Mid-State Mobile Veterinary Clinic Pet Resources
There are so many places on the web that you can go to get information about your pet.
Here are some links that we've reviewed that we think you may find useful for:
- Specialty & Emergency Hospitals
- How to find Local Pet Groomers
- Handy Online Resource Links for various important dog and cat health care topics
Get the care you need for your pet by giving us a call at (978) 660-2407, text us or send us an email.
Specialty & Emergency Hospitals:
Local after-hours Emergency Hospitals and Specialist Referral Information may be found at the following facilities:
- Wachusett Animal Hospital & Pet Retreat (WAHPR)
- Angell Memorial Animal Hospital and MSPCA
- Blue Pearl Emergency and Specialty Center of New England
- Boston West Veterinary Emergency and Specialty, IVG
- Massachusetts Veterinary Referral Hospital, IVG
- Westford Veterinary Emergency and Referral Hospital
Pet Groomers
Unless you have a pet that cannot be groomed without sedation, we ask that you check out other options for pet groomers in our region. The best way to locate one is to either talk to a friend who uses one, put word out on your favorite social network or Google "pet groomer near me". You'll be amazed at the number of choices available to you and your pet.
Pet Healthcare Topic Links:
There's no substitute for a "good Googling", but here are a few links we trust to get you started on important pet health care, treatment and protection topics!
- FELINE HEALTH ::: You can access well-researched articles on feline health and behavior topics by visiting the American Association of Feline Practitioners and the Cornell Feline Health Center
- PARASITIC DISEASES ::: Curious about common parasitic disease of dogs and cats? To learn how to protect your pets and your family visit Companion Animal Parasite
- PET DIABETES ::: Owners of diabetic cats may check Feline Diabetes for tips and support in managing this challenging disease
- PET GENERAL HEALTH ::: Excellent general health and behavior issues may be researched at the Veterinary Information Network, American Animal Hospital Association and the American Veterinary Medical Association
- POISONING ::: Worried that your pet may have accessed a toxic plant/material or prescription drug? Visit the ASPCA Poison Control for immediate help
- RECREATION ::: Indoor cats require enrichment to maintain healthy habits and have fun! Check out some great ideas at the Indoor Cat Initiative
- ANIMAL WELFARE ::: Concerned regarding animal protection and welfare topics? Visit the MSPCA website here