Chestnut Street Animal Hospital
Needham, Massachusetts
General Info
Chestnut Street Animal Hospital delivers steady veterinary services tailored for households in Needham which simplifies the process for Massachusetts pet owners to monitor wellness milestones and seasonal requirements. A veterinary visit initiates with an examination of recent observations including activity levels, appetite shifts, sleep pattern changes, weather-induced discomforts, and household disturbances. An extensive examination entails assessments of joint flexibility alongside evaluations of skin and coat condition, dental health status, weight trends, and cardiovascular function. Healthcare professionals examine findings alongside previous visit data to evaluate patient advancement and decide on potential modifications to pacing or follow-up intervals. Chestnut Street Animal Hospital provides a range of services including diagnostic testing, parasite control measures, vaccination programs, nutritional assessments, and support for chronic conditions. Veterinary timelines emerge from intricate interactions among academic scheduling, weather-induced seasonal changes, senior pet comfort requirements, and family caregiver availability. Veterinarians might propose follow-up appointments during allergy seasons before planned travel or when puppies and kittens reach growth milestones. Upon completion of their visits clients receive tailored care summaries alongside visit checklists and seasonal reminders as well as digital logs which bridge daily activities with long-term health goals. Families maintain coordination through multi-pet scheduling and flexible pacing while app-enabled symptom tracking prevents routine overload. Chestnut Street Animal Hospital transforms veterinary care into an everyday household activity across Needham and Massachusetts by converting plans into progress and routines into dependable care.
Services
Dental
Laboratory
Microchipping
Surgery
Ultrasound
Vaccinations
Reviews
Lauri C.
3 Jul 2019
REPORT
The doctors, techs and admin staff at Chestnut Street Animal Hospital are beyond amazing! They make you feel as though your animal is so special and their only concern. I have even called them for adv...
The doctors, techs and admin staff at Chestnut Street Animal Hospital are beyond amazing! They make you feel as though your animal is so special and their only concern. I have even called them for advice when away on vacation and they have called back within minutes with a solution. The doctors are very thorough yet also very conservative and will not order unnecessary tests to drive up costs. My yellow lab Sammy LOVES going to the vet because they treat her so well!
Rich Jones
4 Apr 2018
REPORT
Friendly. Expert. Accessible. Kind.
peggy bauer
30 Mar 2018
REPORT
They have good quality care.
Laura H.
18 Nov 2017
REPORT
I'm so glad I found Dr. Kelsey. It's relatively hard to find a vet who is knowledgeable about rabbit care, and she knows her stuff. My bunny has seen her a few times and each visit she does a very th...
I'm so glad I found Dr. Kelsey. It's relatively hard to find a vet who is knowledgeable about rabbit care, and she knows her stuff. My bunny has seen her a few times and each visit she does a very thorough exam, explaining everything as she goes. She takes the time to listen to your concerns and provide reassurance and education. I've never had to wait more than a few days to get in to see her. The front staff are very friendly and the vet techs do an amazing job (quickest nail trims ever)!
Elizabeth R
16 Nov 2017
REPORT
This office is wonderful. In a world of automation and a lack of customer service, this vet clinic stands out. They are kind, helpful, and trustworthy. I would take my elderly cat of 17 years regular...
This office is wonderful. In a world of automation and a lack of customer service, this vet clinic stands out. They are kind, helpful, and trustworthy. I would take my elderly cat of 17 years regularly for checkups and they were great. When she suddenly died, they were compassionate and understanding. I even received an incredibly kind handwritten note from Dr. Kelsey herself. I would highly recommend them to anyone that wants the best for their pet!
Peter K.
2 Nov 2017
REPORT
We have used Chestnut Animal for a few years, and have always been pleased with the excellent care they have provided. Sadly we had to put our 10 year old standard poodle to sleep after an unexpected ...
We have used Chestnut Animal for a few years, and have always been pleased with the excellent care they have provided. Sadly we had to put our 10 year old standard poodle to sleep after an unexpected illness. Dr. Medley was thorough, kind, and caring. She guided us through the experience and gave our dog (and us) the best possible care. The support staff was also very compassionate. That we could have gone through such a difficult experience -and come out of it feeling so good about the office says it all.
