Nothing against the staff working there, but this place is like the Pep Boys of clinics. Prices are…read moreabsolutely absurd compared to other non-chain clinics. Find a vet with great reviews that isn't part of a big chain. If it weren't for the "free" exams offered when you adopt from the animal shelter, there's no way they could keep enough clients to stay in business...

Dr Deb and her team at VCA Knightswood are the best! Dr Deb spends time with each dog and is…read moregenuinely concerned about their health but also takes the time to make sure they are comfortable. Dr Deb answers all questions and actively listens to both the pet and owner. We would never go anywhere else! Big shoutout to the ladies at the front desk and the girls in the back. What an amazing group of people!

We took our dog to the veterinarian here at the shelter for a physical/wellness check. The…read moretechnician and the doctor gave us the feeling that our dog was in good hands. They were very patient and kind with her considering that she was very scared by this new place and these new people. We would recommend the veterinarian services to friends.

The women's animal center has a great history in Philadelphia! It was the first animal shelter,…read moreopened by a woman! Our male cat was fixed there and recovered in one day! I highly recommend this animal hospital. ! They help neuter animals for local pet stores that adopt out rescues only!

For the past 8 years, our rescue Pittie Lola has tried probably close to a dozen veterinarians and…read moreonly one has been able to cut her nails or look in her ears. She is not a bad dog, only high strung and uncooperative. Dr. Jacobs and his team did what no one else has been able to do and we sincerely thank them. Nails, ears, blood draw, and exam professionally handled and we are thrilled. So is Lola. She has a new doctor. Thank you Willingboro Vet.

Monday, Jan.6th, my family and I had to make a tough decision to put our family pet to sleep. We…read morehad our dog since she was 8weeks old. She was 10+yrs old. She had been ill but then the pain became so great that she began to suffer. I called Willingboro Vet where we take our dogs for checkups etc. They gave me an appt for the same day. They were really nice and accommodating when explaining the process and allowing my children and I to mentally process what was about to happen. I never thought that I would feel so deeply for my dog. I cried and literally found myself falling apart. The Vet technicians were so kind, compassionate and patient. They provided a variety of treats and a chocolate kiss as her last treat and told us to take our time and take as many treats as we like for our dog. We spent approximately 30 mins talking, petting and hugging our dog. Then we decided to step aside to do what was necessary. We held her until her last breath crying and sniffling while trying to console one another. This was a sad dad for us but it was best. The vet offered us imprints of her paws which we graciously accepted. They use these round clay discs to press which ever paw(s) you like. I decided to make them into ornaments so I put a whole in the 4 discs and baked them 10mins. Per the instructions. The next step is to pain them. Although this was a sad occasion I must say that Willingboro Veterinary was so kind and understanding. The service we chose cost $272.00. Great service!

Someone took my dog and he ended up getting hit by a car and killed. The person who took him and…read moreher adult son brought him to this place because apparently they know someone who works here. They asked that the dog be cremated. That's where the problem began because they had no proof of ownership. Of course they didn't because I have proof of ownership. Nevertheless, this place accepted his body and was getting ready to have him cremated until they couldn't. When I went to pick my dog up, he was in a bag with a tag on it that had the last name of the person that had brought him in. They had to turn him over to me because I had proof of ownership. But, I only knew he was there because of Police involvement. If the police had not notified me where he was, whoever they know on the inside at this hospital would've ended up having my dog cremated and I would not have known where he is. They really need to have a strong talk with their personnel.

I took my cats to this vet for over 2 years but unfortunately I'm moving on. The vet they've seen…read moreis generally fine - Dr. Lloyd. There have been some weird things here and there but no vet is perfect. Administratively, this office is a mess. They never do what they say they'll do the first time. I always have to call and follow up on my requests, and call them for things like receiving blood test results that I spent hundreds on. Recently I needed my cat's prescription for food refilled as we've figured out it's the only food he can digest well. Chewy called me to say my vet was asking for me to get the prescription from them and they wouldn't just send it over to Chewy like they had in the past, even with my cat's visits totally up-to-date and having spent $2,000 on him in the last few months here. Then after I called 2 days in a row, Jennifer at Pet's Best Friend told me their new policy is pet owners need to physically pick up the prescription (they would not email it to me) and said I have to mail it to Chewy. That is absolutely not a thing and I don't appreciate being lied to. I picked up the prescription and can easily upload a digital version to Chewy. Doesn't seem worth it to lose a customer who spends so much at your practice. Please work on the little things; there's no excuse to be so bad at them.

I had to bring in my cat for an urgent visit today. When I called I unfortunately spoke with a…read moreperson who was not helpful or interested in helping me. When I asked for more assistance she denied my request. I was directed to an ER when it was not appropriate. I called back and spoke to a different person to collect information to take to another vet. I explained why I needed the information and was told to come over immediately. While in the office I told Dr.Patel my experience and he let me know that person would be fired immediately. As a long time patient at Woodbourne I knew this was not the way they handle their clients. I'm very grateful to be able to continue my care here and hope that this issue is resolved and will no longer be a problem for other families looking for care for their pets.

