9 Fieldstone Commons,
Tolland, CT 06084
(860) 870-8701
73 West Stafford Rd,
Stafford Springs CT 06076
(860) 971-7300
118 Ashford Center Rd,
Ashford, CT 06278
(860) 487-0479
Fenton River Veterinary Hospital was founded by Drs. Scott and Heidi Morey in 2015. The husband and wife team wanted to create a Veterinary Hospital that really connected with the community while providing high-quality progressive veterinary care. Since they opened, they have expanded to 12 veterinarians and have on-call hours for emergencies in case you need help when the hospital is closed. Fenton River Veterinary Hospital honors and appreciates the bond between you and your pet, and treats all of their patients as if they were their own. They follow the highest ethical and medical standards, while considering the physical, emotional and financial capabilities of the patient’s owners. Their compassionate, well-educated team of professionals are committed to educating their clients and the community; helping all of their patients lead healthier, happier, and longer lives; and providing exceptional customer service that will exceed your expectations.
Posted on Dodie HannNovember 14, 2025Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. The staff at Fenton River are very friendly and very helpful, great people and the place is really nice. Very clean exam rooms and waiting area, such compassionate peoplePosted on Chris WlochNovember 6, 2025Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. They're very good and very nice we are very Happy with Fenton river there workers are help fullPosted on Steph DeeOctober 22, 2025Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. I had to put my beloved dog Rosalind down and I cannot express enough how kind and compassionate the team at Fenton River Tolland was. They had a soft blanket laid down for her and lots of good snacks and treats waiting for us. They explained the whole process to me and gave me plenty of time to snuggle with my girl. A special mention to Dr. Batty, who is the kindest and most intuitive vet I've ever had. It would have been so much more difficult without him. They took care of us so well and made a horrible moment less awful. They also provided a beautiful urn with Rosie's ashes and a paw print. I will be forever grateful to everyone there.Posted on Kimberly KingOctober 14, 2025Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Thank you so much to the staff of Fenton River Vet Hospital. From the moment we walked in my cat was calmer than he was the whole ride there. Especially thanks to Dr Branca and her assistant Amanda. We were so happy to know that our baby Gavin was in good hands. Love to all of you, Kim and Troy CarreiroPosted on Violetta StoneSeptember 19, 2025Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Emily was of greatest help to save emus on the run. I was desperate calling all clinics to administer a tranquilizer shot to capture the emus safely, and nobody would help. With Emily's help, we are close to capture the birds when they appear!Posted on Troy CarreiroSeptember 16, 2025Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. My wife and I would like to sincerely thank Fenton river Vet for realizing that our cat was in congestive heart failure. We brought him in for a physical and they quickly got on the phone and we were able to get him to the vet hospital in Middletown. We want to especially thank the doctor and a very special thanks to the vet technician Christian. He was so Caring and felt so much empathy with us. Thank you Christian. Fenton river Vet is very lucky to have you. Thank you, Troy, my wife, Kim, and our little boy Gavin he’s home doing fine now.Posted on Robin ViveirosAugust 25, 2025Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Had annual exams for Diesel, Dozer and Zeus this morning. The vet and the assistant went above and beyond with care, nail clipping, exams, ear cleaning, and they are so gentle with all of our dogs. This is the best place 100%Posted on M MJuly 28, 2025Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Irish Wolfhounds are house horses. Not easy to treat. Dr Morey and staff make us feel so comfortable. What a blessing having several locations.Posted on Jamie MarshJune 24, 2025Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Just have to give it to dr. Batty. Not only do my animals all love him, my son thought he was blippi at our cats appointment. The rest of the day, my 3 year old was telling everyone he met blippi.Verified by TrustindexTrustindex verified badge is the Universal Symbol of Trust. Only the greatest companies can get the verified badge who has a review score above 4.5, based on customer reviews over the past 12 months. Read more
Dr. Scott Morey was a beloved veterinarian, mentor, husband, and father whose legacy continues to shape our practice and community. Raised in Tolland, Connecticut, Scott developed an early passion for agriculture while working on a local dairy farm and showing beef cattle in 4-H. This lifelong love for animals led him to earn a degree in animal science from the University of Connecticut, followed by a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine from Kansas State University, where he graduated with honors. During his time at Kansas State, he also completed a Master of Science in animal science with a focus on dairy cattle nutrition, earning a perfect 4.0 GPA. [...]
