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No matter the species, you can get help online by a licensed Boston vet!

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What can virtual vets treat?
Vets in Boston can talk you through a variety of health issues and offer guidance for taking care of your pet. They can work with new and existing patients to understand health and wellness issues, and in some cases they may prescribe medications, offer over-the-counter suggestions, or just leave you with the peace of mind of knowing your pet is in good hands.

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Top activities for pet owners in Boston

The cultural center of the New England area, Boston is one of the most unique locations on the East Coast, and it’s a place you might end up moving to if you want to experience the culture of the area. If you’re here to enjoy yourself, however, your pet should also have the ability to do so. Check out these locations if you’re interested in something pet-friendly in Boston.

Franklin Field

Near the center of Boston, you’ll find Franklin Park and the neighborhoods surrounding it. Look into these locations if you’re interested in visiting nearby.
Franklin Park
The park this neighborhood is named after, Franklin Park is Boston’s largest open space at 485 acres, offering trails for running with your dog, bird watching experiences, and more.
Franklin Park Zoo
Within Franklin Park you’ll find this unique zoo, providing access to big cats, primates, reptiles, tortoises, and more.
Arnold Arboretum
A 281-acre arboretum offering access to over 15,000 plants, as well as birds, bugs, and other wildlife within the arboretum.

Stonybrook

Directly to the northeast of Franklin Park, you’ll find this neighborhood, which has a significant amount of commercial space. Here are some of the best options in this neighborhood.
Creature Comforts
Local in-home sitting site offering care for all pets, including dogs, cats, fish, hamsters, gerbils, rabbits, lizards, and even livestock like chickens and pigs.
Boston for the Dogs
This training and hiking service available within the Greater Boston Metro area provides several ways to keep your dogs engaged.
Brookside Walk + Train
If you’re looking for dog walking or training services, look no further. This team offers great local walking and training options.

North End/Downtown

The downtown neighborhood largely centers around a peninsula near the center of Boston. Here are some of the best places to check out within this area.
New England Aquarium
With a wide variety of fish, sharks, rays, and more — over 2,000 animals in total — this aquarium is an incredibly exciting place to visit.
Rinaldi Dog Boutique
Specialty boutique that caters largely to dogs, but offers many boutique apparel options that may also work for cats.
Polkadog
This company prides itself on "doing things the right way," making its dog treats with high-quality ingredients in small batches at Boston Fish Pier every day.

South Boston

The peninsula directly to the east of the downtown neighborhood is where you’ll find South Boston. Here are some great places to check out in this neighborhood.
Ziwa Animal Kingdom
This local store carries a variety of options, including many exotic options like snakes, reptiles, and more.
Happy Paws Boston
This training-based dog walking service allows you to get dog training and dog walking at the same time from a single service.
Petiquette Pooch Concierge
A variety of services, including dog walking, in-home dog and cat sitting, doggy play groups, and even dog taxi services for local grooming.

Allston

This neighborhood is largely bounded by the Charles River to the north and Beacon Street to the south. Check out these local hotspots for the best experience.
The Pet Shop
Independently owned pet shop specializing in exotic pets, including hedgehogs, amphibians, arachnids, birds, and more.
The Mindful Mutt
General variety of doggy options, such as doggy daycare, boarding, playgroups, and training classes.
Petco Brighton
Local component of a well-loved chain store, offering services and adoption opportunities for dogs, cats, fish, reptiles, and small animals like ferrets, and more.

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