Home Veterinary Services

05/20/2025

There is so much rabies in our area and we would like everyone to stay safe. Please keep your pets up to date with their rabies vaccine and also any feral cats that you may be taking care of. If you have any questions please call the office. 508-525-5797.

05/06/2025

National Pet Month featuring Brady and Mabel!

05/05/2025

The national pet month post today goes to the beautiful Mama!

05/01/2025

Happy National Pet Month! Featuring Taz 🥰

04/22/2025

Happy Spring!

If you haven’t noticed yet the allergies are out in full bloom. If you notice your dog chewing at their paws or shaking their head it could be the cause of allergies and you should call the office to set up an appointment or at your primary veterinarian office. We hope you are all enjoying this beautiful weather! 🙂

04/15/2025

Kitten, puppy food recalled due to salmonella, listeria risk
Blue Ridge Beef has recalled more than 2,300 pounds of kitten and puppy food due to potential contamination with salmonella and listeria. The products were distributed in at least eight eastern states and Wisconsin.

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A popular kitten and puppy food mix has been flagged for salmonella and listeria.

03/13/2025

This is our annual reminder that Easter Lilies are very poisonous to cats. As beautiful as they are they should not be gifted to any friends or family who have a cat as part of their household. Clinical signs are often not seen until the damage is irreversible. Please spread the word to your feline loving friends as it could potentially save a life.

03/04/2025

Happy Tuesday! 😸

01/23/2025

Just a little something you probably haven’t seen before.

01/09/2025

I just wanted to make a post about bird flu(avian influenza), as it's become a hot topic and a national concern. Unfortunately there is bird flu in the northeast and everyone should keep themselves and their pets away from birds that are acting unusual, sick, or dying. In order to prevent illness, birdfeeders and bird baths should be regularly disinfected. Also, those who feed raw diet to their pets should consider switching to a cooked diet as the bird flu has been spread through raw turkey meat in cat food already and is a risk for dogs as well. If you do notice birds that are unwell there is a reporting line ..
Happy new year to everyone! Stay healthy and happy💕Dr. Kleinfeld

https://www.phillyvoice.com/bird-flu-pet-cats-dogs-prevention-safety-tips-veterinarians/

https://www.wbrz.com/news/after-bird-flu-death-of-louisiana-man-veterinarians-and-cdc-say-it-is-not-time-to-panic/

While the risk of a domesticated cat getting infected is small, veterinarians say to keep it indoors and avoid feeding it raw food.

12/28/2024

BOARD OF HEALTH-PUBLIC ADVISORY NOTICE

**PET FOOD RECALL**

https://www.mass.gov/info-details/division-of-animal-health