Boston is not just a great place for people, but also for our furry friends! For those who love to take their pets along for a meal or a drink, the city offers a variety of dog-friendly dining options. Here are five of the best dog-friendly restaurants in Boston where both you and your pet…
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We are excited to announce our new ophthalmology service at Boston Veterinary Clinic in partnership with Clara Williams, DVM, MS, DACVO! Dr. Williams is thrilled to return to the Greater Boston area to see patients starting in September ’24 at our Charlestown clinic. We are happy to see your patients for ophthalmology services, knowing the high demand for this…
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Have you ever heard of hot spots on dogs? Do you know what this term means? Has your dog been dealing with hot spots lately? What can you do to help your pet recover from this uncomfortable skin condition? If you’ve ever asked yourself any of these questions, or if you’re just looking for more…
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As a dog pet parent, you’re always paying attention to your pet’s health and wellness needs, and you’re sure to notice when they are not behaving properly, too. When your dog is uninterested in food, this typically sets off alarm bells in your mind, and it may indicate a serious underlying health problem. In the…
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Rabbits are great pets, and many people love adding a rabbit to their home for a variety of reasons. Rabbits are smart and loving and you can teach them to do tricks as well as walk on a leash. They are not hard to care for but there are some key tips and tricks that…
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If you have a cat, it’s important to learn how to recognize signs of problems before they get out of hand. Cats can become dehydrated very quickly, and understanding signs of dehydration in your cat can make a difference in their ability to recover from the underlying cause of the problem. In the article below,…
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