HELLO
FRIENDS!

Life is hectic. You've got a job, a family, commitments to keep. Maybe you have all three. So how do you make sure your furry little friends are happy and healthy?

With Vet Valet, your mobile veterinary, there is no special trip to an office. You can call us or request an appointment on line and we'll come to YOUR home. We are currently only serving the MetroWest Boston area. If you need help finding a local veterinarian, let us know and we'll see if we can help with a referral.

If your pet requires additional services, surgery or specialized care, our partner practice, AdaVet is an animal hospital available to you located in Wayland Town Center.

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OUR SERVICES

OUR

SERVICES

SICK & WELLNESS EXAMS

$105

With a healthy pet, you should plan on

having us visit once every 6 months. We will take all the vital stats and give a proper assessment on your pet's health.

MICROCHIPPING $75

A lost or wandering pet can be a very sad thing. We can quickly insert a microchip that will allow your pet to be easily identified anywhere in the world.

VACCINATIONS

$40 - $60

Get all of your pet's vaccinations on time in the convenience of your home.

END OF LIFE/HOSPICE CARE

$525

Counseling and medical care to maintain comfort and quality of life as your pets battle terminal disease or age related changes in comfort/quality of life such as cognitive disfunction, osteoarthritis, blindness or hearing loss.

*We only provide these services to established clients*

LASER TREATMENT $105

Many of our pets suffer from chronic conditions like arthritis, back pain, post surgical trauma and ear infections. This non invasive, pain free treatment stimulates injured cells and accelerates the healing process.

SURGERY

Whether it is a broken bone, torn ACL or something more acute, we will have your pet quickly on the mend.

HOUSECALL FEE $180

As Mobile Veterinary we charge a housecall fee to account for our time and travel. This is fee is once per visit, regardless of the number of pets examined.

EMERGENCY CARE

With a healthy pet you should plan on visits every 6months. We will give you all the vital stats and should your pet get into something (s)he shouldn't have or if they've been injured, we can get to you quickly. In the event of a serious, life threatening injury, please take your pet to the nearest Emergency veterinary center!

MEET OUR TEAM

MEET OUR TEAM

DR. RYAN

Dr. Deirdre Ryan is the daughter of Irish immigrant parents and the granddaughter of a dairy farmer. It was on her grandfather's dairy farm, while bottle feeding a calf, that she decided to become a veterinarian.

She graduated from Harvard University with a BA in psychology and then received her doctoral degree from the Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine at Tufts University. While at Tufts she was awarded the Pharmacia & Upjohn Proficiency Award for high levels of achievement and interest in small animal medicine and the American College of Veterinary Surgeons Student Surgery Award for excellence in small animal surgery. She then completed post-doctoral training as an intern at the Angell Memorial Animal Hospital in Boston, MA.

After her internship Deirdre spent 13 years as an associate at Wellesley Natick Veterinary Hospital.

For the last three years she served as The BLUE Buffalo Company's Technical Services Veterinarian and New England Regional Manager for veterinary sales.

Returning to her true passion of caring for companion animals, Dr. Ryan founded VetValet to provide in-home quality veterinary care for pets and convenience for owners.

Dr. Ryan lives with her husband, three daughters, two dogs and two cats in Wayland, MA. Outside of work her interests include hiking, skiing, tennis and travel. She loves learning about other people, cultures and viewpoints. Most importantly she is a proud hockey mom!

Dr. Heininger

Dr. Natalie Heininger grew up in Holden, MA. After graduating from Princeton University with an A.B. in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, she attended Tufts Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine. Prior to joining VetValet, she worked for ten years in small animal general practice.

Natalie lives in Wayland with her husband and two children. When not caring for animals, she enjoys trying new recipes, family beach trips, snowboarding, and watching the Patriots.

Cindy D'Antona, CVT

Cindy is a Certified Veterinary Technician who graduated from Framingham State College with a BA in Psychology. While studying in CA for a Masters Degree, Cindy realized she was more interested in her biology and anatamy classes, and changed direction to receive an Associates Degree in Veterinary Technology from Pierce College in Woodland Hills, CA.

Cindy has been working as a veterinary technician for over 20 years. She became certified to offer massage therapy to small animals through the Bancroft School of Massage Therapy and is Fear Free Certified.

She enjoys gardening, boxing, kayaking, biking, painting, and spending time with her husband and 2 kids (and cat and dog).

Liz Feitelberg

Liz is Vet Valet’s Office Manager. Prior to joining Vet Valet, Liz worked in the IT industry for 15 years. She held various roles in relationship & account management.

In her spare time, Liz likes to be outdoors, run and spend time with her family.

HOW TO PREPARE YOUR PET

HOW TO PREPARE

If you've been prescribed anti-anxiety medication for your pet by the veterinarian please try to give them the medication approximately 2-3 hrs before the appointment.

Establish a well-lit area and calm setting to help our team exam your pet.

Annual Exams or diarrhea sick visits require fecal samples. If you are collecting fecal matter, the sample must be kept cold and should be taken as close to your appointment time as possible. We recommend placing it in a double-sealed bag prior to refrigeration.