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Mill Valley Veterinary Clinic 224 Mill Valley Road Belchertown, Massachusetts 01007 Phone: 413-323-9201 Fax: 413:323-0290 |
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We provide care for both small and large animals. |
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Welcome to our website! Mill
Valley Veterinary Clinic is a mixed veterinary practice located in the heart of western
Massachusetts that has been providing comprehensive care to small and
large animals since 1986. |
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Our hours are: M-W-F - 9 am to 5 pm T-Th - 9 am to 6:30 pm S - 8 am to noon |
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| We accept MasterCard, Visa, personal checks, and cash. Payment is expected at the time of services. |
Our
mission is to provide quality, compassionate veterinary care using the
latest medical principles and state-of-the-art technology.
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WHAT'S NEWS? CLINIC SOFTWARE UPDATEAnimal Protection Legislation Could Factor in DomesTic Disputes NEW X-RAY MACHINE We recently installed a new, state of the art x-ray machine in the clinic. This machine will allow for greater comfort for pets and less repositioning is needed in order to get the radiographs that are necessary for a diagnosis. CONTAGIOUS EQUINE METRITUS IN STALLION Mill Valley Veterinary Clinic is donating some old computers to the Silent Heroes Foundation, which helps equip veterinary hospitals in Africa. They also train and equip park rangers. Visit their website here. Read about PARASITES in our newsletter and don't forget to bring a stool sample to your pet's annual checkup! Tips for Winter Cold weather can be hard on pets, just like it can be hard on people. Sometimes owners forget that their pets are just as accustomed to the warm shelter of the indoors as they are. Some owners will leave their animals outside for extended periods of time, thinking that all animals are adapted to live outdoors. This can put their pets in danger of serious illness. There are things you can do to keep your animal warm and safe. Provide a dry shelter that’s out of the wind for your dog. If the nights get cold, or the weather is severe, bring your dog inside. If your pet shivers when outside, bring it in right away. Click here for some helpful winter hints. Remember these basic tips: If your dog stays outside during the day, be sure to provide an insulated house and check to be sure his water does not freeze. Trim the long hair on the bottom of your pet's feet to prevent ice balls from forming. Road salt and other deicing chemicals are damaging to pets' paws. Wash their paws if they've been exposed to these. Use safe alternatives. Antifreeze kills! Its sweet taste attracts animals, so clean spills up immediately and use antifreeze made with propylene glycol. Cats often curl up under the hood of a car next to the engine for warmth. Bang on the hood, or sound the horn before starting the car. |
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to treating dogs and cats.
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