Precision Pet Urgent Care LLC

Precision Pet Urgent Care LLC Precision Pet Urgent Care is your local pet urgent care clinic.

🐐 Udderly surprising, right?!Patient Spotlight: Thelma (and her emotional support sister, Louise who can be seen getting...
04/10/2026

🐐 Udderly surprising, right?!

Patient Spotlight: Thelma (and her emotional support sister, Louise who can be seen getting some extra love from Jenna, one of our CVT's!)

Thelma came to see us for an udder that had been gradually enlarging over the past few months, despite not having had kids in years.

On exam, her vitals were normal and her udder was not hot, painful, or firm, helping rule out mastitis or infection.

🩺 She was diagnosed with precocious udder development—a hormonally driven change that can occur even without recent pregnancy.

💡 The good news:
This can be a benign condition, but it’s important to monitor.

⚠️ What to watch for:
• Heat, pain, or firmness
• Abnormal discharge
• Changes in behavior or appetite

Thelma will be keeping things udder control at home with close monitoring💙

📞 Noticing something unusual with your pet?
Call (774) 643-6922, book online, or walk in!
🕒 2–10PM weekdays | 11–7PM weekends
*Call ahead to see if our exotic doctor is in before coming in with your exotic pet!*

Wishing the happiest (slightly belated!) birthday to one of our most special employee pets — Azriel! 🎉🐾Az, who belongs t...
04/08/2026

Wishing the happiest (slightly belated!) birthday to one of our most special employee pets — Azriel! 🎉🐾

Az, who belongs to Jenna (one of our amazing CVTs), has been by her side since he was just a few days old - truly a bond that started from the very beginning.

Despite having both of his eyes removed as a puppy due to a congenital condition (performed by our very own Dr. Kaluba), Az doesn’t let anything slow him down. He navigates the world with confidence, relies on his other senses like a pro, and lives every day to the absolute fullest with his tail wagging the whole way!

Fun fact: dogs like Az adapt incredibly well to vision loss and often rely more on smell, sound, and memory than we even realize and Az is the perfect example of that resilience. 💙

He’s proof that nothing can dim a truly happy spirit.

Happy Birthday, Az — you are so loved! 🐶✨

🚨 Quick Update 🚨We will be closing one hour earlier than anticipated today.If your pet needs immediate medical attention...
04/05/2026

🚨 Quick Update 🚨
We will be closing one hour earlier than anticipated today.

If your pet needs immediate medical attention, please seek care at your nearest 24-hour emergency hospital.

We will be back tomorrow during our normal business hours (2 PM – 10 PM) and ready to care for your pets! 🐾

📍 Walk in
💻 Book online: precisionpeturgentcare.com
📞 Call us: 774-643-6922 (during business hours)

Thank you for your understanding 💙

🐰🌷 Hoppy Easter from all of us at Precision Pet Urgent Care! 🌷🐰While you’re busy hunting for eggs and enjoying family ti...
04/05/2026

🐰🌷 Hoppy Easter from all of us at Precision Pet Urgent Care! 🌷🐰

While you’re busy hunting for eggs and enjoying family time, your pets might be hunting for… chocolate, candy wrappers, or that mysterious Easter grass.

Friendly reminder: Chocolate, xylitol (in sugar-free candy), and Easter grass can all be dangerous for pets—so keep those baskets out of reach!

We are OPEN today but are closing an hour early to allow staff to spend much deserved time with their families. Our operating hours will be 11:00 AM – 6:00 PM, resuming normal business hours tomorrow.

If your pet gets into something they shouldn’t or are not feeling their best, we’re here for you.

📞 Call us: 774-643-6922
🌐 Book online: www.precisionpeturgentcare.com
Or walk-in!

👇 Drop a photo of your pet enjoying (or destroying) their Easter in the comments—we would love to see them!

04/01/2026

✨ Community Connection in Action! ✨

Dr. Laura Mahoney, our Medical Director, has been busy connecting with local students and sharing her passion for veterinary medicine! 🐾

She recently attended La Salle Academy’s Career Fair, speaking with sophomores, juniors, and seniors about the many paths within the veterinary field. In addition, she had the opportunity to meet with the Veterinary Science Club at Norfolk County Agricultural School, where she shared insight into the world of urgent care veterinary medicine and what it’s like working in a fast-paced, patient-focused environment.

We love opportunities like these to connect with our community and inspire the next generation. Exploring career paths at a young age is so important, and we are always excited to give students a behind-the-scenes look at what a future in animal care can look like: from hands-on patient care to the many unique roles within veterinary medicine.

At Precision Pet Urgent Care, we believe that investing in education and mentorship helps build stronger communities and brighter futures. Whether it’s answering questions, sharing real-life experiences, or sparking curiosity, we are proud to support students as they discover their passions.

💙 Thank you to both La Salle Academy and Norfolk County Agricultural School for having us. We had such a great time meeting everyone!

😜 No tricks here—just treats!We are open today from 2PM–10PM and here for all of your pet’s “oops” moments.📞 Call us: (7...
04/01/2026

😜 No tricks here—just treats!

We are open today from 2PM–10PM and here for all of your pet’s “oops” moments.

📞 Call us: (774) 643-6922
🌐 Book online: precisionpeturgentcare.com
🚶 Walk-ins welcome: 80 Taunton Street, Suite 5E, Plainville, MA

🐾 Drop a photo of your pet being their most mischievous self in the comments ⬇️

🚨 Pet Poison Prevention Month (Part 3)We are wrapping up our series with the final ASPCA Top 10 Pet Toxins of 2025 ( #8–...
03/30/2026

🚨 Pet Poison Prevention Month (Part 3)

We are wrapping up our series with the final ASPCA Top 10 Pet Toxins of 2025 ( #8–10):

🧴 Household products (cleaners, paints, chemicals)
🐜 Insecticides
🌿 Recreational drugs (including ma*****na & mushrooms)

These may not always be the first things that come to mind but they are common causes of accidental pet poisonings.

