First appt to get an exam and rabies shot for my cat. Everyone was very nice, super close to my…read morehouse is a huge plus! The vet even shaved some of my cats matted hair at no charge!! I was super thankful of that!

We have had our 2 boxers and both cats seen and treated here over the last 10 years. We have only…read morehad positive experiences with Dr Pfeifer and her team. They are fairly close on their end in keeping to your appointment time (very little waiting), of course everyone has a different experience according to their pets' injury and illnesses but my experience have been very positive.

The prices are fair, however simple things require a Dr visit which is a $ pricier visit…read more Example: anal expression requires a Dr visit which shouldn't in my opinion, since it's done as routine for some doggies. The Dr is knowledgeable but try to be mindful that this is still a business and will recommend you to do things that are not 100% needed. For example, my dog got skunked and his tail was down for a few days. Instead of telling me that this would go away on its own, they recommended a shot. We didn't realize it was just a few days until his tail would start feeling better and it would come up on its own.

I used their mobile van to have my dog's teeth cleaned. Never met the vet and when they were done…read moreall his teeth were taken out. The tech showed me pictures of the teeth which he refused to send me copies. They didn't look rotten. I left feeling very uneasy about what was done to my dog. I was no happy and felt terrible for my dog.

If I could give her 5,000,000 stars, I would. My pets are my children and they mean the absolute…read moreworld to me. She has helped two of them cross over the rainbow bridge, and knowing that their last moments were full of peace and calm in the comfort of their own home means so much and has really helped with my grieving.

Dr Dale Krier was extremely accommodating, compassionate and respectful during this stressful time…read more She gave my 15.5 year old best friend the dignity that she deserved on her final day. Her wisdom and forethought went above and beyond my expectations, and believe me, I had rehearsed this terrible day many times in my head. My call was promptly returned, a convenient time scheduled, and the process discussed. During this time of social distancing, some special accommodations needed to be made, but they in no way interfered with the love my dog received that day. Dr Dale played music made for dogs ears only and was extremely comforting to me as well. She made a clay print of my dogs paw, which I will cherish forever. The support Dr Dale gave that day extends far beyond as she checked in on me and provided access to support groups. When I picked up my dogs remains, they where surrounded by meditation gardens and considering the circumstances (pandemic restrictions) I couldn't have asked for anything more comforting and reassuring that my dog was truly loved and that I had made the right decision. Thank you from the bottom of my heart. Kathy Bremer at XTerra Dalmatians

During an evening-time medical emergency, they saved my mom's cat's life. That's reason enough for…read morefive stars. What really stood out, beyond that was the customer/patient service. They are really exceptional at streamlining information from nurse to doctor to surgeon etc., and keeping me informed at every step. I've just never seen this kind of A+ efficiency/communication before in the health sector. They also paid close attention to the cat the whole time she was there. Highly recommend.

I brought my cat in for emergency treatment after it was mauled by a neighborhood dog…read more They basically soaked me to pay for care that was very unhelpful. I truly believe that they had no intention of helping me or my cat. They just wanted to soak me for money as the poor cat died. NB. This veterinary clinic is own by KKR, a private equity. They're only in it for the money. Newtown Veterinary Specialists 52 Church Hill Rd Newtown, CT 6470 Practice Website Consolidator: PetVet Care Centers Investor: KKR

I have followed the vet here from a previous vet. He is easy to communicate with and obviously…read morecares for his patients.

Southeast Animal Hospital in my opinion is the best veterinarian hospital in the Putnam and…read moreWestchester area. I was there with one of my dogs after my experience there I moved all my pets there. After the experience I had there made me very comfortable and secure my pets going to be in good hands. Starting my experience from costumer service from Susan to Doctor Nowowiejski. I highly recommend Southeast Animal Hospital all this people who love and care a lot our pets. Another good thing I would like to add here for anyone that is looking for a veterinarian, not only are they compassionate but they are also reasonable in price.

We adopted our puppy from here at 11 weeks. She had been brought up from a kill shelter down south…read morewith her brother and had been with them for about 2 weeks prior to adoption. They did a wonderful job with socializing her and starting her off on training. The facility itself is beautiful. It's very clean and well staffed. We were able to spend time with different puppies out in the main area, which gave us the chance to see how they did with other dogs, people, etc. We probably spent two hours there and never felt rushed into making a decision. Highly recommend!

Awesome experience. We adopted 2 brothers. Brianna was helpful and available to answer any question…read moreI had. The staff was very friendly and attentive. This is the place to go to adopt some awesome pets

I love this store! Staff is always friendly and as an owner of small animals I really enjoyed…read moretheir knowledge and advice on piggies and bunnies which is truly rare at all other stores. Michelle is GREAT and always is the go to person for me. She made me rethink my bedding and food choices and my pets are def the better now. I love that many of the pets are rescues too!

First off it's not called Pet Kraze. It's Pets Blvd. I tried to correct the Yrlp listing but my…read moreedits seem to have been ignored I used to like the place but on my recent visit was pleasantly surprised they got rid of the composting (no flush) urinal - so the bathroom no longer stank of piss.....however I spotted some kind of bugs on the floor 3x this visit and that was enough to make me abandon thee shopping trip. Hopefully they take care of whatever the issue is and I can go back without being grossed out.

