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pvfirenice

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Sep 08, 2008 17:28

Thanks for the suggestions

Does anyone have a vet they would recommend in the Camberville area?

Ideally T accessible and a good balance between affordable/!sketchy.

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lakmiseiru September 8 2008, 21:56:41 UTC

Although Angell isn't in Camberville (Boston, rather), they are T-accessible (Green E line to Heath St, and a short walk from there) and do see outpatient animals for checkups, etc. *shrug* We haven't taken any cats there, but I've heard they're good.

lerta September 8 2008, 22:26:10 UTC

Porter Square Vet was recommended to me (they're now in Davis). They were fine, but I had to wait a long time (20 minutes) in a mixed-animal waiting room, so Reason was a mess by the time she got into the vet's office. ymmv. Now we use a vet that does housecalls (http://www.headtotailvet.com/) and she's great, but pricey.

Btw, I met your kitten and you're very lucky I didn't put her in my pocket and take her home with me! Soooo adorable!

kendar0ne September 9 2008, 00:14:53 UTC

:(((((((( I hope everything's okay.
Porter Vet (now in Davis) is where Rachel last took shoeder, I think they are decent. Else I am in the dark.

pvfirenice September 9 2008, 20:13:08 UTC

Don't worry, Nigel's fine. :^)

I just though tit would be a good idea to actually figure out this vet thing before I actually need to go to them for anything.

laura47 September 9 2008, 00:46:28 UTC

i use porter square vet which is in davis

hoppzor September 9 2008, 00:55:50 UTC

Dr. Parker at Porter Square vet. Nietzsche loves him, he's super nice, and its really accessible. Its kind of pricey, but every vet is pricey thats convenient to the T/city. I think this practice is the one that fixed up Anath after she fell off the ledge.

athereal September 9 2008, 05:46:10 UTC

You are correct! They are indeed not cheap, but the service was quite good. They worked with my college-level income when they fixed up her broken leg (they didn't charge me the additional office visit for cast removal, etc) and I've been quite happy with the competent vibe I get from them. However, being as I am cheap, I should also note that Anath was spayed at the Metro Action Clinic in Boston because it was much much cheaper and was totally fine. But I believe neutering is all they do. For long-term care, I give Porter Sq a thumbs up.