🐾 Our biggest takeaway this month:
Most toxin exposures happen from everyday items in the home and many are completely preventable with proper storage and awareness.

⚠️ If your pet gets into something they shouldn’t, do not wait for symptoms—early treatment can make all the difference.

📞 Call us: (774) 643-6922
🌐 Book online: precisionpeturgentcare.com
🚶 Walk-ins welcome, 80 Taunton St, Suite 5E, Plainville, MA

📞 ASPCA Animal Poison Control: (888) 426-4435
📞 Pet Poison Helpline: (855) 764-7661

Thank you for following along this month and helping us keep pets safe, healthy, and out of trouble. 🐾






🐾 Patient Spotlight: EllieEllie came to see us after ingesting xylitol, a sugar substitute found in sugar-free products ...
03/28/2026

🐾 Patient Spotlight: Ellie

Ellie came to see us after ingesting xylitol, a sugar substitute found in sugar-free products like gum, candy, and some peanut butters.

⚠️ While safe for people, xylitol can be dangerous for dogs, causing a rapid drop in blood sugar (hypoglycemia) and potential liver issues.

Her owner acted quickly by calling poison control and bringing her in.
At our hospital, we:
✔ Induced vomiting
✔ Monitored her closely
✔ Checked her blood glucose every 2 hours

🐾 Because she was treated early, Ellie did great AND she got lots of love from our technicians Jaycie (CVT) and Corinne, as seen in her adorable photos!

⚠️ Always keep sugar-free products out of reach and if your pet gets into something, do not wait!





✨ Connecting with our veterinary community:Dr. Forbert Kaluba (Founder) and Dr. Laura Mahoney (Medical Director) had a g...
03/26/2026

✨ Connecting with our veterinary community:

Dr. Forbert Kaluba (Founder) and Dr. Laura Mahoney (Medical Director) had a great time attending a local relief veterinarian mixer this week - an evening dedicated to networking, collaboration, and supporting the incredible relief vets in our area.

We were proud to be a Silver Level Sponsor of the event, hosted by Dr. Greg Kane, and to represent Precision Pet Urgent Care (and our sister hospital PawsitiveCare INC Veterinary Urgent Care) alongside so many talented colleagues.

🐾 Events like these are a great reminder of how strong and connected our veterinary community truly is—and how important it is to continue building those relationships to better support our patients and clients.

📅 Join us for our next event at Dr. Doolittle Day at Capron Park Zoo (201 County Street, Attleboro, MA) on Sunday, May 3rd from 12–3pm. We would love to see you there!

We are looking forward to many more opportunities to connect in the future!






🚨 Pet Poison Prevention Month (Part 2)We are continuing our breakdown of the ASPCA Top 10 Pet Toxins of 2025, today cove...
03/24/2026

🚨 Pet Poison Prevention Month (Part 2)

We are continuing our breakdown of the ASPCA Top 10 Pet Toxins of 2025, today covering #4 through #7.

These include some of the most commonly overlooked risks in the home:
🍫 Chocolate
🦴 Flavored veterinary products (chews & supplements)
🌿 Plants & fungi
🐭 Rodenticides

⚠️ Many of these exposures happen quickly and often when pets get into something left out or easily accessible.

🐾 The good news?
Most are completely preventable with simple storage and awareness.

If your pet may have ingested something toxic, do not wait—early treatment matters.

📞 Call us: (774) 643-6922
🌐 Book online: precisionpeturgentcare.com
🚶 Walk-ins welcome, 80 Taunton Street, Suite 5E, Plainville, MA

📞 ASPCA Animal Poison Control: (888) 426-4435
📞 Pet Poison Helpline: (855) 764-7661

➡️ Stay tuned later this week as we cover #8–10 and additional hidden household dangers.






🚨 Pet Poison Prevention Month – The ASPCA recently released their Top 10 Pet Toxins of 2025, based on thousands of calls...
03/18/2026

🚨 Pet Poison Prevention Month –

The ASPCA recently released their Top 10 Pet Toxins of 2025, based on thousands of calls to their Animal Poison Control Center.

Today we're highlighting the top 3 most common toxin exposures seen in pets:

💊 Over-the-counter medications
🍫 Human foods & drinks
💊 Human prescription medications

Many poisonings happen from everyday items found in the home.

If you suspect your pet may have ingested something toxic, contact a veterinary poison control center immediately:

📞 ASPCA Animal Poison Control: (888) 426-4435
📞 Pet Poison Helpline: (855) 764-7661

Come see us at Precision Pet Urgent Care if urgent veterinary care is recommended. Call us at (774) 643-6922 or walk-in during our business hours!

Follow along this week as we break down more common toxins and how to keep pets safe.






🍀 Feeling unlucky today?If your pet isn’t feeling their lucky best — vomiting, limping, ear infections, or anything just...
03/17/2026

🍀 Feeling unlucky today?

If your pet isn’t feeling their lucky best — vomiting, limping, ear infections, or anything just not quite right — our team is here to help!

🐾 Call (774) 643-6922
💻 Book online at precisionpeturgentcare.com
🚶 Or simply walk in

We are open 2pm – 10pm today.

Because when it comes to your pet’s health, you shouldn’t have to rely on luck. ☘️

Address

80 Taunton Street # 5
Plainville, MA
02762

Opening Hours

Monday 2pm - 10pm
Tuesday 2pm - 10pm
Wednesday 2pm - 10pm
Thursday 2pm - 10pm
Friday 2pm - 10pm
Saturday 11am - 7pm
Sunday 11am - 7pm

Telephone

+17746436922

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