Ethel Levangie
28 Sep 2017
REPORT
Our family has used Chestnut Street Animal Hospital for at least 18 years. They have taken care of the health needs of two of our very loved dogs. Our first one was a little female cocker spaniel. We ...
Our family has used Chestnut Street Animal Hospital for at least 18 years. They have taken care of the health needs of two of our very loved dogs. Our first one was a little female cocker spaniel. We had her 8 yrs and she suffered from an autoimmune disease so we had many visits there. She developed liver cancer and when it was time to say good by, as anyone who has been through this would tell you, it is heart wrenching. Dr. MEDLEY offered to come to our home so that our family could say good by to our beloved dog in her own bed. We will always be greatful for the compassion shown to our family. A few days later they sent a kind card of sympathy to us. They are the best!
Denise M.
8 Jul 2017
REPORT
I have been a client for about 10 years. Recently I decided enough was enough it is time to change vets. Don't get me wrong Dr.Kelsey and Dr. Medley are great so are most of the staff but there is ...
I have been a client for about 10 years. Recently I decided enough was enough it is time to change vets. Don't get me wrong Dr.Kelsey and Dr. Medley are great so are most of the staff but there is always those few staff members that are so rude to clients that is isn't worth putting up with it anymore. One of the techs who answers the phone could have killed my pet if I followed her advice. I have called on a number of occasions for advice on behavior and wanted to bring them in. She will tell me not to come in and give medical advice but never consults one of the doctors. I have gone to the emergency vet to many times for things my normal vet should be able to handle. A place where you easily spend $500 for a 20 min visit ( most of that time waiting) I would expect kinder service. And if you work in a vet office you probably should actually like animals. I also call for vet advice not a tech/ admin to give advice. The internet gives better information the. The desk staff.
Mieke Bovbjerg
18 May 2017
REPORT
Great with my rabbit! I brought him there for his neuter and the doctors and nurses were kind and professional. Will be going back for any other checkups!
Crystal C.
3 May 2017
REPORT
Dr. Kelsey and the INCREDIBLE TECHS! at the practice show genuine care and concern for my 3 dogs. They have swiftly assessed and diagnosed medical needs from bulging discs to ear infections. My furba...
Dr. Kelsey and the INCREDIBLE TECHS! at the practice show genuine care and concern for my 3 dogs. They have swiftly assessed and diagnosed medical needs from bulging discs to ear infections. My furbabies are always met with a smile and a gentle touch.
Chanel Martinez
24 Apr 2017
REPORT
Very rude front desk staff
Charlie Stanley
27 Feb 2017
REPORT
Crystal Carter
8 Dec 2016
REPORT
Wouldn't take my dogs anywhere else. Dr Holly and the staff care, comfort and love them like their own.
Mick Burke
16 Jan 2016
REPORT
Dr. Kelsey is a horrible vet! I took my dog in to Chestnut Street Animal Hospital because he had injured his leg. Dr. Kelsey thought it was not an injury, but instead Lyme Disease. She charged us $52....
Dr. Kelsey is a horrible vet! I took my dog in to Chestnut Street Animal Hospital because he had injured his leg. Dr. Kelsey thought it was not an injury, but instead Lyme Disease. She charged us $52.50 for a test we didn't authorize. They didn't x-ray our dog until 2 in the afternoon, even though we dropped him off at 8 am because the didn't take us seriously. Finally after paying an additional $45 to have the x-rays read stat, at 4 pm we were told that the dog had in fact had a fractured tibia. They sent us over to Angell Memorial to have the dog splinted but only after I payed the bill. She also padded the bill with $70 for a physical exam we didn't ask for and $29.40 for half day hospitalization which wasn't needed if they did the x-ray when they should have! I will never go back there again!!!
Tom D
4 Jun 2015
REPORT
Our cat is named happy. He is not very happy to go here but we like it very much
Boston S.
