Where is Foster Hospital for Small Animals located?

Foster Hospital for Small Animals is located at 55 Willard St, North Grafton, MA 01536, USA, in Grafton, MA.

What veterinary specialties does Foster Hospital for Small Animals offer?

Foster Hospital for Small Animals offers General Practice at its Grafton location.

How can I contact Foster Hospital for Small Animals?

Foster Hospital for Small Animals can be reached by phone at (508) 839-5395 or online at vet.tufts.edu/foster-hospital-small-animals.

Foster Hospital for Small Animals

Foster Hospital for Small Animals is a general practice practice in Grafton, MA.

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Foster Hospital for Small Animals is a general practice practice in Grafton, MA. Located at 55 Willard St.

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55 Willard St
Grafton

Phone

(508) 839-5395

Website

vet.tufts.edu/foster-hospital-small-animals

3.7 · 242 Google reviews

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4 months ago

Samantha Greenberg

Yesterday I was told to go to the Foster Hospital for Small Animals as my guinea pig was not seeming like herself. I gave them a call before I went to the ER with her and when I got there, they took her right in. The team kept me very updated and although my sweet girl did not make it, they gave me every potential option and Dr Walter was so helpful. He wanted me to be informed and I was so grateful for every option. He let me have time with her. Everyone was very helpful and nice. If I ever get a pet in the future, I'd make sure to come here or recommend anyone else to go there if they needed to.
5 months ago

Nan sees

Our Samson was transferred to Tufts for life saving care. At Tufts: He was rushed stat emergency transfered to Tufts where he was met with the level of concern we were hoping for from the start. At Tufts state of the art met people that provide second to none care with specialized skills and heart. He required help from several specialist to address the multiple complications and delicately critical condition he was in. Dr. Mayorkas, Dr. Sackett, Dr. Tolleson from the bottom of our hearts. Thank you. To future doctors - Val, Ian, Sally, Emma, Robert and all the caring loving hands that poured their energies and hearts to saving him. You are what hospitals should model after. The doctors allowed me to give him the 3 S' from home ( to help provide familiarity while away from home) and I couldn't be more grateful. I brought a little pillow and blankey from his favorite stash(scent), they allowed me to play his cattv and healing frequencies (sound, sight), and let me talk to him when he was at his most important turns. They didn't look at me like I was ridiculous and they had empathy and absolutely had him covered with loving concern and care the entire way. This is Gold Standard Care. They understand pets aren't 'property' they are Family and we are honored to be part of the Tufts family now too.
5 months ago

Nicole

Major shout out to Doctor Rozanski who was incredible during our visit with my dog Benny, he was a transfer from VEG after being hospitalized numerous times, we were able to get him into tufts the same day I called, with intention for a surgical procedure of a stent placement. Luckily with the extreme knowledge of Dr. Rozanski we soon found out this procedure was not necessary at this time, both Benny & Myself are so relieved. His outpatient care allowed him to heal right up. I also want to shout out Collen the receptionist, she was phenomenal during both check in & check out. Very grateful for her kindness during our visit. As an ER Vet Med professional myself I want to say Thank you for all that you do everyday & thank you for helping Benny (sassy boy)!

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8 months ago

Rachael Ross

Took my cat here after a referral from his regular vet. He had pretty advanced hepatic lipidosis. The team at Tufts, Dr Ting in particular, did their absolute best for him. He didn’t rally, and after a few days of worsening conditions, he had to be put down. But man, the team tried everything they could to save him. Every staff member I met during this horrible time was kind, and sweet, and loved my baby. The calls to keep me informed on his day to day care while I was at work helped so much, and Dr Ting explained things as many times as I needed to fully understand what was happening. Even though I miss my boy terribly, I have some peace knowing that they did everything possible to try to save him, but he ultimately was ready to go.
7 months ago

Kacie Quiterio

I cannot thank this hospital enough for all of the care they provided to my dog over the last 5 years. Chewy suffered Atlantoaxial Subluxation in 2020 during the height of the pandemic. He was paralyzed in his hind-legs and was treated by their neurological & orthopedic departments to surgically correct it. Dr. Christensen was so kind in keeping us updated & answering all of our questions during a difficult time for all staff & pet owners. Surgery was a success & he made a full recovery. A couple years later we found ourselves seeking care with their Internal Medicine department after a kidney disease diagnosis. Dr. Sophie Karchemskiy helped us navigate this horrible disease for him for over 3 years. We always felt that we were supported & had access to them whenever Chewy needed it. I cannot thank her & the rest of the staff at Tufts enough for taking such good care of him & for their kindness to us all the way to the end. I am eternally grateful for them helping extend his life beyond what we had imagined.

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