The worst. They cannot be trusted with a simple procedure. If you truly care about your pet and…read morelet's face it, we all do. There are much better options out there. Safer Options that prioritize safety too

This location is part of a Corp. Owned conglomerate with over 200 practices nationally. Having…read moreworked around Animals at a renoun Sarasota Springs horse farm as a teen who Grandfather was a equine vet. I generally ask lots of questions I know the answers to. Stopped in with my cat and while the attending DVM was knowledgeable the assortment of Drs who are sub assigned procedures and tasks was lacking in procedural knowledge and experience. I would not recommend this practice for surgeries some of the Drs. could not deliver basic answers on procedures. Upun looking at the credentials of one Dr educated over seas I realized that her veterinary education institution may no longer be recognized in the US. Seek treatment elsewhere, try and find a private Dr owned practice. The tech was rude but the front desk people were quite nice. Maybe they are ok for a checkup or annual shots.

Unfortunately this vet is not the place to go. To have to make an appointment and then wait an hour…read moreto euthanize your beloved pet is unacceptable. Would never recommend this vet. No stars! Really!

Gary Lainer and the entire staff at Lainer Animal Hospital of Canton have been wonderful to our…read morefamily and our pets for the past 15+ years. We are a dog family and have had four (4) dogs under care at Lainer. I can't say enough about the personal care we receive from Dr. Lainer across a wide array of pet ailments. Everything from normal check-ups/vaccines to more serious conditions including cancer and operations to remove growths and torn ligament repairs. Anytime I call with a concern or question, Dr. Lainer without fail will return my call in a timely manner and treat me and my family with excellent advise and compassionate care. I can 't imagine taking my pets to anyone else. I can't speak to the negative reviews but our experience with Lainer Animal Hospital has been exemplary. They truly care for our pets and treat them with love and kindness!

Super friendly staff, very accommodating, and my dog was so happy when I picked him up. I'm so glad…read moreI don't have to fight to trim his nails any more!

Winston looks handsome. I needed to trim in front of his eyes though because the hair on his nose…read morestuck up and he couldn't see. Would like to have a receipt with details of what was done. Otherwise very happy.

Our veterinarian does not offer euthanasia at home, so when our senior dog Trooper's lymphoma had…read morestarted to impact his quality of life, they referred us to Dr Holt. Having been a rescue, Trooper was always happiest at home. We didn't want his last moments to be full of stress in a clinical environment. Dr. Holt was very responsive and was able to quickly provide us with a few scheduling options. When the dreaded day came, she was very compassionate both with us and with our dog. She explained the process, and did not rush us once he had passed. Dr. Holt made everything as easy as possible for us - including one fee that included her services as well as cremation services through a third party. We recommend Dr. Holt to help you say good-bye to your fur baby in a way that will be as comfortable as possible for them and for you.

Say Goodbye At Home…read more View all Say Goodbye At Home 5.0 (334) Overview Services Reviews Photos By owner About Reviews from the web 4.9/5Facebook · 23 votes Google review summary 5 4 3 2 1 5.0 (334) Reviews All compassionate128 comfort55 stress18 euthanasia18 +6 Sort by Most relevant Newest Highest Lowest L Cheney Local Guide·80 reviews We had to use Say Goodbye At Home for our big, beautiful 15 year old boy. The older he got the less tolerate he became of even routine visits to our vet of many years. She gave us a list and we happened to choose Say Goodbye At Home. I'm so ... More

We're so happy we discovered Wigglebutts & Pups! Chantay walks our dog a couple of days a week and…read moreis great with her. She gives us detailed updates, including photos, after every walk. She's super friendly, responsive and reliable and we'd recommend her any day!

Chantay at Wigglebutts is the best! She has been walking our dogs for 6 months now and is always on…read moretime, SO kind, and clearly loves our dogs as much as they love her. She gives us an update every day with pictures and videos, and has really taken the time to get to know their quirks and personalities. We are super thankful for Chantay! We trust her fully with our pups and wholeheartedly recommend her to anyone that is looking for dog walking, sitting, or training.

