Beckett & Associates Veterinary Services – Vets in Glastonbury
Clinic Overview
Beckett & Associates Veterinary Services is an AAHA-accredited veterinary clinic at 1269 Main St in Glastonbury, Connecticut. The practice provides care for dogs and cats as well as exotics, and also lists services for horses and farm animals including cattle, sheep, goats, llamas, and alpacas. Emergency care is available for equine and farm animals 24/7/365, while small-animal emergencies are handled during business hours with after-hours and holiday referrals to local emergency clinics.
Services
- •Wellness care for companion animals
- •Canine and feline vaccinations
- •Surgery for companion animals
- •On-site medical diagnostics and in-house laboratory testing
- •Dental care including professional (sedated) cleanings
- •Advanced dental procedures including tooth extractions and oral surgery under general anesthesia
- •Dermatology and allergy evaluation for skin and ear conditions, including environmental and food sensitivities
- •End-of-life care including hospice and palliative care
- •Euthanasia services with an in-clinic comfort room option, outdoor euthanasia option, and in-home euthanasia
- •Orthopedic evaluations
- •Orthopedic and joint therapies for osteoarthritis and injury
- •Emergency services: small animals during business hours; equine and farm animals 24/7/365; after-hours small-animal referral options include New England Veterinary Center & Cancer Care, VCA Veterinary Specialist of CT, Pieper Veterinary Emergency & Specialty, Central Hospital for Veterinary Care, and Bolton Veterinary Hospital
Pricing
No published pricing information is available for this clinic.
People
The clinic lists Caitlin McIntosh, DVM (Owner), Jennifer Webb, DVM (Owner), and Kelley (Business Operations Manager).
Reviews
Google reviews show a 4.7/5 rating from 210 reviews. Recent comments describe veterinarians, technicians, and staff as welcoming, caring, and gentle, with thorough exams and treatments. Several reviews note attention to animal comfort (including options to avoid the waiting room) and an accommodating approach for pets that are anxious due to prior negative experiences, and one mentions the clinic being situated on a farm.