We had been taking our dog Bella here for many years. So long in fact that we started with them…read morewhen they weee initially on woodbourne road. For 16 years Bella was fairly healthy and usually only went for yearly exams and occasional allergies. Bella started getting small growths on her small body. A couple had mushroomed in a bed location and would bust open and bleed. Recently during her wellness one of these were on her hind leg and affecting her walking. One week ago we put her in doctor patrols care for removal alongng with one more small growth on her side. What we got back was an aging dog that had been butchered with a total of 12 cuts and sutures on a small body. Just naproxen for pain and antibiotics. Well the 10 on her back started to pull from the stitches. He took her back and restitched her under a local. Two days later again this time preformed a medical scrub ( so painful that she could barely move) again under local anesthesia. That was not even a week. By that night Bella was having breathing difficulties and was in excruciating pain. We took her to blue pearl emergency ( amazing, caring facility). Within 24 hours we had to put Bella down Dr. Patel preformed unnecessary, unauthorized additional surgery that made Bella's last days agony. DI NOT TAKE YOUR PETS TO THIS BUTCHER!

BEWARE OF RUDE RESCUE: From the very first inquiry, this…read morerescue's communication was plagued by inexcusable delays. After my cousin finally navigated their delayed communication from the start, she clearly and politely communicated that the dog wasn't the right fit. She apologized and moved on, only to be hit with a rude, confrontational text message from the rescue over a month later. It is completely unacceptable for a professional organization to sit on a communication for weeks only to resurface with hostility. This level of delayed, aggressive 'follow-up' shows a total lack of internal organization and basic courtesy. If they are this reactive and unprofessional with potential adopters, I have serious concerns about how they manage their records, their vetting process, and the placement of their dogs. A rescue's goal should be to build bridges to find dogs homes, not to burn them with petty messages weeks after the fact. It's a shame, as the dogs are the ones who ultimately suffer when a rescue is run this poorly.

You do not care about finding a pup a happy and healthy home. Genuinely curious adopters follow…read moreprocedure, then are told to resubmit an application which they do. They return to the page and are blocked.....OKAY makes sense. Would not recommend.

We have been going to Newtown Vet for 17 years with our various pets through the years…read more Recently our dog Charley started having seizures, one of which was pretty scary and needless to say we were very concerned. Dr Graham, our favorite vet , once again explained everything thoroughly and took about an hour of his day going over possible causes options for treatment. Charley was diagnosed with idiopathic epilepsy and we are so relieved that's all it is. Dr Graham is the best and we truly love and trust him with our pets.

So much. So very much can be improved. We walked in with…read moreour cat and left feeling robbed and without our cat. When we arrived they took him in the back without us. Didn't like that. 1/2 later the doctor spoke to us about his condition. I don't feel like he explained everything to us well. That there are meds the cat could have taken. He had no personality and didn't have an optimistic demeanor. Everything was presented like it wasn't worth the trouble. We asked questions but he didn't offer positive solutions. He made it sound like if you do this you will need to keep the cat here for three days, see a cardiologist, then he'd be on three meds a day. The groups I belong to are wondering "why we didn't fight harder" and my only answer is the vet gave up on us and on the cat. There was no: "here's what we can do, let's try this!" The demeanor was he's doomed, don't waste your time. We did the best we could to feel confidence in him, but we don't think he was the right person to handle our cat. Maybe someone that was more proactive, motivated and didn't leave such a feeling of doubt in us as we walked away empty handed would have been a better experience. Also compounding this with a $1,200 invoice as we walked away without our beloved baby. All of it a terrible experience. The only saving grace was the young lady who handled the paperwork. I wonder what other pet owners think of that doctor.

I put Sans carrier down to get ready for his appointment last week and he walked right in and…read morewaited patiently. The atmosphere and staff are so welcoming upon entering the front door. After checking in we were directed to the Feline floor. Shortly after DJ came over to greet us and directed us to an exam room. Sans examined the exam room. lol The doctor came in and examined Sans. He was so busy exploring and looking out the window that he declined a treat. DJ comforted Sans while receiving his shot in his rear leg. A few minutes later he was back to exploring and didn't want to leave. DJ assisted with getting Sans ready and we proceeded to check out. There was an issue with my card and my bank was not open yet. David, Mia, Lauren and Kelly were very kind and patient as I sat in the waiting room to resolve the matter. Companion Pet Hospital team extends care, patience and compassion which means so much when it comes to my fur baby. Thank you!

Long time client with multiple cats. Companion has always provided great care. Recommend!read more

The good is you can get an appointment sooner than later The price is reasonable compared to other…read morelocal vets. The doctor calls you on the phone because you cannot enter the clinic with your pet. You have to wait outside in your vehicle. My cat arrived him in good spirits so I'd say he had a good visit.

I work in Philadelphia and Delaware County animal rescue for quite a few years, and this was my…read morefirst experience at the bridge clinic in Bensalem. I was coming in for a dental exam for one of our TNR kitties and wasn't sure what to expect. I was pleasantly surprised by their extremely organized process, they're very friendly and welcoming staff both on the phone and in person, there, informative and efficient veterinarian, and of course the cost was also well received. The written check-in instructions as well as the experience at the animal had were all five star process. It was well worth the drive to this clinic for their services and their outstanding staff.