Mass-RI Veterinary ER

Highly recommend! My cat got her tail stuck in our power recliner (she was hiding under it and we had no idea, she never goes under there). Her tail was definitely broken and needed to be amputated. They got her in as quickly as they could, and took good care of her. They even cleaned her up (she peed herself) and the carrier, too. She is recovering well. They used dissolving sutures so we don't have to put her through the discomfort of removal. And they sent her home with pain meds (she's been doing well without them the past couple days). They made a very scary time less traumatic! It was under $1200, which I understand may sound like a lot to some people. But considering everything they did for her, it's a very fair price. It's all part of the cost of pet ownership! Thank you all for taking good care of Leona 🖤

I was able to have my princess/sister treated for a burst anal gland almost immediately. All of the ladies were professional and pleasant. It was quick. The price was not unreasonable.

Visited this ER for my dog who had leg swelling & limping. I knew I was going to go the night before so called first thing in the morning (7am) and got an appointment at 8. Vet listened to me, ran appropriate diagnostics and prescribed antibiotics & pain medication. I felt services were completely appropriate, staff easy to deal with & our pet was cared for. This is an emergency facility, they will triage animals depending on level of critical illness. By the time I left (8:30ish) there were two people waiting & an emergency coming in. My suggestion is to call and try to get there as early as possible. Nice to know this facility is there if we need it, I would recommend to others.

I brought my cat Mittens in there on Saturday August 10 2024. She ate a piece of packing slipped and was sick all day and all night. They took her in back, said they were going to do an x-ray. The vet came back in after quite some time. I was actually in there for almost 5 hours. She said that she could see an obstruction, but it had gone into the intestines, but they could not tell if it was moving, they said they could give me a quote for two different procedures to do a test to see if it was moving . This test was like $1200 and it’s going to do nothing to help my cat and that would leave me with no money if she needed surgery. They acted like I was a bad parent told me that the only other thing I could do is take her home to see if She would passed it. They charged me $513.44 just to do an x-ray and treat me like a bad pet Parent. I will never go there again. While I was standing paying the money, I heard them tell this couple there pet had passed it would be And $297 to get their pet cremated if they didn’t want the ashes if they wanted the ashes, it would be $597. To me it seems they think only rich people should have pets. They are only in it for the money and lots of it! It cost less for my X-rays.

Took my 15 year old cat in as he was eating very little, not drinking and going the bathroom. Turns out he had pancreatitis. Normal level is 4and his was 34. Options were an ultra sound and pain meds and another med that I was not sure what is was for. For sure not great and after weighing the options and my limited funds I made the hard decision to put him to sleep. I felt this was not quality of life for my dear furry friend. Staff was very professional and compassionate. It was around.750. dollars which was cheaper than VCA in East Providence. Being on a fixed income like so many of us I feel I mad the right decision so as not to subject my dear boy any more stress. I would recommend them .