15 Oct 2014
REPORT
Dr. Holly Kelsey and the staff at Chestnut Street Animal Hospital are FANTASTIC. I found them online searching for a hamster specialist. They were kind and gentle, knowledgable and professional. They ...
Dr. Holly Kelsey and the staff at Chestnut Street Animal Hospital are FANTASTIC. I found them online searching for a hamster specialist. They were kind and gentle, knowledgable and professional. They took their time in all explanations, from cost to care. I cannot say enough about them!
Boston B.
14 Oct 2014
REPORT
Dr. Holly Kelsey and the staff at Chestnut Street Animal Hospital are FANTASTIC. I found them online searching for a hamster specialist. They were kind and gentle, knowledgable and professional. They ...
Dr. Holly Kelsey and the staff at Chestnut Street Animal Hospital are FANTASTIC. I found them online searching for a hamster specialist. They were kind and gentle, knowledgable and professional. They took their time in all explanations, from cost to care. I cannot say enough about them!
Victoria MacArthur
1 Oct 2014
REPORT
Chestnut street animal hospital always exceeds my expectations with the level of care for my rabbits and dogs. It is hard to find a knowledgeable Rabbit Savvy vet and it is great that I can trust them...
Chestnut street animal hospital always exceeds my expectations with the level of care for my rabbits and dogs. It is hard to find a knowledgeable Rabbit Savvy vet and it is great that I can trust them with my precious bunnie. Bruce the Flemish giant and I thank you very much!!
George P.
17 Aug 2014
REPORT
I have a hedgehog, and it is hard to find a vet. I went down the MA list suggested by Hedgehog Welfare Society, then scoured Yelp for reviews by hedgehog owners.Although Chestnut Street Animal Hospit...
I have a hedgehog, and it is hard to find a vet. I went down the MA list suggested by Hedgehog Welfare Society, then scoured Yelp for reviews by hedgehog owners.Although Chestnut Street Animal Hospital does not have a lot of reviews, I chose it because according to their website Dr. Holly Kelsey has experience with hedgehogs.Everyone there was very friendly and excited to meet Nubs. Dr. Kelsey was great, she understood how to handle Nubs and gave us great tips for airline travel. Nubs is a somewhat grumpy hedgehog, but Dr. Kelsey was able to examine her with no problems. I definitely recommend her to fellow hedgehog owners.
Ann D.
29 Apr 2014
REPORT
The Sato Project LOVES Chestnut Street Animal Hospital because they help us out all the time. We are a rescue organization down the street and rely on their expertise to take care of the dogs waiting...
The Sato Project LOVES Chestnut Street Animal Hospital because they help us out all the time. We are a rescue organization down the street and rely on their expertise to take care of the dogs waiting for homes! They have always been professional and accommodating whenever we need help! In fact, the vets and techs volunteered their time to help us keep and an emergency operation affordable. Instead of thinking about the money they all put the needs of the dog in the forefront and saved the rescue some money! We feel so lucky to have them be there for us! If there were 10 stars they would get that!
Meghan Elizabeth
30 Jan 2014
REPORT
Chestnut St Animal Hospital did a great job performing a difficult spay surgery on my dwarf Hotot rabbit! Thank you sooooo much, Dr Kelsey!!! I do wish they had prepared me a little better on what to ...
Chestnut St Animal Hospital did a great job performing a difficult spay surgery on my dwarf Hotot rabbit! Thank you sooooo much, Dr Kelsey!!! I do wish they had prepared me a little better on what to expect post surgery though... That would have saved me a panic attack... :)
M. L.
7 Aug 2013
REPORT
I take my field spaniel to Chestnut Street and he loves it. Dr. Kelsey and the staff here are wonderful. They are knowledgeable and level-headed, and are not out to nickel and dime their pet owners. T...
I take my field spaniel to Chestnut Street and he loves it. Dr. Kelsey and the staff here are wonderful. They are knowledgeable and level-headed, and are not out to nickel and dime their pet owners. They explain details concisely and in a way a new dog owner can easily comprehend. Also, I cannot say enough about the techs at this place. They are an invaluable part of its overall caring, friendly vibe.
Sharon L.
