Dr. Meaney is a wonderful, caring vet. I have had two very sick animals since my pets have been under her care. She is compassionate about her patients and their treatments, without pushing options that would make my animals suffer and only give them briefly longer lives. I believe in Quality over Quantity and so does Dr. Meaney.

Meaney is HORRIBLE!!! Dr. Pollock was THE BEST!!! It seems that the majority of DOG owners have had good experiences with her. For us, we brought our three cats to Dr. Pollock for years, and then, he retired. One of our cats got an ear infection. We brought him in. Meaney's assistant grabbed him by the neck and forced the side of his face down on the table - right in front of my wife and I. Our cat whimpered and we have NEVER had that happen before. Meaney dug in his ear very roughly. She said she'd do a test to figure out what antibiotic we would need but could put him on a general one in the mean time. We agreed. She said "How are you guys with pills?" We said "Okay, it's not always easy, but we can do it." Then she said "Don't worry, I've got a shot that I can give him that will last 14 days and you won't have to worry about it." That seemed really extreme to us. Before we could object she took off into the back room, came back with the syringe and gave him the shot. Neither of us felt this was the right thing to do, and we didn't like how he was treated. We decided to get a second opinion. We asked the next vet about this shot and they said "I haven't given that shot in 20 years because it's been linked to possible cancer in cats." Meaney gave our cat that shot in January of 2012, he was 11.38 lbs. By November 2012, he was 9.33 lbs. He was diagnosed with cancer. He is now 6.2 lbs. We have spent more than $10,000.00 (at our new vet's and a referral hospital) since last November diagnosing, medicating, blood tests, biopsies, extra check ups, etc. It's just not fair. I sincerely hate this woman. She should NOT be a veterinarian. Cat owners - STAY AWAY!!!

We have been a loyal customer of this practice for over 14 years, and never had a proble With Dr. Pollard, but the new female Doctor that took over the practice is terrible.. Last July my older cat was not eating much but her belly was getting bigger and bigger..We took her in and for $90 the female vet that replaced Dr.Pollard told me that that all was well and this is normal for older cats and did nothing. Well my cat kept getting worse so a few days later I called news and tried to make an appointment. She said it didn't sound good, but they were too busy to see her and told me to go somewhere else! I took her to Danvers animal hospital and they said ( after a 15 minute checkup) that there was nothing they could and it was best to put her down before she got any worse. They were also shocked that no blood tests were done the at the last checkup, and at the complete lack of compassion in refusing to see a 14 year patient for probable end of life care. I will never set foot in The Farms Veterinary Clinic again. SHAMEFUL! I was unfortunately reminded of this last week when a friend told me she brought her dog into this same clinic for a neutering... they almost killed the dog and ended up with $5000 worth of emergency medical bills when they brought the dog elseware to save its life. BEWARE!

Been bringing our dogs here for three years. Phenomenal care. Great people. Funky hours. We will keep coming here with all of our animals!

We met Dr. Meaney many years ago when she was working at another clinic. Fortunately we did not have any health issues after she left that clinic, but when one did arise, we searched long and hard. Fortunately we found her after four years at Farms Vet Clinic. We drive over an hour each way to see her. She has been a life saver on more then one occasion. Her diagnostics skills are only out done by her love and connection to her patients. If you love your pet, Dr. Meaney is the way to go!