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Animal Policy

For Massachusetts residents, Sundays are a day to enjoy activities such as hiking and climbing, bird watching, photography, horseback riding, trail running, mountain biking, foraging, and other outdoor pastimes — without concerns about conflict with hunting activity.

Animal Policy

Expanding the Use of Animal Testing Alternatives

Every year, tens of thousands of animals suffer and die in product testing in the U.S. In common toxicity testing, harsh chemicals are applied to an animal’s skin, forced down their throat or into their lungs, and dripped into their eyes.

Animal Policy

Prohibit the Retail Sale of Fur

These bills would prohibit the sale of new fur products from animals raised in factory farms. It does not apply to second-hand fur or fur used for religious purposes.

Clinical

Wound Drainage Options in Veterinary Surgery

Closed suction drainage devices are active drain systems that operate on the principle of creating a vacuum in a chamber that draws fluid from the body area through a fenestrated drain placed beneath the skin.

Clinical

Electrical Cord Injury

There are several causes of electrocution, but the most common form in companion animals is biting exposed electrical cords such as those for Christmas lights, floor fans, cable/internent and phone chargers.

Angell Animal Medical Center Shares Tips to Keep Pets Safe this Spring

Learn how to keep your pet safe from seasonal Spring dangers such as lilies, chocolate, and heat stroke.

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