28 Apr 2013
REPORT
Before the slam, and I really can't slam them hard enough, there is one good thing about this place...the techs. They are great. That said, the lack of care by the vets killed my dog. I had him in the...
Before the slam, and I really can't slam them hard enough, there is one good thing about this place...the techs. They are great. That said, the lack of care by the vets killed my dog. I had him in there in November because he was vomiting, they did xrays, bloodwork but saw nothing wrong. I spoke to someone again in December, they told me to give him Previcid. I took him back again about two weeks ago and they had me bring him back the next day for an ultrasound, when the radiologist finally bothered to show up I found out that my dog had a mass growing around his intestines. the vet was very cold, very dry. I was hysterical. She didn't care. gave me no hope at all. I took him someplace else for a second opinion and they did give me some hope and a referral to see an oncologist. The new vet was disgusted by how we were basically shooed out the door with their, "well that sucks!" attitude. They offered no treatment plans, nothing. They could have and should have caught what was happening in November. I never told them I had a budget because I would have spent whatever it took to care for my dog. Because of how long he went undiagnosed I had to have him put to sleep today. He would have had a very good shot at recovering with early detection. If you value your pet, save their lives, don't go here.
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FAQs
Where is Chestnut Street Animal Hospital located?
Chestnut Street Animal Hospital is located at 334 Chestnut St, NULL, Needham,NULL 02492. It's easily accessible to pet owners in the Needham area and surrounding communities.
What time does Chestnut Street Animal Hospital open and close each day?
Chestnut Street Animal Hospital is open Monday 08:00 AM - 18:00 PM, Tuesday 08:00 AM - 18:00 PM, Wednesday 08:00 AM - 18:00 PM, Thursday 08:00 AM - 20:00 PM, Friday 08:00 AM - 17:00 PM. On Saturdays, it's open 09:00 AM to 15:00 PM. They are closed on Sundays.
Is Chestnut Street Animal Hospital open on Saturdays?
Yes, Chestnut Street Animal Hospital is open on Saturdays. Their Saturday hours are 09:00AM to 15:00 PM.
Is Chestnut Street Animal Hospital open on Sundays?
No, Chestnut Street Animal Hospital is closed on Sundays. They operate Monday through Saturday, serving pet owners during the week and on Saturday.
How can I book an appointment at Chestnut Street Animal Hospital?
You can book an appointment online with Chestnut Street Animal Hospital via our website. Simply click the 'Book an Appointment' button on their profile or use TopVet’s online scheduling. Alternatively, you can call the clinic at to schedule a visit.
What services does Chestnut Street Animal Hospital offer?
Chestnut Street Animal Hospital in Needham offers a range of veterinary services, including Dental, Laboratory, Microchipping, Surgery, Ultrasound. From routine wellness exams and vaccinations to surgeries and diagnostics, they provide comprehensive care for your pets.
Does Chestnut Street Animal Hospital offer vaccinations for pets?
Yes, Chestnut Street Animal Hospital provides pet vaccination services. They offer core vaccinations for dogs and cats (like rabies, distemper, parvovirus, etc.) as well as any recommended booster shots. You can schedule your pet's vaccines during normal appointment hours at their Needham clinic.
Does Chestnut Street Animal Hospital offer pet dental care?
Absolutely. Chestnut Street Animal Hospital offers pet dental care services, including teeth cleanings, dental exams, and treatment of dental issues for cats and dogs. Regular dental care is part of their preventive services to keep your pet healthy.
Do they perform spay/neuter surgeries at Chestnut Street Animal Hospital?
Chestnut Street Animal Hospital provides spaying and neutering services for pets. Their veterinary team in Needham has extensive experience in these routine surgical procedures. They will also guide you on post-operative care for your pet.
Can Chestnut Street Animal Hospital microchip my pet?
Yes, Chestnut Street Animal Hospital offers pet microchipping. Microchips help identify your pet if they ever get lost. The procedure is quick and can be done during a regular appointment.
