Cobalt Veterinary Clinic

At Cobalt Veterinary Hospital, we provide the full spectrum of pet care. Stop by for a stress free visit with your pet. During our annual wellness checkups we can discuss special diets, spay & neuter, dental cleanings, microchipping, Heart worm and Flea & Tick prevention, Training etc. Our facility offers individually customized on site surgical services, diagnostic radiology, and ultrasounds, designed to treat your pet and minimize anxiety for both of you. When the time comes, you can trust us for compassionate treatment of terminal illness and end of life care. We understand that sometimes it is impossible to bring your pet to our hospital. For this reason, we offer a house-call service on a pre-scheduled basis for our clients

After graduating from Oklahoma State University, College of Veterinary Medicine in 2002, we moved to Connecticut and migrated east of the River. This led us to work at Portland Veterinary Hospital, allowing us to get to know you and your pets. You welcomed us, and we knew that we did not want to work anywhere else. We purchased the hospital in 2015 from Dr. Olson & Dr. Nunez, and now as the the owners of Portland Vet, we look forward to strengthening our commitment to serve you, your pets, and the community. The original house and barn were built in 1823 as a federalist style house with a working farm. Thourghout the years, there have been numerous hard-working families with a love for animals that have called this house their home. Though we will not be living here, we live just up the road, still in Cobalt, and want to make sure this place remains a place that cherish the relationship between people and the animals we all love. During the transition of this farm and house to Cobalt veterinary Clinic, we wanted to preserve the original colonial feel of the house which meant using the original portion and adding a post and beam section that would resemble a carriage house (the oak posts actually came from a local mill). And how could it be a working arm without any workers. so, we gathered up our three kids and put them to work. throughout the entire building process, the kids helped us repurpose as much o the original materials s possible, along with keeping a traditional New England farm theme