The Hampton Veterinary Hospital is located in Hampton, New Brunswick, and is a full-service, fully-accredited small animal hospital that has been serving the town of Hampton and the surrounding area for more than 25 years. The Hospital underwent extensive renovations in 2005, adding a large open reception area and two new examination rooms to the existing structure.
Dr. Sherri Malone joined the practice in 1996, while Dr. Sheila MacGowan came on board in 1998. Together, they took over ownership in 2009. With a combined experience of 30+ years and equipped with many of the most modern diagnostic technologies available, including digital radiography, flexible endoscopy, and complete in-house laboratory, our facility is pleased to offer a wide variety of services to keep our patients in the best of health.
Dr. Sherri Malone joined the practice in 1996, while Dr. Sheila MacGowan came on board in 1998. Together, they took over ownership in 2009. With a combined experience of 30+ years and equipped with many of the most modern diagnostic technologies available, including digital radiography, flexible endoscopy, and complete in-house laboratory, our facility is pleased to offer a wide variety of services to keep our patients in the best of health.
Services
The Hampton Veterinary Hospital is a full-service small animal and exotics facility, and provides all the routine preventative medicine and surgery your pet will require to ensure optimum health and vitality for the duration of their life. Hampton Veterinary Hospital is proud to offer SV "A" Stamp Hip & Elbow Evaluation for German Shepherd Dogs with registration papers/pedigree(s).
Dr. Sherri Malone earned her Bachelor of Science degree from Dalhousie University before attending the Atlantic Veterinary College and obtaining her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine in 1996. Dr. Malone attends regular continuing education and recently became a certified PennHIP Veterinarian. Dr. Malone enjoys all facets of small animal practice.
Our warm and inviting front reception area features comfortable divided seating areas, a wide selection of Medi-Cal/Royal Canin foods and other useful over-the-counter products. Our friendly and experienced staff will be pleased to discuss any of these foods and products, book your next appointment or surgical procedure, or answer any other questions you may have about our facility and services.
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Mark Burhoe
Sep 14, 2021
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Aug 16, 2021
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Meaghan
Feb 27, 2021
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Sep 26, 2020
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Aug 29, 2020
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Devin Hoyt
Jul 28, 2019
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Our dog was admitted with Parvo. After 24 hours of care, she was sent home because her fever had reduced, so no need for an IV, but she still wasn't eating or drinking. They thought we could maintain her care at home. We ended up taking her back because she took a turn for worse. Our first bill was $700 and we expressed that we couldn't afford another bill like that. After much discussion, we had decided to have her euthanized. The doctors refused. Dr. Malone actually accused me of animal abuse because I would not (but actually couldn't afford) to have her admitted right away. I took her to another
Ward Wright
Oct 17, 2018
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My wife and I had to bring in our beloved fur baby of 7 years into your place of business Saturday night. He had been to his usual Vet on 2 other separate occasions for a Urinary Tract Infection. When my wife had to call Saturday night for the after hours Vet and tell her about our dogs condition. He was in alot of pain...it seemed to us that his body was shutting down. The Vet told my wife it would be 170.00 dollars to look at him. We ultimately made the decision to take him in right away. Within 45 minutes after we had arrived, the doctor told us the prognosis wasn't good. She talked about different
Tyler
Oct 11, 2018
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I had to come to this vet this weekend for an emergency visit due to complications that came up sunday night after a urinary tract blockage and surgery that took place at the Loch Lomond Veterinary Hospital last week.
This vet took my call in the dead middle of the night without coming across as inconvenienced or bothered for even a single second, and delivered the utmost care, patience and a balance of being frank and direct, but also careful and not abrasive. They have taken care of my baby boy since last night and it sounds like he is doing okay now, and they detail that they have given me
This vet took my call in the dead middle of the night without coming across as inconvenienced or bothered for even a single second, and delivered the utmost care, patience and a balance of being frank and direct, but also careful and not abrasive. They have taken care of my baby boy since last night and it sounds like he is doing okay now, and they detail that they have given me
