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the Uxbridge Animal Hospital

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​The Uxbridge Animal Hospital is an AAHA-accredited veterinary hospital. That means we hold ourselves to a higher standard. Pets are our passion. And keeping them healthy is our #1 priority. Here, we strive to deliver excellent care for pets, because your pets deserve nothing less.

The Uxbridge Animal Hospital is owned by two dedicated and talented veterinarians;  Dr. Jocelyn Cowan  and Dr. Deborah Veo, who purchased the Uxbridge Animal Hospital in 2007.  Together, with their full time associates; Dr. Alyssa Vincent and Dr. Ali O'Hagan and two part time veterinarians; Dr. Kristal Miles and Dr. Robin Knox., they strive to provide the highest standards of veterinary medical care and customer service; ​treating each patient as if it was their own. ​

​At the HEART of Uxbridge Animal Hospital is our support staff; a group of highly professional, caring and educated individuals whose compassion and dedication elevates the Uxbridge Animal Hospital to excellence. ​

 ​​​The Uxbridge Animal Hospital strives to build trusting, personal, and long lasting relationships with our clients while fostering the One Health philosophy, of achieving the best health for people, animals and their environment.​

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September is Disaster Preparedness Month

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We always need to be prepared to take care of our animals, especially during disasters such as fire, flood, or other emergencies. In cases of fire or natural disasters, you need to be prepared in case your pet gets injured, lost, or has to be evacuated.

• A pre-determined plan in case of a disaster will help you remain calm and think clearly.
• Remember to communicate and cooperate with all emergency personnel.
• If you must leave the premises let someone know where you are going and try to remain in contact with that person.

Learn more by viewing this video.

(AVMA. "Pets and Disasters". https://www.avma.org/public/EmergencyCare/Pages/Pets-and-Disasters.aspx)

Your Pet's Skin: There's A Lot to Cover

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​September is when kids go back to school and finally, you have a chance to relax. Who wants to join you? Your pet! While you’re snuggling with your furry friend, you may feel a bump or rash on their skin. What should you do?
Your pet may have bumps, lumps, missing fur, a black spot or a funny-looking toenail. Are these things something of concern?

For most owners, it’s tough to know what skin issues are o.k. and what needs further evaluation. Missing fur may be from a lost battle with a housemate. A black spot may be a tick. A rash may indicate a food allergy. A little bump may be cancer. Skin is the largest organ of the body and there’s a lot to cover! That’s why a yearly checkup is vital to your pet’s health. When you bring your pet in for their wellness exam, we’ll assess every part of them, from nose to tail. We’ll make sure your pet is healthy and stays that way!
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Now that there’s a little peace and quiet at home, schedule your pet’s yearly exam. We’ll perform a thorough skin check and a few other easy tests if needed to keep your pet happy, healthy and a part of your family for a long, long time. Make an appointment today!