What areas do you serve?
We provide house call veterinary care throughout New Hampshire's Seacoast and portions of Massachusetts' North Shore.
(At this time, we are traveling to the following areas. If you don't see your town listed, please inquire. Seacoast: Hampton, Hampton Falls, Rye, Seabrook
Massachusetts: Salsibury, Newburyport, Newbury, Georgetown, Rowley, Georgetown, Topsfield, Boxford, Danvers, Ipswich, Middleton, Peabody, Lynnfield)
What pets do you see?
Dogs and cats.
How do I schedule an appointment?
Appointments can be requested through our website or by phone. Because each visit is individualized, appointment requests are reviewed before confirmation.
What should I expect during a house call?
Most appointments last 30-45 minutes. Your pet will be examined in the comfort of your home, where we can often obtain a more accurate picture of their health and behavior.
Is there a travel fee?
Yes. A travel fee helps cover the time and mileage required to provide veterinary care in your home. Travel fees vary based on location.
Can you treat sick pets at home?
Yes. Many illnesses can be evaluated and treated during a house call. If your pet requires hospitalization, surgery, or advanced diagnostics, we'll discuss the next best steps and coordinate referral when appropriate.
What if my pet is having an emergency?
If your pet is experiencing difficulty breathing, significant trauma, collapse, seizures, or another life-threatening emergency, please proceed directly to the nearest emergency veterinary hospital.
Do you accept new clients?
Yes, as availability allows. New clients are asked to complete our online registration form before scheduling. We are currently booking new patient appointments 3-4 weeks out
Do you prescribe medications?
Yes. Medications may be dispensed during your appointment when appropriate, prescribed through a local pharmacy, or shipped directly to your home.
What forms of payment do you accept?
Payment is due at the time of service. We accept major credit cards and other electronic payment methods.
Do you provide euthanasia services?
Yes. We offer compassionate in-home euthanasia along with guidance regarding aftercare options.
Do you offer telemedicine?
Because a veterinarian-client-patient relationship (VCPR) must first be established, telemedicine is available only in situations where it complies with New Hampshire and Massachusetts regulations, for existing patients.
What do I do in preparation for my appointment?
If your pet has been prescribed medication for veterinary appointments, please let us know when you schedule your appointment. Please make your pet readily available in a safe spot to receive visitors (Crates for dogs, maybe the bathroom for cats so. they can't hide or escape. If your pet is deemed unapproachable, or unable to be examined, or unable to be found, medications will be prescribed and the appointment rescheduled.