Cabot Animal Clinic

I just brought my standard poodle in. I was in and out in 15 minutes. We believe it was an infection at the root of a tooth. Total cost was $45.00. That included a steroid/antibiotic shot, time with the doctor, and a full round of take home antibiotics. My standard poodle is already up and wagging his tail again. This clinic is great. It does not have all the bells and whistles of many vet clinics. But, what it lacks in fancy style does not take way from the pure talent and efficiency of Dr. Martin. He does not talk alot. He does not try to sell you on things your animal does not need. He just finds the problem and fixes it.

posted: 07/10/2017

Unfortunately I took my 3 year old fur baby into have a surgery and never got to take him home. I can’t say what truly happened but he was otherwise a healthy guy aside from the bump on his paw. My 4 year old son faced a loss from death for the first time and is heartbroken that his best friend wouldn’t come home. I can’t put blame but I had concerns about him being put under for the surgery and I can’t help but feel like I wasn’t taken seriously. I know sometimes this happens but I will always have the what if I took him somewhere else. We had just moved to the area and researched vets. I won’t ever take another pet to them. I just can’t. The hospital is very dated. My next vet will be a larger practice that is overseen by a larger governing company where rules and regulations are set and monitored. They seemed empathetic but ultimately my dog died under their care and as a direct result form actions they took.

posted: 02/19/2019

The staff is very unhelpful and the doctor isn't friendly. But he can take my money but can't answer my questions. 🤔He just ignored me completely and proceeded to give my dog a shot without my permission. Which is highly illegal without having the proper documents for me to sign. I just wanted him to look at a scratch on my dog's hind leg. It wasn't severe enough to where he needed a shot. The facility is dirty and the receptionists dress inappropriately. Take your animals elsewhere.

posted: 02/26/2018

This vet is a quack at best. Took my cat in this past Monday to find out why he was not eating and losing weight. Without even touching my cat he said he wanted him to fast so he could draw blood. I told him he had not eaten in almost 2 days and had drank very little. He still said he wanted him fasted and he wanted him to stay over night. I agreed thinking my cat would be in good hands. They never called me once I had to make 3 separate calls to the office to get updates and on my 2nd phone call I found out they sedated my cat to just draw blood. Needless to say I hit the roof that they would sedate a sick animal just to draw blood and not give a phone call to the owner to let the owner know this. When I placed my 3rd and final call they said my cat was awake and ready to go. Awake yes, ready to go?.....Hardly. He was so out of it he couldn't even stand up. Then I was told it would be 1 to 2 weeks before they would know what was making my cat so sick. 1 to 2 weeks really? Then they billed me for $97.00!!!! I ended up calling another vet that I heard about through my co workers and made an appointment for the very next day. Long story short I took my cat to the new vet whom is a lot better and within 1 hour we knew all my cats problems and they were all not good. In short my cats organs were shutting down and nothing could be done. I told the new vet what Dr. Martin's office had said and the new vet said he wouldn't have made it to the weekend. Please save yourself time heart break and money and go to a different vet.

posted: 02/14/2014

Doc is old school , but knows his business. NOT many around like him these days. He has quiet business demeanor that some folks dont understand . Staff is friendly , especially Red Head lady . always nice.....

posted: 03/27/2017