Mobile Veterinary Services in Boston, MA
Mobile vet care means better vet care. BetterVet is a full-service veterinary practice on wheels supported by a powerful digital platform. Whether you need a quick video consultation or an in-home visit, it's simple. Just open our BetterVet app or website, book an appointment, and we will come to you.
Mon: 8 AM to 8 PM / Tue - Wed: 8 AM - 6 PM / Thu - Fri: 8 AM - 4 PM

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Boston Mobile Vet Coverage Map

We provide mobile veterinary services in the Boston area, including:
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Abington
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Acton
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Allston
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Andover
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Arlington
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Auburndale
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Avon
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Ayer
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Bedford
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Bellingham
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Belmont
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Berlin
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Beverly
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Billerica
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Blackstone
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Bolton
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Boston
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Boxborough
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Braintree
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Bridgewater
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Brighton
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Brockton
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Brookline
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Burlington
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Cambridge
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Canton
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Carlisle
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Charlestown
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Chelmsford
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Chelsea
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Clinton
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Cohasset
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Concord
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Danvers
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Dedham
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Dover
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Dunstable
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East Bridgewater
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Everett
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Framingham
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Franklin
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Gloucester
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Grafton
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Groton
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Halifax
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Hanover
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Hanson
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Harvard
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Hingham
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Holbrook
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Holliston
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Hopedale
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Hopkinton
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Hull
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Humarock
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Lancaster
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Lexington
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Lincoln
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Littleton
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Lowell
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Lynn
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Lynnfield
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Malden
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Manchester-by-the-Sea
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Mansfield
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Marblehead
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Marlborough
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Marshfield
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Maynard
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Medfield
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Medford
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Medway
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Melrose
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Mendon
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Middleton
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Milford
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Millis
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Milton
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Nahant
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Natick
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Needham
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Newton
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Newton Centre
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Newton Highlands
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Newton Lower Falls
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Newton Upper Falls
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Newtonville
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Norfolk
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North Billerica
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North Chelmsford
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North Easton
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North Reading
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Northborough
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Northbridge
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Norton
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Norwell
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Norwood
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Peabody
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Pembroke
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Plainville
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Quincy
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Randolph
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Raynham
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Reading
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Revere
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Rockland
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Roxbury Crossing
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Salem
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Saugus
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Scituate
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Sharon
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Sherborn
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Shrewsbury
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Somerville
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Southborough
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Stoneham
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Stoughton
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Stow
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Sudbury
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Swampscott
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Tewksbury
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Upton
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Waban
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Wakefield
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Walpole
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Waltham
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Watertown
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Wayland
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Wellesley
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West Bridgewater
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West Newton
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Westborough
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Westford
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Weston
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Westwood
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Weymouth
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Whitman
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Winchester
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Winthrop
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Woburn
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Wrentham
In-Home Vet Services in Boston
Less Stress, Happier Pets
BetterVet is a mobile veterinary practice that offers comprehensive Fear Free® vet care in the comfort of home.
Mobile Vet Care Is Great For
- Pet parents with busy schedules a lack of transportation
- Anxious, fragile, and senior pets
- Pets who need in-home end-of-life care
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Avoid getting stuck on the Pike going to the vet. Skip the traffic by booking a mobile vet visit with one of our trusted veterinarians. We bring full-service vet care to you!Frequently Asked Questions
Boston has definitely taken huge strides to become more dog-friendly in the past decade. It has a plethora of parks, dog-friendly shops, and restaurants with patios that allow dogs.There are also plenty of hotels that welcome dogs. If you're considering a move to Boston and plan on bringing your canine companion, there are a few things you should know.
Massachusetts General Law mandates that every dog owner must obtain a license for their pet each year. If your puppy is six months or older, you need to show proof of rabies vaccination to get a license.
Boston Common is a pet-friendly park and dogs on leash are allowed. The park also has a designated area that is rotated to preserve the turf where dogs can be off-leash.
Average first year vet bills in Boston are between $100 - $300. A license costs between $0 - $30. Average food costs are between $300 - $720 (depending on size of dog and brand of food). Dog-walking supplies average in the $100 - $150 range.
Boston does not require cats to be registered and licensed. Only a handful of cities and towns in Massachusetts have cat licensing by-laws. One of these towns is Belmont, located in Middlesex County, which requires cats four months or older to get a license and wear a license tag at all times.