Where is Veterinary Cancer Specialists of New England located?

Veterinary Cancer Specialists of New England is located at 50 Cohasset Ave, Buzzards Bay, MA 02532, USA, in Bourne, MA.

What veterinary specialties does Veterinary Cancer Specialists of New England offer?

Veterinary Cancer Specialists of New England offers General Practice at its Bourne location.

How can I contact Veterinary Cancer Specialists of New England?

Veterinary Cancer Specialists of New England can be reached by phone at (508) 276-0836 or online at vcsnewengland.com.

Veterinary Cancer Specialists of New England

Veterinary Cancer Specialists of New England is a general practice practice in Bourne, MA.

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Veterinary Cancer Specialists of New England is a general practice practice in Bourne, MA. Located at 50 Cohasset Ave.

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50 Cohasset Ave
Bourne

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(508) 276-0836

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vcsnewengland.com

4.9 · 61 Google reviews

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3 months ago

Natasha Falke

Dr. Abbo and his team are amazing. They each care deeply about your beloved companion and treat them with love and gentle kindness. Our Bella received nothing but the best from the team. It was a shock to hear that Bella had cancer, but we were relieved to know it was one that, with treatment, could go into remission. Bella was such a trooper, getting her treatments for 5 months, and then was cancer-free! Sadly, we lost Bella to CHF, but we got another year with her because Dr. Abbo and his team gave Bella another chance! Thank you so much for everything - Bella got a lot more adventures and sniffs because of the care you gave!
6 months ago

Cherie Larracey

Dr Abbo and his staff are truly amazing. Dr Abbo's approach with pet parents is calming. I have truly never experienced such a great doctor and staff. I highly recommend Dr Abbo and his team to anyone who is facing cancer with their fur babies. For a scary situation, the team calms you and makes the entire process stressless and easy . Thank you Dr Abbo ( our Robin Williams ) and staff from the bottom of our hearts. The Larracey's ( Teagan's parents )
8 months ago

Gabrielle LaCroix

The whole process of chemotherapy last year for my dog, Tug, was so much more pleasant and positive than I expected. Tug had no side effects from his treatments and has continued his active (and spoiled!) lifestyle. Our family is so thankful to Dr. Abbo and his great staff!

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a year ago

dominique wright

Dr.Abbo and staff are amazing! Our worries were eased with every treatment and appointment. He delivered a caring one to one experience ( no distractions). Our beloved pet has completed chemotherapy and is living his best life. We will forever be grateful to Dr Abbo and his team.
a year ago

Krystina Sweet

We have been going to VCS since August of 2023 after our pup Bo was diagnosed with lymphoma. I was so frustrated with the waitlists that most oncologists had that I decided to explore options even further from us (we live in Salem, MA) and that is when I came across VCS. They had no waitlist and at that point I would have done anything to get Bo help! We made the 2 hour drive down to Buzzards Bay and haven’t stopped since. After meeting the techs and Dr. Abbo, it was a no brainer that I would continue to get Bo care at VCS even if it was a 4-5 hour round trip drive. You are always the only patient in the office at your appt time which allows for a very comfortable space not only for your animal but also you as you embark on a journey that can be very emotional! I have felt nothing but true compassion and respect from the VCS staff! Bo usually HATES vet offices yet every time we pull up to VCS he is eagerly running inside and even makes his own way into the back room for his treatments because he is so comfortable there and the staff truly loves on him like he is their own!! I don’t wish a cancer diagnosis on any pet but if you are dealing with this you won’t regret going to VCS. They’ve made a hard experience feel a little lighter! Bo is now in remission and we still go every 4-6 weeks for his check ups.

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