Dr. Heidi Morey grew up in Willington, Connecticut. She was active in many 4-H clubs during her youth, but especially enjoyed showing beef cattle. She attended the University of Connecticut, graduating with a B.S. in animal science. Following graduation, Heidi attended veterinary school at Kansas State University, and graduated with honors. While there, she also completed her M.S. in animal science. After graduation, she practiced in a mixed animal practice in north central Kansas. There, she was able to focus on her interest of small animal, soft tissue, and orthopedic surgery, while also having the opportunity to work with farm animals and horses. [...]
Dr. Tracy Zulick grew up in Mansfield, Connecticut sharing the pleasure and responsibility of a horse with her four sisters. She loved all animals and became interested in farming through her future husband’s family. She received her animal science degree at the University of Connecticut. Many years later when she was analyzing her career path, she decided to follow her dream and went to Tufts Veterinary School. Initially, Dr. Zulick worked in a mixed-animal practice. She took care of all species of livestock, dogs, cats, birds, pocket pets, and even worked with Greyhounds at the Plainfield Race Track. Her next move was to a small animal practice of dogs and cats with the occasional ferret. While there, Dr. Zulick was able to gain a lot of experience in soft tissue surgery. Recently, she worked in a cat only practice where she has learned to appreciate and respect the uniqueness of cats and develop her experience with dentistry. [...]
Dr. Batty grew up in Smithfield, Rhode Island enjoying various sports and participating in Boy Scouts. He went on to study biology and chemistry at Quinnipiac University. After graduation, he gained valuable experience working as a veterinary assistant at Woodstock Veterinary Clinic in northeast Connecticut. Then he pursued his veterinary degree at Kansas State University, graduating in 2022. His professional interests include small animal surgery, anesthesia, and emergency medicine. [...]
Dr. Emma Fournier is a graduate from the Tufts University School of Veterinary Medicine. She was born and raised in Maine and attended the University of Maine Orono for her Bachelors degree in biology. Prior to vet school, Emma worked at a local animal shelter for several years and formed a strong interest in shelter medicine. [...]
Dr. Christina Parrella is a Massachusetts native and grew up in the south shore. She received her bachelor’s degree from the University of Massachusetts Amherst. During this time, she worked closely with the University’s sheep herd, fostering a strong interest in small ruminant medicine [...]
Chelsea grew up in Wolcott, Connecticut and developed a love of animals from a young age. She began riding horses at the age of 10 and working at a local small animal veterinary clinic. She earned her bachelor’s degree in Animal Science from the University of Connecticut and then went on to graduate from the University of Illinois College of Veterinary Medicine. [...]
Trevor grew up in New Lothrop, Michigan (Go Green), on a cash crop and livestock farm. From the moment he could walk, he was working with the animals that called their farm home. His family farm consisted of a 40-sow farrow-to-finish operation, 100-head Holstein steers, and 100-head breeding Hampshire ewes. He rapidly developed a love for livestock husbandry, most notably within pigs and cattle. At the age of 8 he began completely showing pigs at the county, state, and national level. He was active in 4-H and FFA and is an active supporter of these organizations [...]
Kathleen is a Connecticut native and graduated from Stevens Institute of Technology in Hoboken, NJ with a B.S. in chemical biology. She spent a year working at the PennVet Swine Research & Teaching Center where she developed an appreciation for swine nutrition, husbandry, productivity, and welfare. She then received her VMD from the University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine. [...]
A native New Englander, Dr. Catherine North graduated from Michigan State University in 1983. After spending several years in mixed animal practice in Michigan, she and her family moved to Connecticut. Dr. North established [...]