I recently brought my 15 year old dog here and he had a few issues ,…read moreHe has a heart condition but needed a lot of teeth extracted, Dr. Crowley assured me he would be ok under the anesthesia and he was. He also has glaucoma and she gave him some eye drops to help with the pressure. I'm so thankful. I knew his teeth were bad but I was very nervous about having this done. I'm glad I did.

I went to inquire on services for my dog and the receptionist did not know a lot. Dr. Crowley stuck…read moreher head out of the office while on the telephone and said we are not accepting any new patients although on the website it does state accepting new patients. She was very rude.

My dog needed teeth extracted. The staff is so friendly yet professional, loving and caring. The…read morequote I received and information from the doctor was exactly as stated. The communication was excellent. I called a few different places but got such a good vibe from the first call the interactions and emails could not have been better. Great customer service

The people at All Creature were friendly and attentive…read more They were also 20% more expensive than my previous vet, whose practice is located in a more affluent town. Over the course of a number of visits with my two dogs, I began to feel like the staff who attended to my dogs were more like pet owner police. For example, when I told them that I don't give my dogs Nextgard during the winter, the tech looked sternly at me and said "Well, that's going to be put in your file." Then when I put an order in for Nextgard and Heartguard recently, I got a call saying they would not approve the prescription because, see above. Maybe I'm too old and cranky to tolerate how vet clinics like All Creatures run their businesses. To me it feels a little too invasive and $$$ motivated.

They do amazing work. The employees and veterinarians are kind, thorough, and caring. Of you're…read morelooking for top notch care for YOUR CAT.. these are your people. They truly are the best if you want the best care As far as humans go? Not so much. If you're not a client...you're out of luck and they don't take the time to educate non clients about places to seek assistance. It's their way or the highway and in their industry it's still 1990 They also yell at their employees like a parent scolding a toddler.

We love this place more than words can say! I've never met vets who have cared more about my…read moreterminally ill cat than these wonderful women. Even though my cat has advanced renal failure, they are the ONLY place we have been to who didn't just say "There's nothing we can do, Just bring him back when you want him put to sleep". Everyone here, from the vets themselves to the techs and receptionists love him and have even kindly given us some donated meds which have saved us much needed money. One of the staff emails me on almost a daily basis to see how he's doing with suggestions on food to try, which doesn't include buying products they sell, but things that have worked on their own sick cats. I can tell they genuinely care for him and aren't just after the money. When the time comes when he has to leave us, I can't think of anyone I would rather have send him onto his next life than these amazing ladies.

We are so grateful to Dr. Dyer for saving the life of our 12 -week-old puppy. We went to an urgent…read morecare on a weekend and were told that our puppy was dying of liver failure,essentially that we should take her home to say our goodbyes. The next day Dr. Dyer told us that she would treat with antibiotics and supplements and assured us that puppies are resilient and that a liver can repair itself with appropriate treatment. Over the next 6 wks our pup steadily improved and today is doing all the things a puppy should do. Thank you to all the staff at NSVH for outstanding care!

I've had a good experience over the past year after switching vets, until this month. My phone…read morestarted ringing daily, each call more confusing than the next. I was told that my dog needed blood work for her Addison's disease as a precautionary measure. Understandable. The cost of this bloodwork is close to $500 and until I can come up with that they will not give my dog her injection. My dog is a week out from getting her shot. The vet has cut off her medicine supply that I use and now my dog will get extremely sick in a week unless I come up with the $500 plus her injection for another $100. It's more important for this vet to make money than to care for animals. I will never go back to this place.

Dr Cooke and the entire team are wonderfully dedicated to the animals in their care. We have been…read moreusing them for 10 years and won't go anywhere else

Love the vet and love the staff. We have been going now for almost 2 years and I cannot complain…read more They are helpful and send reminders if you forget your flea and tick or heartworm pills. Everyone is helpful and answers all your questions. Would recommend them to anyone.

Wonderful people. Great service. Dr Witkoff explains all in a careful caring way. This is a great…read moreway to care for pets.

I called today and was very disappointed with the phone call to make an appt…read more The very first question was, does the animal like being handled by strangers? My response, of course, was no. My thought was, what animal likes to be handled by strangers?!?! I explained that the dog was extremely, extremely nervous/terrified when going to the vet, and I thought care in her own home would be a good alternative. The response was oh no, it is actually worse, they are territorial! what? One would think that the large number of people looking for a vet that does house calls is because the animal is extremely nervous, anxious, etc. Anyway, I persisted, and she then said well it would be several weeks anyway. sure. I honestly felt that right out of the gate, the answer was going to be no. Not sure why...maybe because the dog lives in Lynn? just saying.... So, my advice, don't bother calling unless your pet is perfect.

We have gone to Bay State for quite a while now. The reason that we keep our animals there is due…read moreto Dr. Phoebe M. Hoyt. She is one of the most compassionate, intelligent, and kindest person you will ever meet. We are grateful and appreciate all she does for animals!! She is the BEST!!!!!! Yay!!!!! K/Danvers

This is no longer Baystate! They merged with Putnam. Called about my new puppy (after 15 years…read morestraight of going there with 3 previous pets). They can't see him until 6/27, which is obviously too late for puppy shots. I was advised to find a new vet and told they don't care about reviews. So sad. Baystate was the best.

Seaport has been taking care of my dogs for 13 years, one of my dogs got sick & we needed him to be…read moreseen. Seaport would not see him. After Dr Cahill moved on this, this vet has gone down hill. We found a new vet & are very happy

Do not recommend for exotics at all, I called to see if they could see my rabbit I specifically…read moreasked them if they saw rabbits they said they did so I brought him. When I got there they spend like 5min with him and charged me $100 to say take him elsewhere. He died on the way. I'm just saying don't say you do something you don't.