Since 1995 it has been our goal at Canton Animal Hospital to provide the very best veterinary care to pets throughout the Farmington Valley. Dr. Arnold Goldman and his exceptional staff strive to bring you the highest quality care available, educating you on what’s happening every step of the way and ensuring your comfort while here at the office.
Our philosophy is to care for all pets as if they were ours. We are a team of animal lovers here to give our patients the attention and care they deserve.
So don’t be afraid to call us here at (860) 693-9300. We can answer any questions you may have.
Doors are generally unlocked and the phones answered at the below times, with the understanding that weather, emergencies or special circumstances may occasionally cause delays.
Routine Schedule
Monday thru Wednesday: 8am-6pm
Thursday and Friday: 8am – 5pm
Saturday: 8am-12pm
Emergency services are always available for established clients. Start by calling the regular number. If the doctor is unavailable you will be given alternate instructions. Dr. Arnie also saves all of his established clients’ phone numbers in his cellphone in case he needs to be reached via text after hours.
Canton Animal Hospital LLC is located at 198 Albany Turnpike (Route 44) in Canton, approximately 1/2 mile west of The Shoppes at Farmington Valley and just east of Canton Village Shopping Center, both on Route 44 in Canton. We are diagonally across Route 44 from Bank of America in Canton.
For more detailed directions, click here.
Urgency: a troubling or uncomfortable pet health matter that is not life threatening.
Examples: ear infection, hot spot, limping, anal gland impaction, dental disease, broken nail, minor skin wound, minor bleeding, milk chocolate ingestion, rash, itchiness, most chronic diseases with recent flareups, vomiting of less than 1 day duration, diarrhea of less than 1 day duration, inappetence of 1 day or less.
Emergency: a serious pet health matter that left untreated may be disabling or life threatening.
Examples: motor vehicle trauma, eye held closed, significant bleeding, poisonous plant ingestion, baking chocolate ingestion, rodent poison ingestion, small dog attacked by larger dog, other poison or human medication ingestions, persistent vomiting of more than 1 day, previously undiagnosed seizures > 3 minutes, persistent diarrhea for greater than 1 day or if accompanied by persistent vomiting.
Call 860-693-9300 and in most cases Dr. Goldman will answer, or promptly return your call, and advise you. Most urgencies and some emergencies can be managed at home with appropriate advice. In other cases, Dr. Goldman will either agree to see you or refer you to particular emergency facilities. Keep in mind these facilities are selected based on expertise and our experience with the outcomes achieved for our client's pets. They may not always be the closest options, but successful outcomes are the measure we use to judge what is best for your beloved pets, and our patients.
Veterinary Specialists of West Hartford 860-236-3273
New England Veterinary Center & Cancer Care 860-688-8400
Pieper Memorial Veterinary Center 860-347-8387
New Haven Central Hospital for Veterinary Medicine 203-865-0878
Click Here For Emergency Guidance For Pet Health Issues
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