Business Hours
Monday
Mon
08:00AM-18:00PM
Tuesday
Tue
08:00AM-18:00PM
Wednesday
Wed
08:00AM-18:00PM
Thursday
Thu
08:00AM-20:00PM
Friday
Fri
08:00AM-17:00PM
Saturday
Sat
09:00AM-15:00PM
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Chestnut Street Animal Hospital
Needham, Massachusetts
General Info
Chestnut Street Animal Hospital delivers steady veterinary services tailored for households in Needham which simplifies the process for Massachusetts pet owners to monitor wellness milestones and seasonal requirements. A veterinary visit initiates with an examination of recent observations including activity levels, appetite shifts, sleep pattern changes, weather-induced discomforts, and household disturbances. An extensive examination entails assessments of joint flexibility alongside evaluations of skin and coat condition, dental health status, weight trends, and cardiovascular function. Healthcare professionals examine findings alongside previous visit data to evaluate patient advancement and decide on potential modifications to pacing or follow-up intervals. Chestnut Street Animal Hospital provides a range of services including diagnostic testing, parasite control measures, vaccination programs, nutritional assessments, and support for chronic conditions. Veterinary timelines emerge from intricate interactions among academic scheduling, weather-induced seasonal changes, senior pet comfort requirements, and family caregiver availability. Veterinarians might propose follow-up appointments during allergy seasons before planned travel or when puppies and kittens reach growth milestones. Upon completion of their visits clients receive tailored care summaries alongside visit checklists and seasonal reminders as well as digital logs which bridge daily activities with long-term health goals. Families maintain coordination through multi-pet scheduling and flexible pacing while app-enabled symptom tracking prevents routine overload. Chestnut Street Animal Hospital transforms veterinary care into an everyday household activity across Needham and Massachusetts by converting plans into progress and routines into dependable care.
Business Hours
Monday
08:00AM-18:00PM
Tuesday
08:00AM-18:00PM
Wednesday
08:00AM-18:00PM
Thursday
08:00AM-20:00PM
Friday
08:00AM-17:00PM
Saturday
09:00AM-15:00PM
Services
Dental
Laboratory
Microchipping
Surgery
Ultrasound
Vaccinations
Reviews
Lauri C.
3 Jul 2019
The doctors, techs and admin staff at Chestnut Street Animal Hospital are beyond amazing! They make you feel as though your animal is so special and their only concern. I have even called them for adv...
The doctors, techs and admin staff at Chestnut Street Animal Hospital are beyond amazing! They make you feel as though your animal is so special and their only concern. I have even called them for advice when away on vacation and they have called back within minutes with a solution. The doctors are very thorough yet also very conservative and will not order unnecessary tests to drive up costs. My yellow lab Sammy LOVES going to the vet because they treat her so well!
Rich Jones
4 Apr 2018
Friendly. Expert. Accessible. Kind.
peggy bauer
30 Mar 2018
They have good quality care.
Laura H.
18 Nov 2017
I'm so glad I found Dr. Kelsey. It's relatively hard to find a vet who is knowledgeable about rabbit care, and she knows her stuff. My bunny has seen her a few times and each visit she does a very th...
I'm so glad I found Dr. Kelsey. It's relatively hard to find a vet who is knowledgeable about rabbit care, and she knows her stuff. My bunny has seen her a few times and each visit she does a very thorough exam, explaining everything as she goes. She takes the time to listen to your concerns and provide reassurance and education. I've never had to wait more than a few days to get in to see her. The front staff are very friendly and the vet techs do an amazing job (quickest nail trims ever)!
Elizabeth R
16 Nov 2017
This office is wonderful. In a world of automation and a lack of customer service, this vet clinic stands out. They are kind, helpful, and trustworthy. I would take my elderly cat of 17 years regular...
This office is wonderful. In a world of automation and a lack of customer service, this vet clinic stands out. They are kind, helpful, and trustworthy. I would take my elderly cat of 17 years regularly for checkups and they were great. When she suddenly died, they were compassionate and understanding. I even received an incredibly kind handwritten note from Dr. Kelsey herself. I would highly recommend them to anyone that wants the best for their pet!
Peter K.
