Vet Locations

Our entire healthcare team, headed by veterinarians Dr. Kaitlin Bickford and Dr. Jon Callanan, strive to not only treat your pet when he or she is ill, but also to help guide you in keeping your fur baby happy. At Brookline Veterinary Center, located in Washington Square, our greatest concern is the health and wellbeing of your pet.

For more than 20 years, the areas of Brookline, Brighton, Allston, Kenmore, and Jamaica Plain have been served by the full-service feline veterinarian hospital known as VCA Metro Cat Hospital, which is solely for cats. Our Specialty Veterinary Hospital offers high-quality veterinary care, cat boarding, wellness checkups, vaccinations, diagnostic testing, spay and neuter surgeries, dental work, and cutting-edge specialty services.

For more than 20 years, the VCA Brookline Animal Hospital has been assisting animals in leading full, healthy, and happy lives. We provide the greatest veterinary care for animals as well as the best customer service for pet owners.
Our pet-friendly workforce, which serves Brookline and nearby neighborhoods, has received the best training available. Our patients receive the best preventive and healing care thanks to their in-depth knowledge of the most recent techniques and drugs.

As a well-known veterinary practice that has been in business for more than 40 years, Brockton Animal Hospital is not content to rest on its laurels; rather, it chooses to constantly reinvent itself, by innovating and offering our clients the most cutting-edge veterinary care. We enjoy a clientele of long-standing friends and patients, but we also welcome new clients and patients every day.

The Brockton, Massachusetts-based VCA North Main Street Veterinary Clinic is a full-service veterinary hospital.
The knowledgeable and friendly staff at VCA North Main Street Veterinary Clinic works hard to give their valued patients the finest possible medical, surgical, and dental treatment. For our clients, we are dedicated to encouraging responsible pet ownership, preventative healthcare, and chances for health-related education.

Dr. Judie Paulauski started Quarry Hills Animal Hospital LLC in 2009. Dr. Paulauski spent nearly eight years working as a small animal veterinarian after receiving her degree from The Royal Veterinary College in London, UK, in 2001. She then opened her own clinic. Being in the veterinary field has been enjoyable because of the loyal clients she has served over the years. Quarry Hills Animal Hospital opened as a result of this dedication and passion.

Drs. Lussier and Brien, who run the local veterinary clinic in Braintree, are committed to keeping the city's pets happy and healthy.

Bourne, Wareham, and the surrounding communities are served by The Animal House, a companion animal hospital near Buzzards Bay, Massachusetts. We promise to give your pet first-rate veterinary treatment for the duration of its life. Our facilities and services are made to help with regular preventative care for young, healthy pets, early disease identification and treatment, as well as medical and surgical care as required throughout the pet's lifetime. Modern digital x-ray machines and laboratory equipment are on-site at our location.

"All Pets Medical Center was established in Bourne, Massachusetts on beautiful Cape Cod in 2005. We realized our vision to provide high quality care for our patients while maintaining a warm, caring, and familiar relationship with our patients and their owners. After seeing many animals over the last 10 years, Dr. Herbst still knows most of her patients by name! We are proud to be one of the few animal hospitals on the Upper Cape that also offers alternative treatments, such as acupuncture.

The mission of Come Together Animal Clinic, Inc. is to provide affordable, high-quality care for inner-city pet owners so they can give their cherished animals the care they need and deserve. Without our assistance, these animals would either have to be put to sleep or suffer in silence because their owners couldn't afford to spay or neuter them or another necessary procedure. We are aware of how important it is for seniors, in particular, to be able to afford to maintain the health of their pets because, in many cases, that is all the senior has in their life. However, euthanizing a pet because the owner cannot afford the often unnecessarily high cost of pet care is wrong on so many levels because, when you save one life, you also save two, as is the case when saving a pet's life. To be successful, we're going to