Chase Veterinary Clinic

Chase Veterinary Clinic is a small-animal practice in Middleborough, Massachusetts at 66 E Grove St, serving dogs and cats. The clinic is part of VetCor and is open Monday through Friday from 8:00am to 6:00pm, closed Saturdays and Sundays. It notes a USDA certified veterinarian on staff and offers emergency care during regular business hours, with after-hours emergencies referred to local specialty and urgent care centers.

Services

•Preventive and wellness exams for cats and dogs
•Vaccinations
•Puppy and kitten care
•Senior pet care
•Pet nutrition counseling
•End-of-life care
•Diagnostics with an on-site laboratory
•Diagnostic imaging, including digital radiology (digital x-rays)
•Pet dental care, including preventive dental care and dental surgery
•Emergency services during regular hours; after-hours emergencies referred to
•Cape Cod Veterinary Specialists (Bourne, MA)
•VCA South Shore Weymouth (South Weymouth, MA)
•Veterinary Urgent Care Center - Plymouth (Plymouth, MA)

Pricing

No published pricing information is available for this clinic.

People

Named staff include Dr. Catherine Caffarella (Chief of Staff, BVSc) and Melissa Elizondo (Hospital Manager). Recent reviews also mention Dr. Blevins and “Dr. C.”

Reviews

Chase Veterinary Clinic has a 4.5/5 Google rating from 371 reviews. Recent comments describe staff as pleasant and friendly, with veterinarians who explain findings clearly and provide supportive care during euthanasia. One recent review reports a medication/dosage error prior to a routine spay that led to monitoring and consultation with ASPCA Poison Control, and the reviewer described a loss of trust following the incident.

Reviews for Chase Veterinary Clinic

Note: Showing the 5 most recent Google reviews out of 371 we track in total. Recent reviews may not be representative of overall sentiment.

Rafael Jorge

1 month ago

I am extremely frustrated and disappointed with Chase Veterinary Clinic following our recent experience. My wife brought our nearly one-year-old dog in today for a routine spay procedure. A couple hours after she was dropped off, we received a call informing us that, prior to surgery, our dog had been administered the wrong medication and dosage through an IV — specifically 1 ml of bupivacaine instead of being held for splash block prior to spay. According to the report we later received, the error was serious enough that ASPCA Poison Control had to be contacted to monitor the situation due to the potential for complications including bradycardia, hypotension, tremors, seizures, and methemoglobinemia. Symptoms would have developed within 30-60 min. and there is a medium risk that those signs would be serious or life-threatening. Thankfully our dog had no clinical signs present but our family has trusted and used Chase Veterinary Clinic for many years, which makes this situation even more upsetting. While we are grateful our dog was being monitored and the correct steps were taken to ensure her wellbeing, this incident has completely broken our trust and confidence in Chase. We understand that accidents happen in the vet medical community however as a result, we will no longer be using their services moving forward.

Miriam Stinchfield

1 month ago

Dr.MacCaffie is excellent. She was so kind when I had to have my 19 yr old cat, Lily, euthanized and now is welcoming my new kitty. Thanks

Virginia DiCara

2 months ago

A visit to the vet is often traumatic for humans and their animals. Everyone at Chase is so pleasant. They make you feel comfortable upon entering the office. Dr Blevins was great and very graciously explained what was going on with my dog. I highly recommend this practice.

Riley Murphy

2 months ago

D T

2 months ago

Dr C. was very caring and informative. Shes very knowledgeable. Have been bringing my 2 senior cats there for about 5 yrs now. I trust them. The front desk girls and techs are super friendly.