2 Nov 2017
We have used Chestnut Animal for a few years, and have always been pleased with the excellent care they have provided. Sadly we had to put our 10 year old standard poodle to sleep after an unexpected ...
We have used Chestnut Animal for a few years, and have always been pleased with the excellent care they have provided. Sadly we had to put our 10 year old standard poodle to sleep after an unexpected illness. Dr. Medley was thorough, kind, and caring. She guided us through the experience and gave our dog (and us) the best possible care. The support staff was also very compassionate. That we could have gone through such a difficult experience -and come out of it feeling so good about the office says it all.
Ethel Levangie
28 Sep 2017
Our family has used Chestnut Street Animal Hospital for at least 18 years. They have taken care of the health needs of two of our very loved dogs. Our first one was a little female cocker spaniel. We ...
Our family has used Chestnut Street Animal Hospital for at least 18 years. They have taken care of the health needs of two of our very loved dogs. Our first one was a little female cocker spaniel. We had her 8 yrs and she suffered from an autoimmune disease so we had many visits there. She developed liver cancer and when it was time to say good by, as anyone who has been through this would tell you, it is heart wrenching. Dr. MEDLEY offered to come to our home so that our family could say good by to our beloved dog in her own bed. We will always be greatful for the compassion shown to our family. A few days later they sent a kind card of sympathy to us. They are the best!
Denise M.
8 Jul 2017
I have been a client for about 10 years. Recently I decided enough was enough it is time to change vets. Don't get me wrong Dr.Kelsey and Dr. Medley are great so are most of the staff but there is ...
I have been a client for about 10 years. Recently I decided enough was enough it is time to change vets. Don't get me wrong Dr.Kelsey and Dr. Medley are great so are most of the staff but there is always those few staff members that are so rude to clients that is isn't worth putting up with it anymore. One of the techs who answers the phone could have killed my pet if I followed her advice. I have called on a number of occasions for advice on behavior and wanted to bring them in. She will tell me not to come in and give medical advice but never consults one of the doctors. I have gone to the emergency vet to many times for things my normal vet should be able to handle. A place where you easily spend $500 for a 20 min visit ( most of that time waiting) I would expect kinder service. And if you work in a vet office you probably should actually like animals. I also call for vet advice not a tech/ admin to give advice. The internet gives better information the. The desk staff.
Mieke Bovbjerg
18 May 2017
Great with my rabbit! I brought him there for his neuter and the doctors and nurses were kind and professional. Will be going back for any other checkups!
Crystal C.
3 May 2017
Dr. Kelsey and the INCREDIBLE TECHS! at the practice show genuine care and concern for my 3 dogs. They have swiftly assessed and diagnosed medical needs from bulging discs to ear infections. My furba...
Dr. Kelsey and the INCREDIBLE TECHS! at the practice show genuine care and concern for my 3 dogs. They have swiftly assessed and diagnosed medical needs from bulging discs to ear infections. My furbabies are always met with a smile and a gentle touch.
Chanel Martinez
24 Apr 2017
Very rude front desk staff
Charlie Stanley
27 Feb 2017
Crystal Carter
8 Dec 2016
Wouldn't take my dogs anywhere else. Dr Holly and the staff care, comfort and love them like their own.
Mick Burke
16 Jan 2016
Dr. Kelsey is a horrible vet! I took my dog in to Chestnut Street Animal Hospital because he had injured his leg. Dr. Kelsey thought it was not an injury, but instead Lyme Disease. She charged us $52....
Dr. Kelsey is a horrible vet! I took my dog in to Chestnut Street Animal Hospital because he had injured his leg. Dr. Kelsey thought it was not an injury, but instead Lyme Disease. She charged us $52.50 for a test we didn't authorize. They didn't x-ray our dog until 2 in the afternoon, even though we dropped him off at 8 am because the didn't take us seriously. Finally after paying an additional $45 to have the x-rays read stat, at 4 pm we were told that the dog had in fact had a fractured tibia. They sent us over to Angell Memorial to have the dog splinted but only after I payed the bill. She also padded the bill with $70 for a physical exam we didn't ask for and $29.40 for half day hospitalization which wasn't needed if they did the x-ray when they should have! I will never go back there again!!!
