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Reviews about Massachusetts Animal Medical Center

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  July 03, 2020, by Julian Vonheeder
  I have been a doggy daddy all my life and had several vets. These vets are great! They are not yet so hardened that they have lost touch on thier human side yet they treat every case and concern with puppy gloves.
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  March 14, 2020, by L Hanna
  I have a theory about vet's offices. There are the old fashioned, one-vet kind, usually small, a little dingy, but cheaper and they treat you like family. Then there are the big shiny fancy ones with many vets (often not staying long), convenient but expensive and not always very warm. This place gives you the best of both worlds. It's large and has several vets yet they know you and are polite and helpful. Our vet Dr. Boardman is fantastic: thorough, down-to-earth and kind, even with our often ill-behaved critters. They are open 7 days a week (yes really) which means eventually you'll save a bundle not having to go to the emergency vet (such as the Sunday when our dog ate the corncob). I've been to lots of vets and this is one of the best I've encountered.
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  September 09, 2019, by Aiyala Kirk
  NEWCOMERS STAY AWAY!!! This place ENDS their dedication to you and your pet at the door. You’d be better off finding a Veterinarian office that understands and is dedicated to the FULL life cycle of your animal. Veterinarians charge us pet owners hundreds to implant microchips and this center considers scanning a microchip “above their duty” and will provide ZERO assistance in helping get your STOLEN pet back. Adam Boardman saw & administered vaccines to my 15 year old microchipped cat with a heart condition and when notified the folks he handed my elderly cat to had actually STOLEN him, Adam Boardman, being the ONLY “professional” to have knowledge of the whereabouts of my STOLEN & OLD cat with a HEART CONDITION, chose, despite •common decency• as a human being (forget being in a field supposedly dedicated to animals) to remove himself from helping get my cat back home, summing it up as a “neighborhood squabble”. Adam Boardman is overly sensitive, easily intimidated by animal thieves (he actually told us they were VERY nice people), and overzealous of his contributions to the Veterinary Sciences. Find an office dedicated to more than vaccines and pictures with puppies for social media. There are way too many frauds in the field where animals need advocates. Adam Boardman is a J O K E!