About Hanover Veterinary Clinic

Hanover Veterinary Clinic is a full-service veterinary medical facility located in West Lebanon, NH.

Our Mission

Our mission is to offer high-quality veterinary care that focuses on wellness, prevention, and treatment while building strong connections with pets and their owners through education and support. We pride ourselves on prompt care and attention to your needs.

About Us

Hanover Veterinary Clinic is committed to providing exceptional veterinary care for pets in West Lebanon, NH, and the surrounding communities. With a focus on delivering the highest quality services, the clinic goes the extra mile to ensure the well-being and happiness of every furry patient. Their dedicated team of skilled veterinarians and compassionate staff members strive to create a welcoming and comfortable environment for pets and their owners. From routine check-ups to advanced medical treatments, Hanover Veterinary Clinic utilizes state-of-the-art technology and evidence-based practices to deliver personalized care. With a genuine love for animals, they are a trusted partner in keeping pets healthy and thriving.

Watermelon Helen

Watermelon Helen came to find her new home at the Hanover Veterinary Clinic in 2019 as a gift from our new owner, David McGrath. Helen is one of the original cows created for “The Boston Cow Parade”. She starred in the 2006 “cows are coming” parade event for cancer awareness. The official artists rendition name is “Watermelon Helen and her Crazy Crow Cousins” … we just affectionately call her Helen. Her lifetime partners we call Lary, Curly, and Maureen. She loves greeting all the patrons of Hanover Veterinary Clinic every day and enjoys the changing of the seasons: as well as all the Holidays. We make sure she is well dressed for every occasion. Please feel free to stop by and meet her, all photos are encouraged and can be shared with family and friends through your media accounts. Helen does love to get around …. Please beware her head will wiggle, and her bell does ring…. some dogs take a moment to adjust ….