I have been using Greenwich Animal Hospital for the last 8 years for my two Labradoodles. Mia and…read moreDee at the front desk are amazing , sweet and super helpful. The Place is clean and it's not hard to get in for an appointment. My biggest issue is the turnover of doctors. Once I find a vet they never stay. I like to know my veterinarian and remain with the same person. I recently have been to a young doctor who I really liked and now I don't remember her name and I would have liked to follow her wherever she went. I have yet to find someone I really like in Fairfield county. But GAH so far has been the best option.

Where to start...at the beginning where else! Since living in Westchester County I've only had 2…read moreveterinary services. One I left because there was a big change in staff and not for the better, the other , the corporate office decided to close my location after 10 months. At that point it didn't matter since my dog had crossed the rainbow bridge. A new four legged furry entered the picture so I now needed a new vet. I came to Greenwich Veterinary Center on a recommendation. Since I had no history for my new partner in crime, I took advantage of their introductory offer for a "free" first appointment, sort of lets meet. The front staff was welcoming. The wait was reasonable. The tech came in brought us into an exam room we informed her we needed to get a baseline on health and vaccinations Karina asked the all important probing questions. Then the vet came in and she took time to perform the 120 point new vehicle check. Once she was done with the initial check up she went over a game plan. As it turned out my dog was mostly caught up with all his vaccinations. My big concern was flea, tick, and heartworm since I did not have any preventive meds and needed to get. At no point did I feel pressured to do anything additional everything was clearly explained. My only issue which mirrors other comments is the costs. Final thought, the facility was very clean and well lit, always a good sign!

Went for first time despite the atrocious reviews. As stated in the other reviews the front desk…read morewas definitely not friendly and as we waited, I already planned on not returning. Then Dr. Whittington came in and was wonderful taking a lot of time with our pup and explained things to us in great detail. If she's there I think, I said I think, we will be there too. She really is tremendous. The vet assistant was very sweet as well, she comforted and kissed my scared pup while he was getting examined. Yes we were very hesitant to go after reading the reviews but our dog needed a checkup. He also got a yearly exam and 3 vaccines. And I got their flea and tick medicine and heart worm medicine. It was a total of $700 which seemed steep to me but we did to have quite a few needs. So I don't know if it's expensive or not. The front desk needs a better disposition without question. I'm shocked that there are so many reviews about it yet it seems like nothing is done. Odd. I do think they could to sink a little money into the decor. It is old and tired and could use updating. But then again that's not why we're there. We'll go back again bc we are there for the vet, not the front desk people or the tired interior.

I spent the last two months debating whether to write this review. Ultimately, I believe I would be…read moredoing other Miller Clark clients a disservice by not sharing my experience. I brought my yellow Labrador, Piper, to Miller Clark for approximately 12 years. Over that time, we rarely saw the same veterinarian twice. Although I was not always satisfied with the continuity of her care, I overrode my gut instinct and trusted the professionals. In April 2026, I brought Piper in for her annual examination and vaccinations. I specifically reported that she had become lethargic and appeared to be having difficulty breathing. Over the following two-plus months, I returned repeatedly, and Piper was examined by three different veterinarians, Dr. Elyas, Dr. Azer and Dr. Song. She was prescribed antibiotics and steroids, and two radiology reports were completed. Despite these treatments, she did not improve, and I continued to communicate that something was wrong. On Thursday, July 9, Dr. Elyas called me with the final results and confidently told me that Piper was a "healthy dog" and that there was "nothing wrong with her." This was despite my repeatedly reporting that her symptoms had not improved. When I challenged that conclusion and again expressed concern about her lack of improvement, his response was, "You could go see a specialist." It was not communicated as a genuine or urgent medical recommendation, nor was I offered help coordinating a referral. The response felt dismissive--as though seeking another opinion was simply something I could do if I refused to accept his reassurance. Because I knew Piper was not well and I felt challenged by Miller Clark, I sought a second opinion at an emergency hospital. An ultrasound revealed significant abnormalities involving her spleen and liver, and further testing ultimately confirmed large-cell lymphoma in her spleen. She was also anemic and experiencing gastrointestinal bleeding. Her condition deteriorated rapidly, and she later developed aspiration pneumonia and required oxygen support. I am still stunned as to how Miller Clark missed this. On Thursday, July 16--only one week after I was told that she was healthy and nothing was wrong--my beloved Piper had to be euthanized. I understand that lymphoma can be aggressive and that an earlier diagnosis may not necessarily have changed Piper's ultimate outcome. My concern is that, over multiple visits and despite persistent symptoms, a lack of improvement, and my continued advocacy for her, the seriousness of her condition was not recognized. Being told so definitively that nothing was wrong--and then having my concerns dismissed when I questioned that conclusion--made the experience even more devastating. My experience also reflected a troubling lack of continuity. During Piper's 12 years as a patient, we rarely saw the same veterinarian twice, and in her final months she was evaluated by three different doctors. The practice felt focused on repeated appointments and charges without anyone taking full ownership of her worsening condition or looking at the complete picture. Piper was a deeply loved member of my family, and I trusted Miller Clark with her care for most of her life. I am sharing this so other pet owners understand the importance of seeking a second opinion when their instincts tell them something is wrong--even when they have been reassured otherwise.