Queen City Animal Hospital

Hooksett, NH

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At a glance

Facility type
Veterinary Practice
Practice tier
General
Clinic type
Standalone
Operating status
Operational
Appointment model
Appointment
24/7 care
No
Accepting new patients
Unknown

Species treated

Small Animal Companion

Services

General Practice Wellness Vaccination Surgery Dentistry Imaging In House Lab Pharmacy End Of Life

Amenities & accessibility

Appointments
Appointment requiredAppointments recommended
Service options
Onsite services
Accessibility
Wheelchair accessible entranceWheelchair accessible parking lot

Overview

At Queen City Animal hospital we love caring for pets and helping them stay well. We are committed to helping you make informed decisions on the high quality of care your pet receives here. Our convenient location, full in-house laboratory capabilities, diagnostic imaging equipment, pet pharmacy as well as our caring, personal staff enable our animal hospital to serve any of your pet’s medical needs, including: Preventative Medicine, Immunizations, Microchip Identification, Senior Pets Care, Ophthalmic Care, Radiology, Ultrasound, Surgical Services, Dentistry, Laboratory Services, Pharmacy, Nutritional Consultation. We aim to provide the highest quality, affordable veterinary medical and surgical services in a compassionate, expert environment. You will find exceptional patient care and superior client satisfaction every time you visit!

In 1959 Dr. George F. Mercier purchased an old home located at 2140 Candia Rd. in Manchester, NH, along with the adjacent vacant lot. Dr. Mercier soon had his practice located in the downstairs of the home and he and his family lived in an apartment on the top floor. In the early years he had a large and small animal practice as there were many farms in the surrounding towns of Auburn, Candia, Chester, and Derry. In the spring of 1965, he broke ground and built the second animal hospital in Manchester at 2150 Candia Road. Over the years, many family farms were no longer around and he focused on small animal medicine and surgery. He practiced at this location until 1988. He sold the real estate of the practice and relocated it to 180 Londonderry Turnpike in Hooksett where it remains today. On March 17, 1995, he sold the practice to Paul A. Comeau DVM

Mission — We aim to provide the highest quality, affordable veterinary medical and surgical services in a compassionate, expert environment. You will find exceptional patient care and superior client satisfaction every time you visit!

Care capabilities

Emergency
Er Daytime

Team at a glance

2
Veterinarians (DVM)
8
Support staff
10
Total team

Individual names, titles & bios are in the practice intelligence layer below.

Technology & equipment

in-house laboratory capabilitiesdiagnostic imaging equipmentpet pharmacy

Services in detail

Preventative MedicineImmunizationsMicrochip IdentificationSenior Pet CareOphthalmic CareRadiologyUltrasoundSurgical ServicesDentistryLaboratoryPharmacyNutritional ConsultationEmergency ServicesReferral Services

Memberships

New Hampshire Veterinary Medical AssociationAmerican Veterinary Medical AssociationSurgical Laser Society

Appointments & hours

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Monday – Thursday 7:30 am to 5 pm; Friday – Sunday Closed

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Frequently asked

Does Queen City Animal Hospital offer emergency or urgent care?+

Queen City Animal Hospital provides daytime emergency care.

What services does Queen City Animal Hospital offer?+

Queen City Animal Hospital offers General Practice, Wellness, Vaccination, Surgery, Dentistry, Imaging, In House Lab, Pharmacy, and more.

When was Queen City Animal Hospital established?+

Queen City Animal Hospital has served the Hooksett, NH community since 1959.

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Data as of July 2026. VetPulse aggregates public-record and licensing data; it does not represent the practice directly.