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Get your pet's medications, food, and preventives delivered straight to your door—fast and easy.

Pharmacy Home Delivery: Your Pet’s Prescriptions, Delivered to Your Door

Busy schedule? No problem. With our pharmacy home delivery service, you can get your pet’s medications, preventives, and prescription diets shipped directly to your doorstep—safe, fast, and easy.

What’s Available for Delivery?

Through our trusted online pharmacy partner, you can order:

  • Flea, tick, and heartworm preventives

  • Allergy and chronic condition meds

  • Pain management prescriptions

  • Prescription food and treats

  • Supplements and wellness products

All products are vet-approved and sourced from trusted manufacturers—so you’ll never receive expired or questionable items.

Why Choose Our Home Delivery Option?

With our home delivery platform, you get:

  • Convenience – order from anywhere, anytime

  • Automatic refills – never miss a dose

  • Product safety – guaranteed storage and shipping standards

  • Real-time coordination with your pet’s medical records

  • Specialty options for pets with unique prescription needs

You also have access to support from our veterinary team for any questions or changes in your pet’s treatment plan.

How It Works

  1. Visit our online pharmacy portal or call us to request a prescription.

  2. Select your product, quantity, and shipping schedule.

  3. We’ll approve and process your prescription directly.

  4. Your order ships straight to your home within 5–7 business days.

You’ll also get reminders when it’s time to reorder or schedule your pet’s next exam. An auto-refill option is also available, so you never run out.

Home delivery makes managing your pet’s health simple, seamless, and secure—so you can spend less time at the store and more time with your pet.

🐾 Looking to keep your pet healthy and happy? Visit us—we’re here to support every step of the way.

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FAQs

There is no question too big or too small for our veterinary team.

East Longmeadow Animal Hospital advises the following common vaccinations your pet will receive from the time they are a puppy or kitten and when they are an adult animal. Core Vaccines: Rabies (Canines and Felines) (by Mass. state law) Canine Parvovirus (Canines only) Canine Hepatitis (Canines only) Feline Calicivirus (Felines only) Feline Rhitnotracheitis (Felines only) Lifestyle Vaccines: Lepto Bordetella Influenza

Euthanasia is an option considered for a pet when recovery or a comfortable existence is highly unlikely. If you are considering euthanasia for your pet, please schedule an appointment so our staff at East Longmeadow Animal Hospital can evaluate your pet and provide you with the medical treatment options available.

Euthanasia is an injection of an anesthetic overdose into a vein of your pet which causes them to pass away quickly and painlessly. We also offer End-of-Life & Euthanasia services here at East Longmeadow Animal Hospital.

East Longmeadow Animal Hospital advises that Kittens and puppies require vaccinations between 6-8 weeks, then 12 weeks, and 16 weeks. After that, your kitten and puppy should receive annual check-ups to receive routine care and rabies vaccinations by state law.

Rabies vaccine is required by Mass. state law. East Longmeadow Animal Hospital recommends cats receive rabies annually and canines every three years after their first initial rabies vaccines.

East Longmeadow Animal Hospital advised the following for neutering. Dogs: Typically dogs are neutered around six to nine months of age. If you have an adult dog, they can still be neutered. For canines, spay and neuter recommendations vary based on breed and size of the pet. Your vet will provide you with recommendations based on the individual patient during an exam. Cats: Kittens can be spayed or neutered as young as six months old. It is recommended that you spay or neuter your cat before they are five months old.