Welcome to Forestdale Veterinary Clinic
Every visit is rooted in communication, comfort, and respect for the bond you share with your pet. Whether you’re here for a wellness exam, a sick visit, vaccines, or a technician appointment, our team is here to support you with clarity and care.


About Us
Compassionate Care Close to Home
Being locally owned and operated means we are deeply connected to the community we serve. We’re not just your veterinary team — we’re your neighbors. We take the time to understand your pet’s health, your goals as their caregiver, and what matters most to your family.
Our approach is personal, collaborative, and grounded in a whole-pet philosophy. Together, we’ll build a care plan that prioritizes prevention, comfort, and long-term well-being at every life stage.
Our Services

Pet Wellness and Vaccinations

Minimally Invasive Procedures

Diagnostic Imaging for Pets

Veterinary Surgery

Veterinary Dentistry

In-House Laboratory Services

International Health Certificates

Internal Medicine

Pet Microchipping

Acupuncture for Pets
What Clients Say
Why Choose Us
Personalized, Whole-Pet Care in a Warm, Local Setting
At Forestdale Veterinary Clinic, we believe veterinary care should be as personal as it is professional. Our team focuses not only on your pet’s physical health but also on their behavior, lifestyle, and environment — supporting their overall well-being in a way that truly honors the human-animal bond.
Choosing us means choosing:
- A small, dedicated team that knows you and your pet by name
- A calm, welcoming environment designed for comfort
- Seamless access to advanced diagnostics, surgery, and specialty care through VACC
- Transparent communication and collaboration at every step
- Preventive care and wellness planning tailored to your pet’s unique needs
Here, you’ll find the feel of a neighborhood veterinary clinic with the strength and resources of a larger medical team behind it — giving your pet the best of both worlds.

Our Team

Travis Lang

Abby Pisinski

Lindsey

Vicky Olson

Tracy
Frequently Asked Questions
What’s the difference between urgent care and an emergency?
Urgent care includes non-life-threatening issues that still require prompt attention (like vomiting or ear infections). Emergencies involve immediate, life-saving care. If you’re unsure, call us and we’ll help guide you.
What happens on my pet’s surgery day? Will they stay overnight?
Most procedures are completed on an outpatient basis, meaning your pet will go home the same day. We provide clear instructions on drop-off, monitoring, and post-operative care.
What parasite prevention does my pet need?
Recommendations vary based on your pet’s age, lifestyle, exposure risk, and health needs. Our team will help you choose the most effective year-round protection plan.
Why does my pet need a heartworm test every year if they’re on prevention?
Even with regular prevention, missed or delayed doses can occur. Annual testing ensures your pet remains protected and allows for early detection of any heartworm exposure.
Why does my pet need flea, tick, and heartworm prevention on Cape Cod?
Cape Cod’s climate supports parasites throughout the year. Consistent prevention protects your pet from illnesses like Lyme disease, heartworm disease, and other tick- or mosquito-borne infections.