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See Success StoriesYOUR OTHER FAMILY DOCTOR from sharing walks,(and some secrets too) our pets are more than just a furry friend they’re family. We want to ensure that you spend a long, healthy life together. With a focus on wellness, Boston Veterinary Clinic takes a modern approach to pet care, while minimizing fear and stress with each and every vet visit.
OUR VISION
The goal of every loving pet parent is for his or her furry companion to live a long, happy and healthy life. Boston Veterinary Clinic began as a concierge practice, delivering exceptional pet health care services in the comfort and security of our clients’ homes. Over time, we have grown and evolved to also include in-clinic care within our state of the art Boston area veterinary hospital, located in Boston’s historic Bay Village neighborhood.
REGISTRATION
An online form so we can gather some basic information before you arrive. We strive to be environmentally conscious by reducing our use of paper products. All medical records are maintained electronically.
Register OnlineONLINE PHARMACY
Get your pet’s medication right to your home. The most convenient way to have your pet medications, prescription food and many other items delivered safely and securely from us to your door.
BVC ONLINE PHARMACYBVC After-Hours
We know the anxiety and panic that sets in when you think something might be wrong. After-hours is a veterinary triage service available to our clients and their pets after-hours and on weekends.
Call our Office After-Hours HelpBook Online
BVC’s new booking tool lets you pick the best time for your next visit. Choose location, doctor, reason for your visit, date and time. You will receive an email confirming your appointment. Simple, fast and easy.
Book NowPATIENT STORIES
A strong human-animal bond start with good health. The journey to wellness is unique for each of us, and the same for those in our care. At BVC, every care plan is different, yet all designed with the same outcome in mind – a healthy, happy pet living their best life with the ones they love. Here are some of our success stories
DR. B'S TIPS
pudgy pooch?
Diet starts… today. Carrying extra weight creates stress on joints and directly correlates with a shorter lifespan. So, toss those table scraps and treats—and opt for healthy alternatives (like carrot and apples.) In the words of Dr. B, “show love with petting and playing instead.”
DR. B'S TIPS
smelly smooches?
No pet parent likes smelly smooches. But, did you know that poor dental hygiene can cause behavioral changes and decrease overall health? Be sure to brush your furry friend’s teeth and give them dental chews. Most importantly, don’t miss your pet’s annual checkup.
DR. B'S TIPS
midlife crisis?
Pets age seven times as fast as we do. So, while you’re opting for Botox or trying CrossFit, your furry friend is rapidly maturing. Attending annual checkups ensure there’s a health history just in case new and unusual symptoms should arise.
DR. B'S TIPS
bugging out?
When it comes to parasites, prevention is the best plan. Flees, ticks, and heartworm can result in unpleasant or lethal infestation. Easily avoidable, Dr. B recommends year-round medication, especially when urban pets take seaside staycations or impromptu hikes.
DR. B'S TIPS
scaredy cat?
You and your pet shouldn’t feel anxiety-ridden every time you visit the vet. Dr. B recommends finding a certified Fear Free clinic that puts the patient first. With a series of governing principles, the Fear Free practice reduces fear, anxiety, and stress right from the start.
DR. B'S TIPS
feeling isolated?
Don’t use your precious PTO on vet visits. Core vaccinations, like rabies and bordetella shots, are required. But, Dr. B encourages assessing each pet’s individual environment. In many cases, canine influenza can result in sickness for over four weeks. Meaning? No puppy classes or doggy daycare for your pooch.
Our young cat recently had a scare with bladder stones, that left usconfused and worried. Dr. Kelly was able to provide immediate, unscheduled care for her on the same day we noticed symptoms; a luxury that many city pet parents know is hard to come by. The staff was patient and compassionate, being sure to inform us of our options, and celebrate with us.
Madeline Robles | Google Reviews
Our Doctors
Lindsay Gallagher
Dr. Lindsay Gallagher is a University of Pennsylvania graduate with a passion for behavior. She loves meeting new people, traveling to new places, and learning new things, like playing the guitar, juggling, and improv comedy. If she was a dog, she would be a Jack Russell terrier - she's short, spunky, and bursting with energy. She might look small, but she's not afraid to go after her big goals, no matter what.
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Joey Katson
Dr. Joey began volunteering at an animal shelter at 12 years old and has been working with animals ever since. She graduated from Tufts Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine and then completed a medicine and surgery rotating internship in South Weymouth, MA.
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Kelly Temple
Before entering into practice Kelly served as a Biological Technician at the USDA-National Wildlife Research Center in Colorado, where she participated in wildlife management research with a variety of mammals. She participated in wildlife rehabilitation at the Wildlife Center in New Mexico, as well as research at the Harvard Medical School.
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Danielle Rosenberg
Danielle graduated from the University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine and completed a rotating internship at Friendship Hospital for Animals in Washington, D.C. She is a self-proclaimed cat lady, but enjoys working with dogs too!
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