Cheryl has been taking care of my four legged boy for almost 5 years now. She is the owner of…read moreShebby's Pet Services and as soon as you meet her, you know she is reliable, will be there to take care of your pet each and every time and most importantly she loves animals! When I was looking for a dog walker/pet services professional, I wanted someone who would love my dog as much as me and my family love him. Well, I joke with Cheryl because my dog loves her more than me! 5 stars. You will be happy Cheryl is taking care of your pets!

We absolutely adore Shebby's Pets!! If you want a reliable, honest and genuinely loving dog walker…read morefor your fur baby, Cheryl is your gal. We are so thankful!!

I'm honestly angry, confused, and pretty heartbroken after what happened at Banfield Pet Hospital…read morein Westwood. I brought my 11-week-old puppy in because he was limping on his back left leg. That was the main reason for the visit. I also mentioned his stomach as a secondary concern. I came in trying to be proactive and take care of him, and I left feeling like I made a mistake bringing him there at all. They took my puppy to the back and didn't allow me to be part of the exam. I didn't see him for a long time and had no idea what was happening. Meanwhile, I'm being pitched every test, medication, and a "wellness plan" over and over. It honestly felt like a sales pitch, not a medical visit. At one point she even said, "I hate to sound like a used car salesman." That's exactly what it felt like. I brought all of his records from a vet visit just a week ago. The person talking to me admitted they hadn't even looked at them yet. So how are you recommending treatments and tests if you haven't even reviewed his history? Then they tell me they're "worried about his stomach," which I only mentioned as a secondary issue. I asked again about his leg, the whole reason I came in, and they told me they checked it and didn't see any problems. After being pressured over and over, I declined everything except a fecal test. Then, as I'm literally on my way out, they stop me and suddenly say his leg doesn't look good. I asked what changed, and they told me they tested the wrong leg. The wrong leg. I brought him in for a limp. How do you examine the wrong leg and tell me he's fine? Did anyone even watch him walk? At this point, I still hadn't seen my puppy or spoken to the vet. So I asked to speak to her. When she came in, the first thing she said was, "Where is the little guy?" while looking around the room. That honestly shook me. How do you not know where my puppy is if you've been examining him for the last hour? Then I'm told he's in the back and people are taking turns cuddling him. Why are people cuddling my dog instead of focusing on his care? That didn't make me feel better, it made me more concerned. Then again, I'm being pushed to sign up for the wellness plan, and now I'm being told my puppy might need surgery. I still haven't seen him at this point. I somehow still ended up paying for an exam and medication. When they finally brought him to me and I got home and put him down, both of his back legs looked hurt. Both. He looked worse than when I brought him in. I have no idea what happened to my dog while he was in the back, and that's the worst part. And just to add to the frustration, my original 10:30am appointment was rescheduled that same morning to 2:30pm. I walked in worried about my puppy. I walked out more worried, with no clear answers, no trust in what actually happened, and feeling like his care was not the priority. If you love your animal, please think twice before going here.

This place has an amazing helpful patient staff. They take such good care of my shih tzu Kingsley…read moreand we have been there many many times... lol its my first puppy so i worry a lot and they help.. they are so good with him and i feel so comfortable leaving him with them. Amy and Katelyn at the front desk are so great and helpful and patient with me.. Gabby and Bianca and Jenni are also so helpful,patient and know there stuff . they come out to get Kingsley when needed. i have to give Olivia a huge shout out, this woman is so great, she is so knowledgeable and helpful. She explains everything to me even my silly questions. She takes such good care of Kingsley. She is so honest and kind . your hospital at this location is so great!! i can go on and on. Please know I appreciate everything and everyone. Dr Stam, Dr Martin all patient with me. i am a nervous wreck with my new puppy and everyone really treats me well and respectful. thank you kerrie ciavattone

We have never had a bad experience with any of the vets from this service. Especially Dr Gollub,…read morewho is the literally the best vet EVER. We have five cats all with different issues and personalities, and he and all the staff are just wonderful with all of them.

