Lowell Road Veterinary Center is a full-service animal care facility located in southern New Hampshire, which specializes in the treatment of small animals and exotics. We provide high-quality personalized medicine to your pets and consider owner education one of our top priorities. In addition to routine vaccinations and wellness examinations, Lowell Road Veterinary Center provides a wide range of medical and surgical services to our patients.
Dr. Masuma Barrett integrates traditional and alternative medicine to provide a holistic approach for the health care of your pet.
2,018 acres all off leash. This area is open to hunting as it’s run by the Mass. Fisheries and Game division. Where blaze orange from October to January. Location: Enter off of Rte 140 north in Gardner, behind the North County Correctional Institute on Colony Road, or just beyond Colony Road at the turn off that says ‘Wildlife viewing area. Directions: Take rte 2 west to exit 24, rte 140 north. The two entrances are on your right. There are other entances in Westminster and Ashburnham.
T.L.C. Pet Salon T.L.C. Pet Salon is owned/operated by Christine Dwyer. With an Associates Degree in Canine Science from Newbury Jr. College and over 20 years experience, we provide full service grooming for dogs in a clean spacious environment. Bring your dog in for some tender loving care where noone cares more for your pet than us- except you. Open by appointment only, Tues.-Sat. Area Served: We serve the greater Gardner areaServices Offered: » Grooms most/all breeds of dogs » Special Care Appointments » Offers Large Dog (70+ Pounds) Grooming Services » Pet Pickup and Delivery » Pet Sitting Services » Pet Daycare Services » Retail Pet Products Available » Vet Referred Business Established: 1999
Miles of trails and hills, babbling brooks – Beautiful place for off leash fun, bring the children too. There are also porta-pottys in the beginning of the trails with a huge wide open field, picnic tables – bring the hibachi! Lots of doggies off leashes – but make sure they are ok being around horses. Every once in a while you might see one or two. Location: Manning Street – off of Rt. 31. Directions: From Main Street in Holden (122a) Heading north – Take a right onto Highland Street (Rt. 31) follow for a couple of miles (approx) Take a right on Manning Street (convenience store on corner) Follow that for about 2 minutes. You will see the entrance on your left hand side.
Woods, trails, open fields, and river for swimming. Huge area, plenty of space to roam and explore. Good dogs and owners. Directions: 225 East, before reaching town center. You will pass a canoe rental shop on right and then pass over Nashua River. Immediately after passing over river there is a small turnoff (easy to miss) on right with parking for cars. Walk in at brick entrance with iron gate.
Holiday Inn Boxborough Woods allows up to two dogs (70 lbs or less) per guest room for an additional fee of $25 per pet per night.
Any park or conservation area in Harvard or Bolton. Harvard and Bolton have no leash laws, so any public land is available to people walking their dogs off-leash. There are lots of conservation areas with trails; major ones include Clapp (off Rt 110 south of Rte 2), Delaney (off Finn Rd. in Harvard), Bowers Springs (Harvard Rd. in Bolton or Bolton Rd. in Harvard), Vaughan Hill (Green Road in Bolton), Bolton Flats (Rte. 110 in Bolton) and Powderhouse Hill (entrance behind Bolton Town Hall). Directions: I-495, exits for Route 111 (Harvard) and Route 117 (Bolton); or Route 2, exit for Routes 110/111 (Harvard).
