Our Veterinary Affiliates

Below is a list of veterinary practices which Dr. Dutton has also developed. Please visit each site by clicking the associated link.

i131 New Hampshire

A veterinary specialty practice founded by Dr. Michael Dutton, dedicated exclusively to the care and treatment of feline hyperthyroidism using radioactive iodine injection (i131), the only cure for the disease. i131 New Hampshire operates exclusively out of the Capital Area Veterinary Emergency Service (CAVES) hospital at 1 Intervale Road in Concord, New Hampshire. Visit site.

Exotic and Bird Specialty Clinic

A veterinary specialty practice owned by Dr. Michael Dutton, dedicated to meeting the veterinary needs of exotic pets such as ferrets, birds, and reptiles. Over fifteen years of experience in the field makes the Clinic a vital resource for both the owners and referring veterinarians. Visit site.

Ear Clinic for Pets

A veterinary specialty practice owned by Dr. Michael Dutton, which invested in a video otoscope system to take advantage of the superior diagnostic and treatment option it provides. It has helped tremendously for pets with chronic ear problems and allows us to more accurately perform ear exams, diagnose diseases and treat external and middle ear problems. We have also used the system for visualizing the mouth cavity, especially on rabbits and chinchillas. Visit site.

Capital Area Veterinary Emergency Service (CAVES) and Veterinary Referral Center of NH

An emergency hospital that provides highest quality 24/7 emergency and critical care to vets and their clients in the greater Concord, New Hampshire area. Veterinary Referral Center of New Hampshire (VRCNH): A comprehensive veterinary specialty facility and veterinary referral center located in Concord, New Hampshire. Visit site.

Littleton Area Veterinary Emergency Service

New Hampshire's North Country area affiliate of CAVES, the emergency veterinary hospital in Concord, NH. The Littleton branch is a night/holiday/weekend basic veterinary emergency facility that serves the most commonly encountered veterinary emergency needs. Visit site.