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What is Veterinary Urgent Care?
September 24, 2021Veterinary urgent care clinics are by appointment. They are open later during the day and into the evening, offering pet owners an extension to their regular veterinarian's day. Pets in stable condition that can't wait to get an appointment with their regular veterinarian should be seen at an urgent care clinic.
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Temporary Reduction in ER Hours
August 3, 2021Due to staffing shortages, we have temporarily changed our emergency service’s operating hours. We are only accepting urgent care patients in stable condition during these days - levels 3‑5 on our Patient Severity Index.
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Temporary Reduction in ER Hours
August 2, 2021Starting on August 3rd WVRC - Grafton will be reducing veterinary emergency service hours.
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New Service: Urgent Care at Peak
July 29, 2021In August of 2021, Peak launched an urgent care service to provide additional options for stable, non-critical pets in need of medical attention.
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Outpatient Ultrasound Referrals at Mass Vet
July 27, 2021Outpatient ultrasound services are currently offered at Mass Vet for stable patients referred by their primary veterinarian.
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Minimally Invasive Surgery (MIS) – Getting Started
July 14, 2021In most cases the recovery time from a minimally invasive surgery is shorter than it is following a traditional surgery, the incision is significantly smaller, as a result it heals faster. Most pets will not require an overnight stay at the hospital.
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‘We’re feeling the stress of incredible numbers, and it’s affecting people’: Pandemic pets put unexpected strain on veterinary practices
July 13, 2021The backlog in veterinary care is pushing pet owners from small, overwhelmed clinics to larger hospitals with greater capacity.
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Covid-19 pandemic magnifies workforce crisis in veterinary field
June 29, 2021Madison Vollbracht says she burned out after five years working as a veterinary technician. Her work was already grueling before the Covid-19 pandemic. But the pandemic sparked a dramatic increase in pet adoptions, “Covid puppies and kittens,” as Vollbracht calls them, as well as a rise in inquiries about pet care, which greatly increased the workload.
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Best Places to Bring Your Dog in MetroWest
June 28, 2021Just west of Boston, the MetroWest community holds all the beauty of old New England and the innovation of the future. Here are our favorite dog-friendly places to go in the MetroWest area:
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As pet ownership surges, we need to strengthen the veterinary profession
June 28, 2021The pandemic has further cemented the bond we have with our pets. It also has increased our reliance on quality veterinary care, especially as more Americans have brought pets into their families.
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Triage: Why Your Pet May Not Be Seen Right Away
June 28, 2021When you arrive with your pet as an emergency or urgent care case, you may find yourself waiting a while before your pet is seen. Find out why.
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Case Study: Xylitol Ingestion
June 24, 2021Meet Maka, an 8-year-old MN 34 kg Chocolate Labrador Retriever. Maka was seen at VERC June 16, 2021 by our emergency DVM, Dr. Maxine Koyanagi, for having eaten a large amount of Xylitol (an artificial sweetener used in sugar free foods).
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