Mill Valley Veterinary Clinic

224 Mill Valley Road

Belchertown, Massachusetts 01007

Phone: 413-323-9201       Fax: 413:323-0290

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We provide care for both small and large animals.

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Welcome to our website!

Mill Valley Veterinary Clinic is a mixed veterinary practice located in the heart of western Massachusetts that has been providing comprehensive care to small and large animals since 1986.   Our mission is to provide quality, compassionate veterinary care using the latest medical principles and state-of-the-art technology.  We are committed to providing a progressive and pleasant environment for our clients, patients, and staff. 

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Our hours are:  

M-W-F - 9 am to 5 pm

T-Th - 9 am to 6:30 pm

S - 8 am to noon

WE WILL CLOSE EARLY ON WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, AND WE WILL BE CLOSED ON THANKSGIVING AND THE FRIDAY AFTER THANKSGIVING
We accept MasterCard, Visa, personal checks, and cash.  Payment is expected at the time of services.

 

Small Animal Services

Our small animal practice is limited to treating dogs and cats.  We do not have the expertise to treat birds and reptiles.  We can refer you to a veterinarian who can treat a species that we do not handle routinely. 

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Large Animal Services

Our large animal practice is limited to horses, cattle, sheep, and goats.  We do not have the expertise to treat swine, llamas, or alpacas or other exotics, but we can refer you to a veterinarian who can treat these animals.

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Fall Hints
Ticks and fleas love this time of year.  Be sure your pet continues on a tick and flea prevention program at least until there is a killing freeze.  Click here for information on ticks and Lyme disease.

Mosquitoes will be around for a while, and they cause heartworm. Be sure to keep your pet on heartworm prevention until at least December 1, or when mosquitoes are no longer a problem. 

Provide a dry shelter that’s out of the wind for your dog.  If the nights get cold, or the weather is severe, bring your dog inside.

Allergies aren’t just for people!  In the fall, ragweed, mold and other allergens are abundant.  Don’t walk your dog in unmowed areas; clean up rotting leaves promptly; rain helps keep pollen from spreading, so take advantage after rain showers for outdoor fun with your pet; brush your pet after he’s been outdoors.

Most dogs and cats shed their summer coats this time of year.  Brush them daily—there will be less hair on the furniture and your pet’s coat will glisten.

 

 

 
 
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