If you’re a pet owner in Boston, you might be surprised to learn that tick season in Massachusetts often starts earlier than expected—sometimes as early as late winter or early spring. As local temperatures fluctuate and snow melts, ticks become active well before summer, putting dogs and cats at risk for serious tick-borne illnesses. Here’s…
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Boston winters can be long, cold, and unpredictable—and while many of us adapt by spending more time inside, our pets still need exercise, enrichment, and mental stimulation. When temperatures drop or sidewalks turn icy, it’s not always easy (or safe) to give your dog or cat the outdoor time they’re used to. Luckily, there are…
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The holidays are one of the most magical times to explore Boston — twinkling trees, snow-dusted streets, and that crisp New England air. Luckily, your dog doesn’t have to miss out on the fun! Whether you live downtown or outside the city, there are plenty of dog-friendly holiday light displays and festive strolls perfect for…
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Boston winters are no joke. From icy sidewalks in Beacon Hill to salted walkways along the Charles River, our city’s pets face tough conditions once November arrives. While the first snowfall can be exciting, it also means rock salt, ice melt, and freezing streets that can cause real discomfort—or even injury—to your furry friends. Here’s…
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Halloween in Boston is full of excitement—costumes, candy, decorations, and trick-or-treaters on every corner. While it’s a fun time for families, it can also bring hidden dangers for pets. At Boston Veterinary Clinic, we want your furry friends to enjoy the spooky season safely. Here’s our veterinary team’s guide to keeping pets happy and healthy…
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As the crisp air rolls into Boston and the leaves begin to turn, many pet owners breathe a sigh of relief thinking the end of flea and tick season is near. But don’t let cooler temperatures fool you — fall is still prime time for fleas and ticks in New England, and your pet could…
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