What types of wellness and preventive care does Boston Veterinary Clinic offer?

Boston Veterinary Clinic provides routine nose-to-tail wellness exams, pet allergies and dermatology services, pet dental care, microchipping, and pet nutrition guidance. They also offer parasite control, vaccinations, and specific care programs for puppies, kittens, and senior pets, all aimed at prevention and early diagnosis.

What services are available for new puppies and kittens?

For puppies and kittens, Boston Veterinary Clinic offers an initial veterinary exam to ensure a healthy start. This visit includes a comprehensive physical exam and discussions on vaccinations, parasite prevention, nutrition, microchipping, and spaying or neutering. The goal is to provide guidance and preventive care for their growth and development.

How does Boston Veterinary Clinic handle pet emergencies?

During business hours, pet owners should call Boston Veterinary Clinic immediately for any pet emergencies to receive guidance on the best course of action. Outside of business hours, the clinic recommends contacting Angell Animal Medical Center in Boston, MA, for emergency animal hospital services.

Does Boston Veterinary Clinic provide care for senior pets?

Yes, as pets enter their senior years, Boston Veterinary Clinic offers regular, and often more frequent, examinations along with age-appropriate screening tests. Their veterinarians work with pet owners to monitor for subtle changes, identify potential issues, and develop a care plan focused on comfort, mobility, and quality of life for aging pets.

What internal medicine services are offered?

Boston Veterinary Clinic's team helps diagnose and treat conditions related to the internal body systems of animals. This includes conditions of the GI system, kidneys, liver, heart, nervous system, endocrine glands, bladder, and respiratory systems. They also treat cancers.

Boston Veterinary Clinic

Boston Veterinary Clinic is a general practice practice in Boston, MA. Procedures include Neutering, Puppy & Kitten Care, Urgent Care, and Pet Hospice.

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About

Boston Veterinary Clinic in Bay Village provides comprehensive veterinary care for dogs and cats, focusing on wellness and prevention. Services include routine nose-to-tail wellness exams, advanced diagnostics, and surgical procedures. The clinic offers specific preventative care such as pet dental care, microchipping, nutrition guidance, parasite control, and vaccinations. They also provide care for puppies, kittens, and senior pets, along with pet hospice and euthanasia services.

The clinic offers urgent care during business hours, advising pet owners to call immediately for guidance. For emergencies outside business hours, they recommend contacting Angell Animal Medical Center in Boston, MA. Boston Veterinary Clinic in Bay Village is part of a respected network of clinics in Boston, committed to high standards of practice and dedicated care for the community.

Procedures

Neutering
Puppy & Kitten Care
Urgent Care
Pet Hospice
Pet Dental Care
Senior Pet Care
Spaying
Pet Allergies & Dermatology
Testing & Diagnostics
Microchipping
Vaccinations
Surgical Procedures
Parasite Control
Routine nose-to-tail wellness exams
Euthanasia
Wellness & Prevention
Veterinary Internal Medicine
Pet Nutrition

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Frequently asked questions

What types of wellness and preventive care does Boston Veterinary Clinic offer?: Boston Veterinary Clinic provides routine nose-to-tail wellness exams, pet allergies and dermatology services, pet dental care, microchipping, and pet nutrition guidance. They also offer parasite control, vaccinations, and specific care programs for puppies, kittens, and senior pets, all aimed at prevention and early diagnosis.
What services are available for new puppies and kittens?: For puppies and kittens, Boston Veterinary Clinic offers an initial veterinary exam to ensure a healthy start. This visit includes a comprehensive physical exam and discussions on vaccinations, parasite prevention, nutrition, microchipping, and spaying or neutering. The goal is to provide guidance and preventive care for their growth and development.
How does Boston Veterinary Clinic handle pet emergencies?: During business hours, pet owners should call Boston Veterinary Clinic immediately for any pet emergencies to receive guidance on the best course of action. Outside of business hours, the clinic recommends contacting Angell Animal Medical Center in Boston, MA, for emergency animal hospital services.
Does Boston Veterinary Clinic provide care for senior pets?: Yes, as pets enter their senior years, Boston Veterinary Clinic offers regular, and often more frequent, examinations along with age-appropriate screening tests. Their veterinarians work with pet owners to monitor for subtle changes, identify potential issues, and develop a care plan focused on comfort, mobility, and quality of life for aging pets.
What internal medicine services are offered?: Boston Veterinary Clinic's team helps diagnose and treat conditions related to the internal body systems of animals. This includes conditions of the GI system, kidneys, liver, heart, nervous system, endocrine glands, bladder, and respiratory systems. They also treat cancers.