Shady practice. Disappeared after September wellness check…read morewith diabetic cat.... miss diagnosed. Prescription not renewed... no records

Dr. Adam Page came to help our lovely 15yr old Oscar pass peacefully. He was so empathetic and kind…read moreand compassionate. From the initial call to the home visit, I couldn't recommend this service enough. They helped us through a hard time and it was perfect, even as we were scrambling to find someone the same day. Afterwards, the support and communication was also so kind. If you have to go through something similar, please consider this service as they did a wonderful job.

After watching my beloved Goldendoodle go from being a happy champ battling cancer for 10 months,…read morehe had a quick decline after the cancer spread. I called Lap of Love early in the morning on a Saturday, and they had an opening on Monday as well as an off-hours visit that evening due to a cancellation. As much as I wanted to put this off, I knew that I couldn't do that to my best fluffy guy and reserved that night's appointment. Dr. Kim (Smith) arrived just before 8pm, and after greeting my sweet boy she sat on the floor with him and explained the process, what he would feel (nothing after the needle itself) and asked if I had any more questions. My sweet boy left a while later with her - bundled up with one of his squeaky toys - and as I watched them drive away, I realized that in 14 years I had never seen him driving away from me. It was an awful feeling, but Dr. Kim's kindness made me feel better about making that phone call earlier in the day. She emailed me the following morning to see how I was doing, and reminded me that she and everyone at Lap of Love were there if I needed to speak with them.

My dog was 13 when he tore his CCL. He could not have surgery so rehab was the only option. He is…read more90% recovered which is better than I even hoped. His leg does not interfere in his life at all which is amazing in an old dog.

Hi. We took our dog to Sea Legs Integrative Vet in West Roxbury due to a torn ACL, arthritis, etc…read more and it was a very poor experience. Our pet had gone through rehab years before at a different location for a torn ACL on the other side and ultimately had surgery, but at his advanced age we decided not to do the surgery with its long recovery for this side. Session 1. The setting up of the initial appointment was great and the vet Dr. Jaclyn Coble was very responsive, fit us in right away. The staff were also very friendly. We went to the first appointment and the vet was examining our dog's knees and then went to do the Soundwave ultrasound on the wrong knee and when I pointed out that she had the wrong knee she said she thought that it had felt fine on that side (the side he has a titanium TTA in). I wondered why she was willing to do the procedure on a healthy knee. She made some comment about reading through his records, but I had not sent her his records. She proceeded and did the soundwave therapy on the now correct knee, but needed guidance from her vet tech, vet nurse on how to get the machine to work. Her examination on the wrong knee was $295 &$350 for the soundwave ultrasound for total charge for session I of $645 Session 2. We returned a week later to do rehab. First they did warm laser therapy. Then, they had our dog do an obstacle course, stand on an uneven surface. Finally, they had him use the underwater treadmill. While he was on the treadmill, they attached the neck collar at the front of the machine to him (there is nowhere for him to go as the treadmill walls are 4 feet high), but they had the treadmill going so slow that our dog was riding it to the back of the treadmill before he would walk and it was stretching on the collar so I very quickly untied the collar so that he did not get choked. No Session 3. We returned for the second soundwave session and the vet tech/nurse took us into the room and shaved his knee and they were going to start the procedure and I asked why the doctor was not doing it this time, if she was going to see him and they said that they were more than capable. I was not questioning if they were capable, but I did wonder how she would know if he was any better without seeing him. They went to get her and suffice it to say that it went downhill from there and we did not have the second soundwave and we will not be returning. I love my dog and I am willing to do anything to help him have a good quality of life, but this vet did not instill confidence, lied about reading his records, did not know what knee was injured, did not know how to use the machine, let them tie his collar on a moving machine and was either willing to do a procedure on a healthy knee or worse did not realize it was a healthy knee. We had done rehab with the first torn ACL, laser, water treadmill, obstacle/uneven surface so this isn't that the experience is new to us, but I have never felt such a lack of faith in a provider.