Compassionate Care For Your Pet!
Middlesex Veterinary Center 31 Stevens Street, Littleton, MA 01460 |
UPDATE:
As of April 1st 2022 our hospital is allowing 1 fully vaccinated pet owner inside for doctor appointments with the pet. Due to the layout of our hospital and ensuring continued safety of our team we have established the following guidelines:
1. Masks must be worn at all times. If you arrive without a mask, we will happily see your pet via curbside appointment. 2. Our reception is still currently CLOSED. 3. Calling upon arrival to the hospital will still be required. 4. Curbside appointments are still a choice if you prefer to wait in your car. 5. Only fully vaccinated individuals will be allowed in the building, no more than one family member may come in with the patient. 6. If you are unvaccinated or need to bring children a curbside appointment is required. 7. Technician appointments and patient drop off will continue as curbside. 8. Pharmacy and retail pickup will continue as curbside.
We ask that you arrive on time for your appointment so our team may spend the fully allotted time with you and your pet. Please visit the State of Massachusetts website for more information on masks and the mask mandate. |
(978)952-8500
www.middlesexvetcenter.com
SPAYING / NEUTERING
Middlesex Veterinary Center recommends spaying or neutering your pet unless it is certain he/she is to be bred. There are many medical benefits to having your pet spayed or neutered including, but not limited to: Females- A lowered risk of breast cancer, especially if spayed before the first heat cycle; Eliminated risk of uterine and ovarian As well as the health advantages, spaying and neutering helps reduce behavioral issues such as roaming, aggression, and marking. Although spaying and neutering can be done safely as early as 2-4 months old, we recommend it be done at 6 months of age in order to check for deciduous teeth (retained baby teeth) which can be removed during the spay/neuter surgery. |