Contact & hours

Address

363 Tremont St
Boston

Phone

(857) 362-8672

Website

bostonveterinary.com/bay-village

4.6 · 491 Google reviews

Recent reviews

11 months ago

Leah

Luna (Sim) always has a great experience here! They are timely with our visits, and the offices and reception area are clean. Dr. Jeff and all staff were informative, attentive, and they try their best to make sure she is feeling comfortable, and have a good positive experience at the vet. As you can see in the pic, she is delighted to visit all the time. Thank you :)
5 months ago

Araxie Miller

We’ve been going to this vet for 10 years. Ten. After today’s checkup, we will finally stop. We even moved an hour away and still kept coming in. We had such wonderful experiences up until their vet turnover, expansion, and price issues started. We loved Dr. Henry and stayed with her, but after she left, we transitioned from vet to vet. The price continues to become exorbitant with each passing year—their pricing is at least 50% above market rates for any nearby competing vet. We were willing to pay that price, assuming we would receive the same care and attentiveness we had received over the last 10 years, but the quality of the visits has decreased, and the quality of the staff is also poor. Their technicians are unaware and a bit clumsy during visits. This new push to constantly medicate my animals every time we bring them in is also absolutely ridiculous. While I understand the no-fear policy, a positive experience is significant to me, but this screams laziness on the staff’s part. The combination of these issues breaks my heart. A decade of loyalty to this place is shattered when animal care becomes a money-making scheme.
6 months ago

Sophie Dasinger

I would highly recommend Boston Veterinary Clinic. Dr. Joey is incredibly caring and competent, and has been creative in finding ways to make visits for our senior dog as comfortable as possible. The technicians and front desk staff are organized, professional, and accommodating of our needs. Thank you BVC!

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6 months ago

Satoe Sakuma

We used to love this place and went for the past 3 years. A couple other dog parents also went here and we started hearing that they’ve been pushing Gabapentin for their dogs to be seen and had moved onto other vets because they weren’t comfortable with drugging their dog every time they had to go to the vet. I thought maybe they had anxious dogs, but our last visit we had the same experience. My dog has always loved going to this clinic. This time the doctor seemed rushed and told us that since our dog had an allergic reaction to one vaccine 3 years ago, we had to give her allergy meds for every vaccine and since I didn’t give her meds (since we were getting different vaccines) they would give her an allergy shot instead. This was the first time I’d heard that she needed allergy medication for every vaccine. When I told them she isn’t allergic to the vaccine she’s supposed to get this time, they said they cannot give her the vaccine without the allergy shot. Then before my dog started licking the mat, the doctor stuck her with the needle and my dog screamed and jumped up. They said the allergy shot needs to go in the muscle so it hurts. After that my dog was very wary of being touched and started cowering behind me. They told me if she continues to be anxious, she’ll need Gabapentin to be seen. They told me that the recent issues with her paws were environmental allergies and she needs allergy shots for life even though I told them we recently switched her food and pushed back that I wanted to try ruling out food allergies first. I continued to push back and they prescribed a bag of hypoallergenic food instead. It’s very disappointing to have had such good care from this place for the past 3 years, to now feel like they are pushing medication on us It’s also tough to see my dog now going to a new vet with hesitation after this incident when she’s always been excited to go.
a year ago

Tristen Cuartas

The veterinarian was very professional and well educated. He's clearly a veterinarian because it's his passion. The front staff and vet techs were friendly and professional. They loved Cora and gave her plenty of treats and a new cat toy! The entire staff was friendly and truly loved Cora. Even though another location was closer to my house, I contemplated continuing to reschedule so I could continue to go to that location! I truly loved them. The veterinarian

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