Emergencies

Any of these require immediate veterinary care.

If you are unsure if your pet is experiencing an emergency, please call us, at the very least, we can guide you through what steps to take to put your mind at ease.. Please note: we are NOT an Emergency hospital, pet’s experiencing any symptoms below should be taken immediately to the nearest emergency hospital.

Trauma or Injury (hurt in a fight, fallen from high up, hit by car, etc)
Non-responsive or unusually lethargic
Difficulty urinating
Eye injury (redness, swelling or discharge)
Sudden weakness or collapse
Seizures (new or changing in length/symptoms)
Ingestion of poison, toxin, or foreign object

In persistent pain (keeps complaining or crying)
Concerns with pregnancy or labor
Sudden or unexplained weight loss
Lumps (especially if they bleed or grow rapidly)
Vomiting or diarrhea
Persistent or severe coughing
Bleeding (any part of body, or in feces or urine)

After Hours Facilities

If an emergency occurs after our regular hours, please contact one of these facilities:

Tufts University, Foster Hospital for Small Animals

200 Westboro Road
North Grafton, Massachusetts 01536

*Located at the Tufts University Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine

Ocean State Veterinary Specialists

1480 South County Trail
East Greenwich, RI 02818

BluePearl Specialty & Emergency Pet Hospital

180 Bear Hill Road
Waltham, MA 02454

Angell Animal Medical Center

350 South Huntington Ave.
Boston, MA 02130

Angell West

293 Second Avenue
Waltham, MA 02451

Boston West

5 Strathmore Road,
Natick, MA 01760

Westford Veterinary Emergency

11 Cornerstone Square
Westford, MA 01886