Because You Care About Your Pets™

When you are sick, you want personal attention from a doctor you trust. You want one-on-one care in a quiet, calm environment; one that helps you forge a bond with your primary physician. The same applies to your pet. Dr. Jake Tedaldi founded Vetcall with this in mind, because pets feel more comfortable in a familiar, intimate setting. Unlike large animal hospitals that are often filled with barking, screeching and overall chaos, Vetcall guarantees that your pet will benefit from an ever-lasting close relationship.

The practice deals primarily with dogs and cats, although pocket pets are always welcome.

Dr. Tedaldi is a 1980 graduate of Harvard University and a 1990 graduate of Tufts University School of Veterinary Medicine. As such, he is certified to treat all animals. He is one of the few vets who will come to your home, driving to your doorstep in order to help with whatever ails your pet. Dr. Tedaldi also has surgical and medical privileges at a local animal hospital so that he can help with most cases that require such facilities.

Give your pets the same medical attention that you give yourself. Introduce them to Dr. Tedaldi today and discover the long-term and short-term health benefits that a highly-trained, highly-attentive vet can provide.

Additional Information:
- Euthanasia as a Humane Alternative

Best of Boston 2006 Best of Boston 2011

JAKE TEDALDI
Best of Boston
2006 & 2011 Vet


"Making house calls in a black Hummer (license plate: "ANIMAL") roomy enough to house a small petting zoo, Dr. Tedaldi pulls up to his patients' homes with examining table, medical kit, and biscuit bribes at the ready. Believe us: Never having to haul out the carrier or spike the water with sedatives makes annual checkups and shots almost pleasant." - DailyCandy


Featured guest on Matty in the Morning on 107.9 Kiss FM and The Pet Hour on Sirius XM Radio


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To my clients, patients and colleagues;

During this very difficult time as we are all aware of the ravages of the novel corona virus and COVID -19, when we are all battling the well-founded recommendations to follow social distancing, I’d like to offer the value of my services.

Practicing suggested recommendations of viral particle avoidance, including rigorous hand washing, using gloves and avoiding groups of more than 10 people, I am equipped to examine and treat your pets in your driveway, on or off of my examination table, with all of the love and care that I normally bring to such visits. Many issues and questions can be addressed via email and telephone conversations without the need of a visit. Basically, I am available around the clock to you and your pet.

As we all practice serious methods of distancing and self-quarantine, I do not want to place our beloved 4-legged family members at greater risk for disease, nor do I want to subject my clients (the humans) to risks in crowded waiting rooms.

With increased demands for my services, I will do my best to continue to handle all your needs during this catastrophic time. Please call Linda at 857-362-7270 or text me at 617-201-5912.

Many thanks for all of your support—stay safe!
Jake