Tufts Veterinary Emergency Treatment & Specialties
525 South St
Walpole,
MA
02081
(508) 668-5454
Open All Day Today
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Affiliated with Tufts University Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine, Tufts VETS (Veterinary Emergency Treatment & Specialties) is a specialty and emergency veterinary hospital located in Walpole, MA. Current disciplines represented at Tufts VETS include veterinary emergency & critical care, veterinary ophthalmology, veterinary internal medicine, veterinary surgery, veterinary anesthesiology, veterinary radiology and veterinary ultrasonography. Our special and unique veterinary services attract pets and their families from throughout New England and beyond. We work closely with your primary veterinarian in order to provide optimum care for your beloved pet. Your referring veterinarian knows your pet best and this enables him or her to provide the best primary care services available. By not performing wellness visits, Tufts VETS can focus on providing the best veterinary emergency and specialty care possible. When coming for a specialty consultation, please ensure that you bring all appropriate medical records from your referring veterinarian. Thanks for visiting, we look forward to serving you.
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Reviews for Tufts Veterinary Emergency Treatment & Specialties
Tufts Veterinary Emergency Treatment & Specialties received an average rating of 3.40 out of 5 stars from 5 reviews.
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KKW by K L via Insider Pages on 11/27/2012
Do yourself a favor and go to another vet. They would not listen to the caretakers, Dr Cooper keep pushing for more expensive tests and would make sure the animal was given oxygen before it was released.. That way the pet seems improved…
MB by M B via Insider Pages on 11/3/2012
They cared about the MONEY more than the animal. The caretakers\r
and the animal suffered. When the owners voiced concern about their pet, they were told YOU NEED TO GIVE HIM MORE TIME. False Hope and empty promises
Excellent emergency services by Lady J via Insider Pages on 8/10/2010
I took my dog here one Sunday night because she wouldn't stop vomiting. The staff was very friendly and nice and did everything they could to help her feel better. We never did find the source of the problem but she got better, and they…
great for emergencies by Jessica S via Insider Pages on 8/25/2006
There are a lot of vet clinics that say they are open 24 hours a day, but then you find out that they're not. When our puppy was really sick, I spent a ton of time trying to reach a place (our vet was on vacation) and we ended up taking…
a nice deed by marrissa r via Insider Pages on 3/1/2006
a few years ago my cat died of a bad urinary tract infection. the clinic that was supposed to help him didnt do its job. thanks to tufts we were able to let him rest in peace and them to research why that happens. great job
