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Conference misery::feline

Title:Meower Power - Where Differing Opinions are Respected
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Moderator:JULIET::CORDES_JA
Created:Wed Nov 13 1991
Last Modified:Fri Jun 06 1997
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:1079
Total number of notes:28858

964.0. "Leominster/Lunenburg Vets" by BIGQ::HOWLAND () Thu Dec 28 1995 07:29

Hi,
	I'm a recently new resident of Leominster, MA, and am looking for a
permanent vet for my cat. I have had occassion to visit both the Leominster
Animal Hospital and the Lunenburg Veterinary Hospital and have no complaints
about either of them, but I also haven't had enough experience to make a choice.
I'm looking for input from anybody who has had experience with either of those
locations, or knows of another location in the immediate area. This may be tough
for some people and if you don't want to answer because you think you'll hurt
somebody's feelings then that's okay. Please reply to me by email,
BIGQ::HOWLAND. 

Thanks,

Jim
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964.1Central Animal hospitalNETCAD::DREYERMore great memoriesThu Dec 28 1995 09:247
Jim,

I think you'll find many recommendations in Leomnister will be for Central
Animal hospital. I know people who come from Maynard to go there, the vets
are wonderful.

Laura
964.2a vote for Central Animal Hosp.BIGQ::BITTICKSThu Dec 28 1995 09:257
    I live in Auburn and drive nearly 30 miles to take my babies to Central
    Animal Hospital. They have separate cat and dog areas and a scale that
    will weigh even my baby, who is currently at a svelte 187.  The cat who
    owns me, the Hon. Colonel Sebastian Moran, DROFFC, recommends them
    whole heartedly.
    
    Sari
964.3USCTR1::MERRITT_SKitty CityThu Dec 28 1995 10:224
    Central Animal Hospital is a great one...and also Fallon Animal
    Clinic in Lunenburg is also very good with loving vets.  
    
    Sandy
964.4Central Animal Hospital - the bestSTOWOA::DUSSAULTFri Dec 29 1995 08:269
    I have three cats - two Maine Coons and a Persian and I think Central
    Animal Hospital on Route 12 in Leominster is the best! I wouldn't
    go anywhere else. They are located just beyond Paul's Hardware
    and mall complex - past the lights near Marrone's restaurant.
    
    	I "spoke to you before" about P Brody Shelter - what did you
    	end up doing?
    
    	Gael
964.5re: .4BIGQ::HOWLANDFri Dec 29 1995 13:1412
Gael,
	We are having our current cat go through the battery of FELV
vaccinations before we move another cat into the house. She tested negative but
we were highly advised to get her juiced up with the vaccine before getting her
a buddy. I believe we will go to the Pat Brody shelter for our next cat. There
is so much favorable press about them and I don't ever remember seeing anything
negative printed about them. We'll probably visit them sometime next month to
just talk to them as see what their operation is like. Thanks for inquiring
about it.

Jim
964.6re: 964.2BIGQ::HOWLANDFri Dec 29 1995 13:164
Sari,
	What kind of "baby" do you have that weighs 187 lbs?!?!

Jim
964.7re: 964.2STOWOA::DUSSAULTFri Dec 29 1995 13:326
    Sari,
    
    	I'm anxious to know, too - I have two Maine Coons who will
    	get pretty big - but what are you feeding yours!
    
    	Gael
964.8only a pseudo felineBIGQ::BITTICKSTue Jan 02 1996 07:388
    Sorry, this baby is a canine as opposed to a feline. He is trying to
    learn to purr like his big brother, the Colonel. And he does rub my
    wrists much like a cat rubs ankles. He also likes catnip. He is also
    very mischievous, so his breed is the only Saintly thing about him. I
    just mentioned him to show that Central has a full range of services
    and thinks of everything.
    
    Sari
964.9USCTR1::MERRITT_SKitty CityTue Jan 02 1996 08:0610
    Jim...I have been volunteering at the Pat Brody Shelter for
    5 years now.  If you want any info regarding the shelter and 
    the cats...just let me know.    You can read Note 17 for alot
    more info too.
    
    All Pat Brody shelter cats are tested for Felv/FIV, spayed/neutered,
    and have had their booster and Rabie shots.  The cats medical records
    can be sent to you once adopted.
    
    Sandy
964.10Another vote for Central!LJSRV1::MARXTue Jan 02 1996 12:586
    I too highly recommend Central Animal Hospital.  They are very good and
    all three doctors are excellent.  They have been great to my crew of 8
    cats!
    
    Donna
    
964.11ANOTHER VOTE FOR CENTRAL ANIMAL HOSPITALASDG::GALLAGHERSat Jan 13 1996 16:248
    I have been going to Central Animal Hospital for 4 years.  My 3 cats
    and 2 dogs are always well taken care of there.  They have an excellent
    staff of people and the doctors are super, especially Dr. Mulcahey and
    Dr. Moss.  I know they are in good hands when I have to leave them
    there.
    
    
    Mary & girls
964.12Hudson ClinicASDG::NJACKSONWed Jan 24 1996 10:2711
    Jim,
    
    You may have already made a decision as far as what vet is best for
    your cat's needs but my vote as to go to the Hudson animal clinic
    here in Hudson.  Dr. Aldrich loves cats to pieces!  The rates are
    reasonable and there is a discount for multiple pet owners.
    
    I don't know the street name offhand but the phone number is
    508-562-2868 in case there is anyone reading this who need a local vet.
    
    Nancy