Park Animal Hospital – Vets in Darien
Clinic Overview
Park Animal Hospital is an independent veterinary clinic in Darien, Connecticut, located at 168 Noroton Ave. It provides general veterinary care for dogs and cats, along with some specialty and alternative therapy options. Regular hours run Monday–Wednesday and Friday 8am–5pm, with shorter hours on Thursday (8am–2pm), and the clinic is closed weekends.
Park Animal Hospital is an independent veterinary clinic in Darien, Connecticut, located at 168 Noroton Ave. It provides general veterinary care for dogs and cats, along with some specialty and alternative therapy options. Regular hours run Monday–Wednesday and Friday 8am–5pm, with shorter hours on Thursday (8am–2pm), and the clinic is closed weekends. Doctors remain on call and check messages until 11pm, with after-hours referral to local emergency centers.
Services
- •Wellness exams and preventive medicine
- •Vaccinations
- •General veterinary care for dogs and cats
- •Specialty care (as described by the practice)
- •Dental care, including professional teeth cleaning
- •Surgery, including spay/neuter and dental procedures
- •Diagnostics and laboratory testing (including blood work and heartworm testing)
- •Blood pressure monitoring
- •Alternative therapies, including acupuncture
- •Therapeutic laser therapy (cold laser/laser therapy)
- •Pharmacy services, including an in-house/fully stocked pharmacy and an online pharmacy link
- •Emergency support: on-call doctors check messages until 11pm; after 11pm, referral to Cornell University Veterinary Specialists (Stamford), Veterinary Referral and Emergency Center (Norwalk), and MedVet (Norwalk)
Pricing
No published pricing information is available for this clinic.
People
Dr. Damian Battersby (Veterinarian; Owner), Dr. Shelley Skopit (Veterinarian; Owner), and Cecile (Client Service Coordinator) are listed by the practice.
Reviews
Park Animal Hospital has a 4.7/5 Google rating from 37 reviews. Written feedback commonly mentions thorough, gentle care and veterinarians who take time to explain assessments and care options, along with a staff that follows up and is welcoming. A contrasting theme appears in a negative review describing unpleasant interactions with front-desk staff and specifically naming Cecil/Cecilia as difficult to speak with.

