Veterinary care on wheels that comes to you! Save yourself a trip to the clinic with At Home Veterinary Care. Whether it's for routine vaccinations or a medical problem, we'll come see you and your favorite animal companion in the comfort of your own home. We're standing by to help! If you have questions about how At Home Veterinary Care works or if you're ready to request an appointment, call us at (203) 755-7201.
You can also request an appointment online! Dr. Romaniello is a Connecticut native who lived in Middlebury until she was six, then moved to Naugatuck. She earned BS in Environmental Science from Concordia College in 1992 followed by a DVM from Mississippi State College of Veterinary Medicine in 1997. She worked at Waterbury Veterinary Hospital, Mattatuck Animal Hospital, and the Connecticut Veterinary Center prior to starting At Home Veterinary Care in 2006.
Dr. Romaniello is married, has two daughters, 2.75 cats (one is 3-legged) and two dogs minus one eye. She enjoys hiking in her free time, and her guilty pleasure is romance novels.
You can also request an appointment online! Dr. Romaniello is a Connecticut native who lived in Middlebury until she was six, then moved to Naugatuck. She earned BS in Environmental Science from Concordia College in 1992 followed by a DVM from Mississippi State College of Veterinary Medicine in 1997. She worked at Waterbury Veterinary Hospital, Mattatuck Animal Hospital, and the Connecticut Veterinary Center prior to starting At Home Veterinary Care in 2006.
Dr. Romaniello is married, has two daughters, 2.75 cats (one is 3-legged) and two dogs minus one eye. She enjoys hiking in her free time, and her guilty pleasure is romance novels.
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Veterinary care that comes to you! House calls are great for cats-because cats like going to the veterinarian as much as they like baths.
Or if your dog has mobility issues, like seniors or even large dogs, our mobile service helps relieve the hassle of going to the clinic.
Visits from At Home Veterinary Care help reduce stress for animals and the people who love them.
Pets don't have to go to a noisy clinic where there are lots of new people and strange animals.
Instead, they can sit on their own beds, in the comfort of their own homes, and have a relatively relaxing examination.
Or if your dog has mobility issues, like seniors or even large dogs, our mobile service helps relieve the hassle of going to the clinic.
Visits from At Home Veterinary Care help reduce stress for animals and the people who love them.
Pets don't have to go to a noisy clinic where there are lots of new people and strange animals.
Instead, they can sit on their own beds, in the comfort of their own homes, and have a relatively relaxing examination.
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Diagnostics
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Accurate early detection is key when it comes to treating your pet, which is why many diagnostic tests are recommended annually.
Feline bartonella (cat scratch disease) testing is offered and provided through National Veterinary Labs.
When your pet recieves a full blood count and chemistry work up you have the option to request their Wellie Results via email.
For more information about diagnostics or if you would like to request an appointment for your pet, give us a call at (203) 755-7201.
You can also request a visit online.
Feline bartonella (cat scratch disease) testing is offered and provided through National Veterinary Labs.
When your pet recieves a full blood count and chemistry work up you have the option to request their Wellie Results via email.
For more information about diagnostics or if you would like to request an appointment for your pet, give us a call at (203) 755-7201.
You can also request a visit online.
Vaccinations
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Vaccinating your pets is a relatively inexpensive but important way to protect their health.
In addition to preventing many life-threatening illnesses, vaccinations can keep your pet and family safe from diseases prevalent in wildlife and those that can be passed to humans.
Vaccinations with boosters (typically four weeks apart) are especially important for young puppies and kittens, as they do not have full immunity from many serious infectious diseases.
For example, the parvovirus in puppies is a gastrointestinal disease that can kill young pets quickly and with little warning.
In addition to preventing many life-threatening illnesses, vaccinations can keep your pet and family safe from diseases prevalent in wildlife and those that can be passed to humans.
Vaccinations with boosters (typically four weeks apart) are especially important for young puppies and kittens, as they do not have full immunity from many serious infectious diseases.
For example, the parvovirus in puppies is a gastrointestinal disease that can kill young pets quickly and with little warning.
Brenda Romaniello, DVM
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Dr. Romaniello is a Connecticut native who lived in Middlebury until she was six, then moved to Naugatuck.
She earned a BS in Environmental Science from Concordia College in 1992 followed by a DVM from Mississippi State College of Veterinary Medicine in 1997.
She worked at Waterbury Veterinary Hospital, Mattatuck Animal Hospital, and the Connecticut Veterinary Center prior to starting At Home Veterinary Care in 2006.
Dr. Romaniello is married, has two daughters, 2.75 cats (one is 3-legged) and two dogs minus one eye.
She earned a BS in Environmental Science from Concordia College in 1992 followed by a DVM from Mississippi State College of Veterinary Medicine in 1997.
She worked at Waterbury Veterinary Hospital, Mattatuck Animal Hospital, and the Connecticut Veterinary Center prior to starting At Home Veterinary Care in 2006.
Dr. Romaniello is married, has two daughters, 2.75 cats (one is 3-legged) and two dogs minus one eye.
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