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Monday 9am - 5pm Tuesday 12pm - 7pm Wednesday 9am - 5pm Thursday 9am - 7pm Friday 9am - 5pm Saturday 9am - 1pm

The Pet's Vet North End

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The Pet's Vet North End

Set in the heart of Boston’s North End, The Pet’s Vet will offer superior veterinary care by Dr. Sara M. Buckley and her staff. Let us know!
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COVID-19 Curbside Protocol

In the interest of providing superior veterinary care, we will open with a modified curbside protocol. We ask, upon your arrival, you call our main number 617-588-4022 and let us know you are here either ready to come inside or you will be remaining curbside and one of our staff will come get your pet. If you are comfortable entering the hospital, one of our staff will

direct you and your pet immediately to an exam. Per Gov Baker’s order - masks are required by all individuals. We are minimizing our human contact and ask you to remain in your exam room until you are escorted out at the end of your visit. In the interest of keeping everyone safe, we require that you remain 6 feet from staff at all times. In some instances, this may lead us to remove your pet from the exam room for treatments in order to maintain the health and safety of both yourself and our staff. If you wish to remain curbside, we would also be very happy to examine your pet in one of our windowed front rooms. We will be fully decontaminating and rotating exam rooms in between clients and have installed Bipolar Ionization strips in our HVAC system. Please note, this protocol could change in the future dependent on the progression of the Covid-19 pandemic.

11/22/2024

Please note our upcoming reduced holiday hours for Thanksgiving week. We will have normal operating hours Monday through wednesday and we will be closed Thursday November 28th and closed on Friday November 29th. We will be open on Saturday November 30th from 9am-2pm. As always, please consult an urgent care or emergency facility for any immediate concerns while we are closed. Our emergency contact list is always available upon request! Happy Fall! 🍁

10/25/2024

Halloween is almost here!!! Our staff got in the spirit by decorating some pumpkins for the season. Come by and drop a vote for your favorite pumpkin during regular business hours from 10/25-10/31! All the pumpkins will be up front and numbered until Halloween, and all votes are anonymous, so come on by, fur friends are welcome as always! Happy spooky season! 🎃👻

10/21/2024

Please note our upcoming reduced holiday hours for Halloween. We will be open 12-3 on Thursday October 31st, and we will have normal operating hours all other days of the week. As always, please consult an urgent care or emergency facility for any immediate concerns while we are closed. Our emergency contact list is always available upon request! Happy spooky season! 🎃

10/19/2024

Thank you to all of our veterinary technicians here at PVNE and to all the vet techs out there! We value veterinary technicians every day of the year, but especially this week, we wanted to shout out a special thank you to our own here at PVNE for their dedication to providing compassionate, high quality care to your fur friends. Swipe for some views of our techs and their own fur friends ❤️ Leave a comment below if any of these lovely ladies have helped your pet before! ❤️

08/30/2024

06/17/2024

This week will be exceptionally hot - please protect your pets by minimizing outdoor time - keep walks brief, do not leave pets unattended in cars, do not tie them out even in the shade and make sure they have free access to water and cool environments.

Sidewalks can get very hot in this weather so consider bringing back the booties to avoid contact burns. Wetting your pet down will not cool them down (and can actually trap heat) - if you wet them down to cool they need a fan/ac to evaporate the moisture off (which causes cooling).

Brachycephalic pets are exceptionally at risk - so this is the week to leave your frenchies, bulldogs and Boston terriers home on the couch in the ac!

If your pet needs to get some energy out - consider working on a new trick, reminding them of their obedience training or feed their meals in a snuffle mat to engage their brain

If you think your pet is suffering from heat stroke - time is of the essence please seek emergency care asap!

05/25/2024

We will be closed on Monday, May 27th for Memorial Day! We will be resume regular hours on Tuesday, May 28th. For any urgent concerns during this time, please contact your nearest urgent care or emergency center. We wish you a happy and safe weekend!

05/20/2024

We haven’t been given an end date for the work at this time, but we’ll keep you updated as information becomes available. Thank you!

04/26/2024

You may not be aware that “birch sugar” and “birch sap” are the same thing as xylitol- it is important for pet owners to be familiar with these terms when reading product labels. If xylitol toxicity is suspected or you know your pet has ingested a product with xylitol in it, seek immediate veterinary care!

04/02/2024

April is National Heartworm Awareness Month. Prevention is key! The next time you’re in The Pet’s Vet, be sure to flip through the heartworm informational booklet to learn more. They are available in each exam room!

03/08/2024

As a woman-owned and operated practice, The Pet’s Vet has a lot to celebrate on International Women’s Day! We have so many amazing women to thank- there wouldn’t be a Pet’s Vet without you! 💗

03/01/2024

Little miss Annabelle visited us with mama Dr. Buckley on Tuesday, and we couldn’t help ourselves! ♥️

02/19/2024

Did you know February is Pet Dental Health month? Prevention of the most common oral disease in pets consists of frequent removal of the dental plaque and tartar that forms on teeth that are not kept clean. Regularly brushing your pet’s teeth is the single most effective thing you can do to keep their teeth healthy in between dental cleanings, and may even reduce the frequency or even eliminate the need for periodic dental cleaning by your veterinarian. Daily brushing is best, but it isn’t always possible- brushing several times a week can be effective. Most dogs will accept brushing, but cats can be more resistant- patience and training are important.

There are many pet products marketed with claims they improve dental health, but not all of them are effective. Talk with your veterinarian about any dental products, treats, or dental-specific diets you are considering for your pet, or ask your veterinarian for their recommendation. 🦷🪥🐾💙

02/14/2024

Happy Valentine’s Day from our resident Casanova Buckley!

01/30/2024

Some things to keep in mind, as snow and ice continue through the city! If you have trouble determining your pet’s cold tolerance, you can reach out to us directly for guidance. Hopefully we’ll see the sun soon! ☀️

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225 Friend Street
Boston, MA
02114

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	12pm - 7pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 7pm
Friday	9am - 5pm
Saturday	9am - 1pm

Telephone

+16175884022

Website

https://www.petsvetboston.com/

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This week will be exceptionally hot - please protect your pets by minimizing outdoor time - keep walks brief, do not leave pets unattended in cars, do not tie them out even in the shade and make sure they have free access to water and cool environments. Sidewalks can get very hot in this weather so consider bringing back the booties to avoid contact burns. Wetting your pet down will not cool them down (and can actually trap heat) - if you wet them down to cool they need a fan/ac to evaporate the moisture off (which causes cooling). Brachycephalic pets are exceptionally at risk - so this is the week to leave your frenchies, bulldogs and Boston terriers home on the couch in the ac! If your pet needs to get some energy out - consider working on a new trick, reminding them of their obedience training or feed their meals in a snuffle mat to engage their brain If you think your pet is suffering from heat stroke - time is of the essence please seek emergency care asap!