Good Vets in Boston?
Jason Yanowitz
Hi,
I am about to adopt a kitty or two and am looking for any
recommendations of good veterinarians in the Boston/Cambridge area.
If people email me, I will summarize and post, but that generally only
tends to work on (technically-oriented) mailing lists.
thanks,
Jason
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Betsy Schwartz
We've been very happy with the Porter Square veterinarians in Somerville
(across the street from the Porter Square mall.) Very nice people. They
saw my Late Great cat for 13 years, and now take care of our two kittens.
I particularly appreciate that they have always been very direct about
explaining available treatment options and letting us decide. I wish my
people-doctor was so straightforward!
Jim Davis
: I am about to adopt a kitty or two and am looking for any
: recommendations of good veterinarians in the Boston/Cambridge area.
If you adopt from the Animal Rescue League I honestly have to say that
they seem to do a fine job (even with my little Hell-Beast). Although
I'm not sure if they take animals not adopted from them.
For little stuff (claw trimming, etc) we take her to Charles St,
Animal Clinic (it's close to home), and they are nothing but professional
but lack major Vet resources such as surgical units.
Jim Davis - Owner of the Stupidest Cat in the World, see her at:
http://www.cybercom.net/dpresshp/index.htm
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Martha Swartz
>
>Hi,
>
>I am about to adopt a kitty or two and am looking for any
>recommendations of good veterinarians in the Boston/Cambridge area.
>
>tends to work on (technically-oriented) mailing lists.
>
>thanks,
>Jason
There's a cat hospital off Beacon Street near the Fenway. I forgot the
name of it, and I can't look it up as I'm in L.A., but you will find it
in the yellow pages. There's also a low-cost/free cat clinic in Brighton
called Merwin Memorial, staffed by volunteer vets. Would definitely
trust them for normal stuff like shots, deworming, etc and you can always
make a donation if you're not low income.
Martha
dot...@ids.net
competent, compassionate and caring vet that I have ever dealth with. She is
associated with the Cat Hospital in Boston. There just was an article published about her
and her hospital recently in Boston Newspapers. If you are able to see her, mention
Ming and Ling, the Siamese (twins) from Warwick Animal Hosp. I am sure she will never
forget them. Best of luck to you, Dorothy, owned by Ming and Ling
Caroline Christian
: Hi,
: I am about to adopt a kitty or two and am looking for any
: recommendations of good veterinarians in the Boston/Cambridge area.
: If people email me, I will summarize and post, but that generally only
: tends to work on (technically-oriented) mailing lists.
: thanks,
: Jason
: --
: lkes uxvwo?
Caroline Christian
: Hi,
: I am about to adopt a kitty or two and am looking for any
: recommendations of good veterinarians in the Boston/Cambridge area.
: If people email me, I will summarize and post, but that generally only
: tends to work on (technically-oriented) mailing lists.
Hullo Jason :
I recommend the Boston Cat Hospital, Angell Memorial (have had good
experiences at both places). A friend of mine has reptiles that she
takes to Tufts Vet. School ; seems like a good place.
just my two bits ...
Caroline
Kathcrow
Your name
bet...@northshore.shore.net (Betsy Schwartz) wrote:
very happy with them for our dog and cat. they really seem to care.
Nancy Howells
We've been very happy with Somerville Animal Clinic in Ball Square.
Dr. Johansen takes excellent care of our three cats, and gives family
discounts for more than one animal.
--Nancy
how...@mit.edu
John Whiteside
I've been extremely pleased with the quality of care, and the prices seem
to be about market rate.
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John Whiteside jo...@tiac.net
South End, Boston, Massachusetts
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