Fenton River Veterinary Hospital is a state-of-the-art, full-service large and small animal hospital and ambulatory practice, serving Tolland, Connecticut and surrounding areas. Fenton River Veterinary Hospital prides itself on being professional and courteous while providing high-quality progressive veterinary care. Dr. Scott Morey specializes in large animal medicine, providing on-farm routine exams and vaccinations, lameness exams, reproductive services, surgeries and many others. Scott is trained in equine reproduction, bovine embryo transfer, cattle nutrition, and emergency medicine. Dr. Heidi Morey focuses on small animal, soft tissue, and orthopedic surgery.
Dr. Heidi Morey grew up in Willington, CT. She was active in many 4-H clubs growing up, but especially enjoyed showing beef cattle. She attended the University of Connecticut, graduating in 2005 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. In 2014, Heidi moved back to Connecticut where she was able to continue practicing and expand her knowledge and skills in small animal surgery and medicine. In 2015, Heidi opened Fenton River Veterinary Hospital with her husband, Dr. Scott Morey.
Scott Morey , DVM, MS
Dr. Scott Morey was raised in Tolland, CT. Growing up, he enjoyed working on a local dairy farm and showing beef cattle in 4-H. This led him to pursue a degree in animal science from the University of Connecticut, graduating in 2006. He then attended veterinary school at Kansas State University and graduated with honors. While attending veterinary school, he also pursued his M.S. in animal science, specializing in dairy cattle nutrition, graduating with a 4.0 GPA. Following graduation, he practiced at a progressive, mixed-animal practice in north central Kansas, where he practiced high quality medicine and surgery in all species. In 2014, Scott moved back to Connecticut and began providing on-farm veterinary services before opening Fenton River Veterinary Hospital in his hometown with his wife, Dr. Heidi Morey. Scott specializes in large animal medicine, providing on-farm routine exams and vaccinations, lameness exams, reproductive services, surgeries and many others. Scott is trained in equine reproduction, bovine embryo transfer, cattle nutrition, and emergency medicine. He also provides on-farm digital radiology and ultrasound. When Scott isn't working, he enjoys spending time with Heidi and their children, Ashlynn and Jackson, and working with their small herd of Simmental beef cattle.
