Tufts Wildlife Clinic

We provide emergency stabilization for wildlife patients to ensure their safety and survival during critical conditions.

We offer hospitalization and continuous 24-hour monitoring to provide round-the-clock care for wildlife patients.

We administer oxygen therapy to support the breathing needs of wildlife patients experiencing respiratory distress.

We provide IV fluid therapy to maintain hydration and support circulation in wildlife patients receiving treatment.

We implement pain management strategies to ensure wildlife patients remain comfortable during medical procedures and recovery.

We provide specialized treatment for wildlife affected by poisons and toxins to address exposure and promote recovery.

We offer chemotherapy and radiation therapy as part of oncology services to treat cancer in wildlife patients.

We provide advanced imaging services including CT scans and MRIs to support accurate diagnosis and treatment planning for wildlife patients.

We offer dialysis as a treatment option for wildlife patients experiencing advanced kidney failure to support renal function.

We offer stem cell therapy as a regenerative medicine approach to support healing and recovery in wildlife patients with chronic conditions.

We offer medical grooming services including sanitary shaves and nail trims to maintain the hygiene and health of wildlife patients.

We offer acupuncture as a complementary therapy to support pain relief and healing in wildlife patients.

We utilize cold laser therapy to promote tissue healing and reduce inflammation in wildlife patients.

We provide chiropractic adjustments to address musculoskeletal issues and improve mobility in wildlife patients.

We offer physical therapy and rehabilitation services to help wildlife patients regain strength and function after injury or surgery.

We provide herbal medicine consultations to support holistic treatment approaches for wildlife patients.

We offer telemedicine consultations to provide remote veterinary advice and support for wildlife patients when in-person visits are not possible.