Tom D
4 Jun 2015
Our cat is named happy. He is not very happy to go here but we like it very much
Boston S.
15 Oct 2014
Dr. Holly Kelsey and the staff at Chestnut Street Animal Hospital are FANTASTIC. I found them online searching for a hamster specialist. They were kind and gentle, knowledgable and professional. They ...
Dr. Holly Kelsey and the staff at Chestnut Street Animal Hospital are FANTASTIC. I found them online searching for a hamster specialist. They were kind and gentle, knowledgable and professional. They took their time in all explanations, from cost to care. I cannot say enough about them!
Boston B.
14 Oct 2014
Dr. Holly Kelsey and the staff at Chestnut Street Animal Hospital are FANTASTIC. I found them online searching for a hamster specialist. They were kind and gentle, knowledgable and professional. They ...
Dr. Holly Kelsey and the staff at Chestnut Street Animal Hospital are FANTASTIC. I found them online searching for a hamster specialist. They were kind and gentle, knowledgable and professional. They took their time in all explanations, from cost to care. I cannot say enough about them!
Victoria MacArthur
1 Oct 2014
Chestnut street animal hospital always exceeds my expectations with the level of care for my rabbits and dogs. It is hard to find a knowledgeable Rabbit Savvy vet and it is great that I can trust them...
Chestnut street animal hospital always exceeds my expectations with the level of care for my rabbits and dogs. It is hard to find a knowledgeable Rabbit Savvy vet and it is great that I can trust them with my precious bunnie. Bruce the Flemish giant and I thank you very much!!
George P.
17 Aug 2014
I have a hedgehog, and it is hard to find a vet. I went down the MA list suggested by Hedgehog Welfare Society, then scoured Yelp for reviews by hedgehog owners.Although Chestnut Street Animal Hospit...
I have a hedgehog, and it is hard to find a vet. I went down the MA list suggested by Hedgehog Welfare Society, then scoured Yelp for reviews by hedgehog owners.Although Chestnut Street Animal Hospital does not have a lot of reviews, I chose it because according to their website Dr. Holly Kelsey has experience with hedgehogs.Everyone there was very friendly and excited to meet Nubs. Dr. Kelsey was great, she understood how to handle Nubs and gave us great tips for airline travel. Nubs is a somewhat grumpy hedgehog, but Dr. Kelsey was able to examine her with no problems. I definitely recommend her to fellow hedgehog owners.
Ann D.
29 Apr 2014
The Sato Project LOVES Chestnut Street Animal Hospital because they help us out all the time. We are a rescue organization down the street and rely on their expertise to take care of the dogs waiting...
The Sato Project LOVES Chestnut Street Animal Hospital because they help us out all the time. We are a rescue organization down the street and rely on their expertise to take care of the dogs waiting for homes! They have always been professional and accommodating whenever we need help! In fact, the vets and techs volunteered their time to help us keep and an emergency operation affordable. Instead of thinking about the money they all put the needs of the dog in the forefront and saved the rescue some money! We feel so lucky to have them be there for us! If there were 10 stars they would get that!
Meghan Elizabeth
30 Jan 2014
Chestnut St Animal Hospital did a great job performing a difficult spay surgery on my dwarf Hotot rabbit! Thank you sooooo much, Dr Kelsey!!! I do wish they had prepared me a little better on what to ...
Chestnut St Animal Hospital did a great job performing a difficult spay surgery on my dwarf Hotot rabbit! Thank you sooooo much, Dr Kelsey!!! I do wish they had prepared me a little better on what to expect post surgery though... That would have saved me a panic attack... :)
M. L.
7 Aug 2013
I take my field spaniel to Chestnut Street and he loves it. Dr. Kelsey and the staff here are wonderful. They are knowledgeable and level-headed, and are not out to nickel and dime their pet owners. T...
I take my field spaniel to Chestnut Street and he loves it. Dr. Kelsey and the staff here are wonderful. They are knowledgeable and level-headed, and are not out to nickel and dime their pet owners. They explain details concisely and in a way a new dog owner can easily comprehend. Also, I cannot say enough about the techs at this place. They are an invaluable part of its overall caring, friendly vibe.
