Harrington Susan M DVM

Harrington Susan M DVM is a veterinary clinic located at 400 S Main St, Randolph, MA 02368. The clinic treats dogs, cats, and a range of exotic pets, and is AAHA-accredited. Hours run Monday through Saturday, with the clinic closed on Sundays, and emergency services are offered.

Services

•Wellness exams
•Vaccinations
•Parasite control (heartworm, flea/tick, and intestinal parasite prevention)
•Puppy and kitten care
•Senior pet care
•Pet allergies and dermatology
•Nail trims
•Microchipping
•Pet nutrition counseling
•Euthanasia
•Blood and lab tests
•Diagnostic testing
•Radiology (X-rays)
•Ultrasound
•Species treated include dogs, cats, birds, reptiles, small mammals, rabbits, ferrets, and amphibians

Pricing

No published pricing information is available.

People

Dr. Harrington is named in reviews.

Reviews

Google reviews list a 3.7/5 rating from 3 reviews. Positive comments describe Dr. Harrington as professional, caring, responsive, and knowledgeable, with kind staff noted during euthanasia visits. A negative review mentions a long wait past the appointment time, limited time with the veterinarian, concerns about the pet being taken out of view for procedures, disagreement over how an injury was documented, and a bill described as nearly $400 for a visit that included standard shots.

Reviews for Harrington Susan M DVM

Note: Showing the 3 most recent Google reviews out of 3 we track in total. Recent reviews may not be representative of overall sentiment.

Ki Chagnon

5 years ago

Dr Harrington deserves 5 stars in all areas of veterinary care. She is professional but also extremely caring and responsive. She has cared for my pup since she was a young and she is almost 17! I can’t praise the care that she provides enough! She is competent, knowledgeable and as stated above genuinely caring! Excellent provider. Her office staff is also fantastic.

Dave Faulkner

Overall terrible experience at this office. Waited more than 45 mins past appt time. The usual doctors office shuffle between receptionist and medical tech and then I get 5 minutes of doctor time. Then they take my cat away to do the real stuff so I can't watch. In addition I had accidently stepped on my cat's foot and caused him a puncture wound when his clawed splawed and punctured his inner toe. But the vet called this an "unknown injury" and quarantined the cat, essentially calling me a liar. When I asked to discuss this with the vet, they said she didn't "have the time" to talk to me. My cat received a couple of standard shots and 15 minutes of office time. Bill was nearly $400.

Kathy Matos Baiona

7 years ago

It was a very sad moment when you have 2 put down a member of your family, its heart broken. Everyone there was so kind and caring. They were awesome. and this is our 3rd member of our family we had 2 put down.