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Important Policy Changes Regarding Covid-19

Please note that due to the Covid-19 pandemic, please see some important policy changes as noted in the box to the right as well as the page link above

https://www.eastbridgewaterveterinary.com/covid-19andVideoConferenceAppointments

We continue to see patients by appointment with curb side/car side service so we can continue to offer the best care for your pet. We would like to thank our wonderful clients very much for their understanding during this serious human health concern as it is our top priority to ensure the health of you and your family. We want to assure you that we are instituting these policies so that we can continue to address the health concerns of your furry family members during this unprecedented pandemic. 

E-mail: [email protected]

Please ask our team members about our new PetPro app for smart phones!

https://www.petproconnect.com/

Welcome to East Bridgewater Veterinary Hospital

Welcome to East Bridgewater Veterinary! We provide complete and individualized medical and surgical services to all of our patients. Our experienced and compassionate staff provide top quality care to your furry family members, from individualized wellness and preventative medicine programs to complex medical and surgical interventions.   

East Bridgewater Veterinary was established by Dr. Wayne Renegar and his wife, Sandra, over 20 years ago. In 2015, Dr. Renegar retired and Dr. Cynthia O'Connor acquired the practice continuing to provide the highest standard of veterinary care to our patients. We are a full service, family owned and operated, small animal practice that provides complete medical, surgical, dental, digital radiographic, ultrasound, and advanced reproductive services. In addition to our family practice, East Bridgewater Veterinary is one of only a handful of veterinary hospitals in New England to offer a complete reproductive health center for our patients including genetic counseling, breeding management, artificial insemination,  pediatric and neonatal specialty care, infertility evaluations, and semen cryopreservation (freezing) to name a few of our specialty services (please see our reproductive specialty services page).

As we pride ourselves on the personalized care we give our patients, we maintain an open line of communication with local specialists and emergency centers which allows us to participate in the highest quality care possible for our patients, and ensure that our patients have access to advanced veterinary medical services.

Conveniently located on Route 18 in East Bridgewater we are open Monday and Wednesday from 8:00AM-7:00PM and Tuesday, Thursday and Friday from 8:00AM-5:30PM. To schedule an appointment, request a refill on your pet’s prescription or to speak with our friendly and knowledgeable staff regarding any questions or concerns please call 508-378-2700. You can also request an appointment using our online request form; however, please allow 24 hours for a response.

We understand your time is valuable and veterinary visits may cause some pets to be anxious; therefore, we strive to maintain a schedule that allows us to minimize your wait time. However, we also recognize that emergencies occur and accommodate our patients during business hours.

We look forward to developing a lasting relationship with you and your pet!

Dr. Cynthia O'Connor

  East Bridgewater Veterinary Hospital  

508-378-2700

302 North Bedford St. (Route 18)

East Bridgewater, MA 02333

e-mail: [email protected]



Clinic ID: F1U5Q

Coronavirus: Important Policy Changes and Curb Side Appointments

East Bridgewater Veterinary Hospital is addressing the serious concerns with Covid-19. In accordance with CDC and MA Public Health recommendations, we are continuing with curb side appointments and asking owners to stay in their car while our team members take care of your pet's needs. A member of our client care team will meet you at your car or will ask you to meet them at the front door to arrange for us to take your pet into the hospital for examination and treatment while you wait in the car. We will talk with you over the phone during your appointment, so please remember your cell phone or call ahead to inform our team if you do not have a cell phone.
Please also understand that we are trying to maintain recommended social distancing as much as possible and require everyone to wear a mask per MA guidelines. Our staff will utilize gloves or masks as well as other personal protective equipment in order to protect the health of you and our staff. As we continue to prioritize cleanliness, we want to ensure our clients that our staff is continuing to perform a thorough cleaning after each appointment, including a wipe down of the exam room and equipment. We also want to ensure you that it has been our long standing policy to perform a deep cleaning and disinfection of the hospital every evening.

Video Consulting and Home Medication/Food Delivery

We are continuing to stay updated on the latest Coronavirus news from the CDC, AVMA, and WHO. For our clients who desire to take advantage of remote, at home consultations, we have also instituted video consulting with one of our veterinarians from your home. We have a link to our on-line pharmacy and food order service below as well as information for home delivery of medications and prescription diets on a page link above. For our clients who have concerns about their pet and due to Covid-19 concerns can not visit the office in-person, we encourage you to contact our staff to discuss these options in detail as well as how else we can assist you. We want to ensure our clients that we are taking the necessary measures to continue to offer the needed medical care for your furry family members throughout this period of time. Thank you for entrusting us with your pet's care and please contact our knowledgeable staff with any questions or concerns as we are available in the office, by phone, e-mail, or Facebook to assist you.
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