pet Food Recall - Nutro cat food Nutro Products recalled some of its dry cat food products
	Pet Portal Sign up here to receive vaccination reminders for all your pets by email.
	Puppy First Grade Erin Donahue will be offering puppy first grade for puppies between 4 and 12 months of age, who have already had a puppy socialization class. Click on the link for more information
	Rabies clinic - March 13, 2010 Bring your cats and dogs to the RRVC Rabies Clinic on Saturday, March 13th from noon to 3pm.
	RRVC is now offering house calls! Let the Doctor do the driving! Small animal medical care is now available in the comfort of your own home. Read more about what services are offered
	Upcoming seminar featuring our own Dr. Berger Dr Berger will be giving his well-loved talk on dogs on October 10th and 11th at the humane society in Enfield NH
	Salmonella scare causes recall Several pet food products that contain peanut products have been recalled due to potential salmonella contamination.
	Health alert! Rabies update Your pets and animals should be vaccinated annually against Rabies. So far in 2009, 45 animals have tested positive for rabies in 36 towns in Vermont.