PetMedic Urgent Care Vet Clinic - Burlington

01/18/2024

Our wonderful technician Natalie and the handsome Mr. Patrick. Patrick came in because he seemed painful. He was a wonderful patient! We did some X-rays and got him some pain medication and sent him on his way. Hopefully he’s feeling better in no time.

01/15/2024

Remembering the dream, honoring the legacy. Happy MLK Jr. Day! 🌟

01/12/2024

This may not be an issue today or this weekend with temperatures in the near 50’s, but we know how living in New England works! 🌧️ ❄️ 🌩️ 🌈

Ice Melt Dangers Alert! ❄ While essential for safe sidewalks, these sneaky substances can harm our furry friends. Safeguard your pets by wiping their paws after outdoor excursions, investing in pet-safe ice melts, or using booties for added protection. If your pet ingests ice melts, don’t wait! Contact an emergency vet immediately.

01/10/2024

Cheers to Walk Your Dog Month! 🐾✨ Embrace the joy of strolls with your furry companion. Check out these few ways to make every walk a wagging success! 🐕

01/08/2024

Be attentive to these signs, and if you suspect your furry friend is too cold, bring them indoors or provide cozy shelter. Let’s keep our pups warm, happy, and tailwagging all winter! 🏡🐶💙

01/06/2024

We will be closed tomorrow, January 7th. We will reopen on Monday, January 8th at 2pm. ❄️ 🐾

01/01/2024

Wishing You and Your Furry Companions a PAW-sitively Fantastic New Year! 🎆🐶 🐱 Here’s to more adventures, memories, and joy with your four-legged family members. May your 2024 be full of paws-ibilities and much unconditional love! 🥳

01/01/2024

New Year’s Eve Safety
Ease your pet’s anxiety this New Year’s Eve with these seven tried-and-true strategies. A stress-free celebration for all! 🐾✨

12/29/2023

Happy Holidays! Please make a note of our holiday operating hours. We hope you and your pet have a wonderful holiday season!
12/31, New Years Eve hours, 10am-5pm
1/1/2024, New Year’s Day, we are closed!
We will reopen on 1/2/2024, 2pm-10pm

Have a happy and safe New Year! 🐾🎊🥳🎉

12/24/2023

Christmas Eve Pet Safety Tips
‘Tis the season of joy, but it’s important to ensure our furry friends have a safe and happy holiday, too! Here are 3 ways to keep your pet safe on Christmas Eve. ✨💚 ❤

12/21/2023

We hope you’re all having a wonderful week. We have some upcoming changes in our hours for the holidays.
Today, Thursday, December 21st, we are only going to be open from 2-5pm to allow us time to celebrate our wonderful team! Christmas Eve, December 24th, we are open from 10am-5pm. On Christmas Day, December 25th, we are closed all day but will reopen on December 26th with normal hours (2-10pm) Keep an eye out for any New Year’s hours changes, feel free to reach out with any questions. we hope everyone is enjoying this magical time of year.

12/18/2023

This is the handsome dog they call, Teddy. Teddy came to visit us the other day for some skin issues. We examined him and sent him on his way with antibiotics and a topical ointment. He was such a delight to have here!

12/16/2023

This handsome boy, Black, came in yesterday for some eye troubles. We quickly assessed him and got him some pain medication and eye drops to take home. While he was here, we did a quick photo shoot in our treatment area, where we made a little backdrop and have hats. Black approved of this and he looks so handsome! What a cutie!

12/15/2023

Christmas Tree Safety
It’s that time of the year when we deck the halls and bring joy to our homes with a Christmas tree! 🎅 But don’t forget to ensure your furry family stays safe, too. Here are some tips for Christmas tree safety for pets. 🎄 🐈‍⬛ 🐶

12/08/2023

Wishing everyone a happy and bright eight days of Hanukkah!

12/06/2023

Rodenticide Safety
The lure attracting rodents also entices cats and dogs, making these poisons
extremely toxic. Winter's rodent control can pose a severe threat, causing
bleeding, kidney failure, seizures, or worse. Keep your pets safe.

11/29/2023

Eating too quickly can lead to bloat in your pup. If you suspect bloat, it's an
emergency! Contact your vet immediately or head to the nearest animal hospital.
Time is crucial, and early intervention can make all the difference. ❤️🐾

11/27/2023

Cold Weather Hazards
As temperatures drop, the risks for pets rise. Learn about these cold weather
hazards that demand quick action and expert care.

11/22/2023

Thanksgiving Pet Food Dangers
While we enjoy our feast, let's remember that some foods are a no-go for our furry
friends. Keep them safe by avoiding fatty dishes, turkey bones, and holiday sweets
that can be harmful. Your pet's health is our priority! 🐾🦴🐶🐱

11/20/2023

As we adorn our spaces, let's consider our furry friends! Keep them safe by not
leaving them alone near lit candles—a potential fire hazard. Be cautious with
decorative corn and fake leaves, too; if ingested, they could lead to tummy
troubles. Prioritize pet safety this holiday season!

11/16/2023

We understand that accidents can occur, especially during the holiday season! If
your furry friend happens to sneak a bite of something they shouldn't have, rest
assured. Our emergency clinic is ready and waiting to provide swift, expert care.
Reach out to us anytime your pet needs a helping paw. 🚑🐶

11/11/2023

Honoring the brave hearts who served and sacrificed for our freedom.
🇺🇸

11/02/2023

It's important to remember that some mushroom toxins may not cause immediate
symptoms and can have a delayed onset. Err on the side of caution and seek
emergency help if you have any doubts or if your dog displays concerning
symptoms. 🍄🍂

11/02/2023

Our CVT, Lumi, with her glamorous ears! She’s holding our patient from Halloween, Rocco. Rocco decided that Halloween night was a great time to eat mushrooms he found in his backyard. We got him in and tried to get those mushrooms up! He still needed overnight care to be evaluated, so we sent him to a local emergency room for the night. He was feeling better the next day! # petmedicurgentcare

10/31/2023

Happy Howl-o-ween!!!
We would love to see your furry friend in their Halloween attire!
Stay safe and spooky 👻

10/29/2023

Let’s just start by admiring how handsome Kobe is. This boy came in for some allergy issues. We sent him home with steroids, antibiotics, and some anti itch medication. He already seems to be improving. Feel better soon, Kobe!

10/25/2023

10/24/2023

We were happy to see this little beauty and get her some antibiotics to get her feeling better soon!

10/14/2023

Wolfie was such a great boy for his visit. He came in for a suspected ear infection. We cleaned his ears, did a cytology to see if anything was growing in there and send him home with some medication. It was so nice to meet him and we all sure admired his beauty.

10/10/2023

Four common outdoor dangers for our pets during autumn are wild mushrooms,
acorns, compost/mulch piles, and ticks. Keep your pet safe by checking for these
hazards before letting them outdoors and keeping them up-to-date on their tick
preventatives!
In autumn, animals like raccoons, snakes, and skunks become more active due to
increased feeding and hibernation preparations. If pets encounter these wildlife
creatures, they risk injuries and disease transmission. Always stay alert to your
surroundings for your pet's safety! 🍁