Sharon L.
28 Apr 2013
Before the slam, and I really can't slam them hard enough, there is one good thing about this place...the techs. They are great. That said, the lack of care by the vets killed my dog. I had him in the...
Before the slam, and I really can't slam them hard enough, there is one good thing about this place...the techs. They are great. That said, the lack of care by the vets killed my dog. I had him in there in November because he was vomiting, they did xrays, bloodwork but saw nothing wrong. I spoke to someone again in December, they told me to give him Previcid. I took him back again about two weeks ago and they had me bring him back the next day for an ultrasound, when the radiologist finally bothered to show up I found out that my dog had a mass growing around his intestines. the vet was very cold, very dry. I was hysterical. She didn't care. gave me no hope at all. I took him someplace else for a second opinion and they did give me some hope and a referral to see an oncologist. The new vet was disgusted by how we were basically shooed out the door with their, "well that sucks!" attitude. They offered no treatment plans, nothing. They could have and should have caught what was happening in November. I never told them I had a budget because I would have spent whatever it took to care for my dog. Because of how long he went undiagnosed I had to have him put to sleep today. He would have had a very good shot at recovering with early detection. If you value your pet, save their lives, don't go here.
FAQs
Where is Chestnut Street Animal Hospital located?
Chestnut Street Animal Hospital is located at 334 Chestnut St, NULL, Needham,NULL 02492. It's easily accessible to pet owners in the Needham area and surrounding communities.
What time does Chestnut Street Animal Hospital open and close each day?
Chestnut Street Animal Hospital is open Monday 08:00 AM - 18:00 PM, Tuesday 08:00 AM - 18:00 PM, Wednesday 08:00 AM - 18:00 PM, Thursday 08:00 AM - 20:00 PM, Friday 08:00 AM - 17:00 PM. On Saturdays, it's open 09:00 AM to 15:00 PM. They are closed on Sundays.
Is Chestnut Street Animal Hospital open on Saturdays?
Yes, Chestnut Street Animal Hospital is open on Saturdays. Their Saturday hours are 09:00AM to 15:00 PM.
Is Chestnut Street Animal Hospital open on Sundays?
No, Chestnut Street Animal Hospital is closed on Sundays. They operate Monday through Saturday, serving pet owners during the week and on Saturday.
How can I book an appointment at Chestnut Street Animal Hospital?
You can book an appointment online with Chestnut Street Animal Hospital via our website. Simply click the 'Book an Appointment' button on their profile or use TopVet’s online scheduling. Alternatively, you can call the clinic at to schedule a visit.
What services does Chestnut Street Animal Hospital offer?
Chestnut Street Animal Hospital in Needham offers a range of veterinary services, including Dental, Laboratory, Microchipping, Surgery, Ultrasound. From routine wellness exams and vaccinations to surgeries and diagnostics, they provide comprehensive care for your pets.
Does Chestnut Street Animal Hospital offer vaccinations for pets?
Yes, Chestnut Street Animal Hospital provides pet vaccination services. They offer core vaccinations for dogs and cats (like rabies, distemper, parvovirus, etc.) as well as any recommended booster shots. You can schedule your pet's vaccines during normal appointment hours at their Needham clinic.
Does Chestnut Street Animal Hospital offer pet dental care?
Absolutely. Chestnut Street Animal Hospital offers pet dental care services, including teeth cleanings, dental exams, and treatment of dental issues for cats and dogs. Regular dental care is part of their preventive services to keep your pet healthy.
Do they perform spay/neuter surgeries at Chestnut Street Animal Hospital?
Chestnut Street Animal Hospital provides spaying and neutering services for pets. Their veterinary team in Needham has extensive experience in these routine surgical procedures. They will also guide you on post-operative care for your pet.
Can Chestnut Street Animal Hospital microchip my pet?
Yes, Chestnut Street Animal Hospital offers pet microchipping. Microchips help identify your pet if they ever get lost. The procedure is quick and can be done during a regular appointment.
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