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Boston Veterinary Care at the Animal Rescue League of Boston. A clinic with a mission. We aim to be the South End’s veterinary provider of choice!

Boston Veterinary Care is a veterinary clinic with a purpose - all profits support the Animal Rescue League of Boston. We are honored to be able to provide quality veterinary care to our clients and their pets. In addition to providing routine wellness examinations, vaccinations, dental care and preventive medicine, we are pleased to be able to provide more advanced diagnostics such as radiographs

(‘x-rays’), EKG and a variety of laboratory tests. Under the supervision of Dr. Edward Schettino, Vice President of Animal Welfare and Veterinary Services, our veterinarians and compassionate technicians provide care to private clients by appointment. Boston Veterinary Care is open to the public and offers convenient weekday and Saturday hours. FREE parking is available. Se habla español.

08/15/2025

Today is National !

Microchipping your pet provides a reliable way to increase the likelihood of your pet returning home if lost. If your pet is already microchipped, it’s important to make sure your pet’s registration is up-to-date.

Read more about microchipping at https://arl.boston/41bj4AW
Image description: photo shows a small tri color puppy looking at the camera. Text says “August 15 Check the Chip Day”

04/30/2025

Did you know it only takes one bite from an infected mosquito to spread Heartworm disease to your pet?

Before National Heartworm Awareness Month comes to an end, we want to remind you that heartworm disease is a serious and potentially fatal illness for our pets that can result in lung disease, heart failure, or other organ damage. Learn more about how you can protect your pet from Heartworm at https://bit.ly/6-Heartworm-FAQs.�.�.�.�.�Image description: a brown and white dog standing outside

02/25/2025

Happy ! When you choose to have your pet spayed/neutered, you help curb pet overpopulation and reduce the number of homeless pets.

Wondering whether you should get your pet spayed/neutered? We've listed below just a few of the many medical and behavioral benefits:

🐾 Spayed or neutered dogs and cats on average have a longer lifespan than intact animals.
🐾 Spay/neutering helps reduce the risks of uterine cancer, breast cancer (in females prior to their first heat cycle), and cancers of the reproductive tract.
🐾 Spay/neutering can help reduce unruly behavior in cats and dogs.
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02/04/2025

February is Spay & Neuter Awareness Month?

A spay is the surgical removal of a female’s reproductive organs so that she can no longer become pregnant. A neuter is the surgical removal of a male animal’s testicles so that he cannot impregnate a female.The surgeries are performed by a veterinarian while animals are under general anesthesia so that they do not feel pain. When someone says an animal is “fixed” or “altered” that means the animal has been spayed or neutered.

The simplest way to reduce nuisance and aggressive behaviors, improve long-term health and longevity, is to have your dog or cat spayed or neutered.

For more information or to make an appointment to have your pet spay/neutered, please call our front desk at (617) 226-5605.
Image description: three kittens laying together.

12/19/2024

Boston Veterinary Care will be closed today, Thursday, December 19. For emergencies, please contact BluePearl at (781) 684-8387 (Waltham) or (617) 284-9777 (Charlestown) 🐾
Image description: Closed Thursday, December 19 for an organization-wide event.

10/18/2024

Scientific research also repeatedly cites the profound positive impact of pet ownership on individual well-being and community health.

10/14/2024

In honor of , we’d like to give a high-paw to the amazing Veterinary Technicians at Boston Veterinary Care! We appreciate your unwavering dedication to helping animals every day ❤️🐾
Image description: Text says “National Vet Tech Week - We ❤️ our Vet Techs!”

10/11/2024

Beauregard, who is both a BVC client and ARL alum, stopped by our office recently. We couldn’t believe how much this little guy has grown since he was adopted from ARL’s Brewster location in January 2022!
Image description: two photos of a tan and white dog, one of him now and one of him as a puppy when he was first adopted.

10/02/2024

🚨 Attention all clients 🚨

BVC’s new hours of operation will be going into effect October 15, 2024.

Thank you in advance!
- The Boston Veterinary Care Team

09/27/2024

Boston Veterinary Care will be closed tomorrow, Saturday, September 28. For emergencies, please contact BluePearl at (781) 684-8387 (Waltham) or (617) 284-9777 (Charlestown) 🐾
Image description: Closed Saturday, September 28.

07/04/2024

Boston Veterinary Care will be closed today, Thursday, 7/4, for the Fourth of July. For emergencies, please contact BluePearl at (781) 684-8387 (Waltham) or (617) 284-9777 (Charlestown) 🐾
Image description: Closed Thursday, July 4, in observance of Fourth of July.

06/20/2024

As these high temperatures continue, remember to keep your pets safe and healthy! For safety tips, visit http://arl.boston/THFS.
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10 Chandler Street
Boston, MA
02116

Opening Hours

Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm
Saturday	9am - 5pm

Telephone

+16172265605

Website

http://www.arlboston.org/bvc

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