North Shore Animal Hospital
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Our doctors have proudly served local pet owners for over 30 years. We are able to provide comprehensive medical and surgical care. We are a busy full service animal hospital providing personalized service, convenience and individualized care for family pets in Lynn and the surrounding communities since 1982. We are able to provide comprehensive medical and surgical care including: affordable surgery, health care both preventative and comprehensive, risk assessments and vaccination plans, laboratory diagnostics, digital radiology and more. For client convenience we have an in house pharmacy and therapeutic and prescription diets from Hills, Royal Canin, Purina and Iams. It is our desire to provide the highest quality medical and surgical care to our patients and offer the best possible service to our clients. We will help owners to care for and protect their pets by providing comprehensive veterinary service to all animals in our care, with emphasis on courtesy, respect and appreciation for our clients. We will develop plans and solutions that meet the needs of our patients, their families and the community.
If you live near Boston’s north shore, Lynn, Salem, Swampscott, Marblehead, Peabody, Danvers, Beverly, Saugus, Revere, Malden, Stoneham, Wakefield, Lynnfield or the surrounding area and need a trusted veterinarian to care for your pets – look no further.
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Dental care is important for pets too! If your furry ones haven’t had a cleaning recently, ask us about options for their oral health!
Pig walking a cat
We’re not even sure who is walking who – but we’re impressed!
Treating Animals With Acupuncture
Our associate veterinarian Dr. Wendy Smille integrates acupuncture into her practice of veterinary medicine. She is certified in acupuncture, as well as doctorate in veterinary medicine. The American Veterinary Medical Association deems acupuncture part of the practice of veterinary medicine and surgery, and it is important to have strong knowledge of animal-specific anatomy to perform acupuncture on pets.
How Cats Communicate
Cats definitely seem to have a language of their own! If you notice any changes in your pet’s behavior, lets us know to ensure they’re not trying to let you know they’re unwell!
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Wow! No wonder dogs are sniffing around all the time!
Canine Distemper: Treating and Preventing Distemper in Dogs
Canine distemper is contagious and can be very dangerous to dogs – if you notice any of these symptoms call us to begin testing for the disease.
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Try to keep your pets on sidewalks when walking if you’re unsure of whether or not pesticides have been sprayed there.
Check the Chip Day: Meet Max
Tomorrow is Check the Chip Day! Be sure to microchip your pets and update the registered contact information! Pets and owners are reunited everyday with the help of these!
Why you and your dog should steer clear of blue-green algae
Be observant and use caution when you or your pets are swimming. Blue-green algae is very dangerous and contact should be avoided!
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No pet likes wearing the cone collar- but sometimes it must be done!
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Not all airlines transport pets the same way. If you’re catching a flight with your pet, check the policy of your air carrier to be sure they’ll be safe and comfortable!
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North Shore Animal Hospital is pleased to announce that we have added another veterinarian to our team. Dr. Kristi Magida is a 2014 graduate of Ross University. She has returned to the Boston area from Chicago where she has spent the past two years working in a very busy hospital in downtown Chicago. Dr. Magida is excited to be back in New England and looking forward to building new relationships with the people in Lynn. Welcome Dr. Kristi!
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