Pet Facilities in Old Lyme

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Pet Facilities in Old Lyme

Pet Grooming

Oliver's Tails A Canine Spa

15 Noyes Rd, Old Lyme

Gina is a wonderful groomer. My dog looks and smells so nice after her visit. Gina is skilled, kind and patient with my dog. Highly recommend her.

(860) 434-9000
Superb5 Reviews5

Pet Care

Old Lyme Veterinary Hospital

1 Davis Rd W, Old Lyme

Dr. Neal is wonderful, knowledgeable, and an excellent veterinarian. Our cats love him.

(860) 434-8387
Superb26 Reviews4.8

It's a Great Veterinary Hospital with Great protocols so it's not too stressful for your pets and you. The staff is friendly, caring and attentive to what you have to say. The exam rooms are comfortable. The are very knowledgeable and include you in thr decisions. I definitely would recommend them.

(860) 434-1763
Superb24 Reviews4.8

Pet Sitting & Training

My Toy Kennel

29 Old Stagecoach Rd, Old Lyme

I cannot say enough about this hidden gem. The care and attention that our Landseer (Newfoundland) received while boarding at My Toy Kennel was exceptional. The kennel is clean, spacious and in a spectacular setting. Bill is extremely attentive and in tuned with a dogs needs and treats them absolutely as if they were his own. He is wonderful communicating with dog parents while their pets are in his care and each pet receives a”report card” upon check out. Duffy returned happy and raring to go (not to mention bathed and beautifully groomed). We couldn’t be happier and are confident that we will be returning customers!

(860) 434-9878
Superb1 Reviews5

Pet-Friendly Restaurants

Florence Griswold Museum

96 Lyme St, Old Lyme

The historic boarding house, grounds, and gallery space of Florence Griswold Museum continues to invite artists and art enthusiasts along with educating the public about the American Impressionist movement.
The house is air conditioned and well-lit. Like most historic houses, the second story was not accessible to those using a wheelchair. However, the museum has a remarkable virtual tour complete with ample digital signage for each painting. Krieble Gallery was fully accessible for those with limited mobility or using a wheelchair. Plus, the space provided plenty of seating. The regular exhibition space was well-lit, but the gift shop and back rooms had poor lighting.