Veterinarians in Franklin, MA
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4 locations found near Franklin
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162 Forest St, Franklin MA 02038
“HIGHLY RECOMMENDED. Dr. Ruel came to our home yesterday to ease the suffering of our cherished 14 year old dachshund, Hershey, and bring her to doggie Heaven. Dr. Ruel is extremely compassionate and explained everything along the way putting us and Hershey at ease. We were able to do this at home in our yard in the sunshine which Hershey so loved. It was so much better than going to the clinical vet's office which Hershey hated. We are extremely grateful to Dr. Ruel that Hershey's last moments were calm and peaceful in a surrounding she loved. Hershey, too, is eternally grateful. Thank you Dr. Ruel for your kindness. xoxo”
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110 Miller Street, Franklin MA 02038
“Liz Maloney has been my vet for years and she is a great diagnostician for lameness , back , shoeing and ulcer issues among others. She has kept my event and dressage horses going throughout their careers with chiropractic, acupuncture, miso therapy , shock wave etc as well as joint injections when needed. My semi retired event horse is 30 and still being ridden thanks to Liz!”
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20 Earl's Way, Franklin MA 02038
“Me and my furry friend, Otto, love going to Acorn Animal Hospital. Dr. Harris is very friendly and knowledgeable about puppies and their needs. Otto loves her! The front office staff is very warm, attentive and helpful. It is easy to make an appointment and they even have an App! The prices are reasonable and appropriate. All in all, we give Acorn Animal Hospital a 5 star review!!!”
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430 East Central Street, Franklin MA 02038
“I had 2 health concerns regarding my 12 year old shih tsu. His hearing seemed to be failing and he was limping on his right front leg. As always the staff is caring and patient. I appreciate that treatment discussions included a conservative and less expensive approach. For now his hearing will be monitored and simple pain meds seem to be helping with the limp.”
