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Jake Tadaldi had been our vet for years. Our dog got very sick. Jake was unable to diagnose him and told us it was time to put him down. We then went to Angell Memorial, where they quickly diagnosed him with Addisons Disease. When we called Jake to tell him our dog had a treatable condition, he never even returned our call.
So Jake might be okay for routine checkups, and it’s convienent that he’ll come to your house, but I would never recommend him for any serious situation.

Dr. Jake Tadaldi is a superb veterinarian. His knowledge and experience relating to animal care is incredibly in depth — he’s literally a human dictionary and has the proper treatment for any pet related issue that may arise, either minor or major. He’s naturally warm with animals and it shows in the relationship he has with his own Lab, with my Labradoodle and all other dogs at the Boston Common dog park.
Dr. Jake is a great guy. He’s always available for advice and most importantly, I trust him with any judgement call for the good of my best friend (dog). If you’re looking for a Veterinarian in the Boston area, look no further than Dr. Jake Tadaldi. He’s a true professional that has a genuine love for animals.

I must say Jake Tadaldi is probably one of the best things that has happened regarding veterinary care in my entire lifetime of being a pet owner. This is not an exaggeration. Our dog is a rescue and a very anxious dog. Going to the vet in general is stressful for even the calmest of dogs, but for ours, it’s pure anxiety filled torture. She panicked as soon as we walked in the door. She also can be very insure and nervous around strangers and her nerves are manifested in growling and other fear aggressive behavior. We found out our dog had a mast cell tumor on her ear and our current vet at the time advised we amputate her entire ear. I decided to get a second opinion before moving forward with such an extreme measure and I am so happy I did. We were connected with Jake through one of his current clients and he was beyond responsive, texting and calling multiple times during his 4^th of July weekend. He was really engaged and you could tell he really cared. When he first met our dog, he was unfazed by her growling and got right down on the floor and drew blood from her like it was nothing. She barely knew what had happened. We just recently completed surgery on her, with only a small portion if her ear being removed and once again, his entire interaction with her was dead on perfect– he really gets how to deal with animals in a way that makes a normally very stressful scenario as stress-​free as possible. The service is priceless and Jake Tadaldi is a pro. Best vet ever, no joke.

Vets that come to your house. If only everything were this easy. Here’s the gist… our cat, Snowball, is a very loving, gentle animal until it’s time to go to the vet. Last time we took him, he made the vet bleed. Really. He’s ordinarily not vicious, but the smell of the other animals freaks him out. This is why we decided to find a vet that made house calls. That and the fact that we couldn’t even get him in the carrier (let’s face it, he knows where he goes when he gets in the carrier).
Dr. Tedaldi was super easy to schedule and the cats didn’t even realize he was the vet — score! Snowball got all of his shots and had a full exam without even a growl. Yeah, I’m still in shock too. Our other cat, Matt, also didn’t growl, but he loves everyone so that doesn’t count. It’s pricier than our regular vet, but totally worth it especially if you have a pet that gets really stressed or if you have multiple pets that you don’t want to all load up and haul to the vet at once.