Dr Cobb did an emergency call for us and was absolutely wonderful. Fairly priced and got here in…read moreless than 30 minutes.

Absolutely love it here! My dog isn't really a fan of people but has grown to love all of the staff…read morehere. I use them for daycare, boarding, grooming, and as my vet. I couldn't dream of ever using another vet!

I have been with Cornerstone Vet/Dr. Fallon for years and was sad when he retired but I'd like all…read morepet owners to know that you can still trust and get great care with the existing doctors. In December I had to have my dog put down. Dr. Green and her assistant, Paige came to my home to put an end to Sophie's suffering. The comfort, care and professionalism they showed Sophie, myself and family made saying goodbye so much easier. I won't hesitate to continue with Cornerstone should I decide to get another pet!!!

We left Cornerstone when Dr. Fallon retired to seek out other veterinary practices. We were less…read morethan satisfied with what we found in the area, i.e. very expensive, communication issues - just to name a few. So, we returned to Cornerstone and were very happy with the services for our aging yellow lab. During the exam, Dr. Greene was personable, patient, well skilled and knowledgable, explained and then summarized. The front desk personnel also very helpful. We left feeling truly happy with Cornerstone, once again. Thank you Dr. Greene.

They are very good listeners, communicators, very professional, caring, compassionate, truly care…read moreabout your pet's best interest even though it may not be what you want to hear. They are the best.

We recently made the difficult decision to leave this practice after an extremely emotional…read moreexperience involving our dog. Our dog was believed to have lymphoma based on bloodwork and an ultrasound showing intestinal thickening. However, after consulting with a specialist, we learned that the blood test used is not always definitive and that intestinal thickening can have multiple possible causes. We were surprised by how much confidence was placed in these findings without more conclusive diagnostics. The hardest part was the emotional impact. We spent days believing our dog had terminal cancer and fearing we may lose her. Looking back, it feels important to share this experience because families deserve to understand that certain tests can have limitations and that second opinions can be critical before making life-altering decisions. To be fair, the veterinarian was responsive outside of business hours and clearly cared about our dog. This review is not meant to attack anyone personally. I simply want to encourage other pet owners to ask questions, understand the limitations of diagnostic testing, and seek a specialist or second opinion before making major treatment or euthanasia decisions.

Super friendly and patient with my anxious pup! Moved pretty far away from this location, but would…read morerecommend to those nearby!

Unfortunately, I need to write a new review for Raymond Animal Hospital. For 25 years we brought a…read moretotal of 4 dogs and 7 cats and other small animals to RAH. Dr. Puderbaugh was a great Vet and member of the community. Unfortunately, when he retired, the practice was taken over by a corporation and the family/community and personal care aspect has vanished. The overall care is inferior and the pricing is outrageous. As an example, my 21-year old daughter was concerned that her two cats were sick one day because they were throwing up and didn't eat their breakfast. So she called RAH to ask if they needed to be seen. They scared her by telling her that if cats don't eat they will die in short order and they needed to be seen. They were sick for less than a day at that point. She took them in and they told her the bill would be $1,100 to do testing and see if there was something that was causing them to be ill. She declined, but they charged her $500 for basically nothing. They charge two full office visits for two pets being seen at the same time in the same room. They used the same rectal thermometer on two cats without cleaning it. They have stupid signs up about how their staff are suicidal over treatment from the public. We are taking our business to another local vet and I urge others to avoid this practice.

I highly recommend Dr.Comeau and his staff and miss them all so much! The saying "you don't know…read morewhat you've got until it's gone" i can seriously say is true! When we lived in NH, Queen City AH was our vet for many years, actually ever since Dr. Comeau took the business over from the original owner. Now in Florida and the vets here dont compare, not even close. We had a goofy but extremely loveable Blue Nose Pitbull named Bullet and I remember Dt. Comeau loved to see him and he would grab his big jaws saying how much he loved him, he cared for him successfully through heartworm which was a very scary treatment and because of Bully's compromised immune system took the time to research everything to make sure it worked to cure him, he also had to deal with Bullys skin condition due to allergies which we never really got a grip on because we ended up moving to Florida and these Vets here are a dime-a-dozen and severely inexperienced with lack of empathy it seems to me anyway for the animals they "try" to treat! About a month ago Bullet was brought into a Clinic here for what seemed like was possibly a respiratory infection but also had a distended abdomen as well a lot of swelling, he wasn't eating hardly and was a bit lethargic, which we related to the possible infection but that dog always took whatever life handed him with his tail still wagging constantly! ... I won't name because it would take away from this great facilities review, (although I'd like to as to save the next persons pet from them) after X-rays and bloodwork which ruled out Melenoma the almost 1yr experienced Vet said nothing alarming to see gave antibiotics and steroids and sent him on his way, he wasn't getting better after a few days and also was now throwing up clear foamy liquid and bile so we brought him back in after the 2nd day she got an opinion from her colleagues most with same little experience as her, now her diagnosis was "Bullet has cancer, but I don't know where it's coming from." and "he only has a few days to live" which was the ONLY thing she was right about sadly 4 weeks ago he lost the fight that he every time under Dr. Comeaus care was able to come out the Champion. He passed away suddenly at home on my bedroom floor let's say you can never prepare yourself for that! I know this is a lot of info for a review but the sad outcome, and hope that Dr. Comeau may read this review to inform him of Bullet passing away, I know how much he loved Bully and also for the review I know under Dr. Comeaus care would NEVER had happened as it did, and I just want to say thank you Dr. Comeau especially, and his Staff, for caring for Bully with so much professionalism and love and we will never find another like you believe me! Anyone reading this review if you could make it through the book that is lol, you have no worries when it comes to this Veterinarian Dr. Comeau is the BEST hands down! Thank you again for taking care of Bullet and Ruby we appreciate and miss you all!

Queen City Animal Hospital provides exceptional care at fair prices. I just got my French bulldog…read moreneutered and other vets were quoting me triple what QCAH charged. I heard of them when my neighbor recommended them because they really know how to care for the bulldog breed. Winston is my first bulldog so I have heard horror stories about anesthesia and their reactions to it. The vet techs really put me at ease and took the BEST care of him. He is healing great and the stitches are exceptional and clean. Coming here is well worth the trip from Merrimack for incredible care and prices. Wouldn't go anywhere else. Thank you for taking care of us, Dr. Comeau!

Ark Animal is the best. From the front desk, vet techs and Dr. Judy my dogs received the best care…read morefrom friendly, caring staff. On time for the appointment, listened to my concerns and answered all of my questions. Highly recommend Ark Animal in Chester

Great veterinarian clinic. Everyone is so nice, helpful and compassionate. I really appreciate the…read moremobile vet service since my dog is very shy and fearful in traditional vet waiting rooms.

Best Friends is a wonderful group of doctors. I would definitely recommend them to the people with…read moreactive pets and that can remember to book early. I always seemed to forget until late but they could usually fit us in pretty shortly after. When it's a day time emergency they make room and they are extremely supportive throughout the process.

The Vets and the staff have been uniformly wonderful. They are friendly, considerate and provide…read moreexcellent care. Puck, my almost 2 year old standard poodle, loves them. He is a sensitive and at times shy boy; however, he is completely at ease with everyone here. When we had a late day emergency, many quills from a porcupine, they were great in helping me find the best emergency veterinary hospital to care for him. I would recommend them to anyone.

Really happy with this animal hospital! We just moved to the area with our 4 cats and our dog. One…read moreof our cats is special needs, as is our dog. We brought in our special needs kitty, Hambone, and they even had a cute sign greeting him! It was so sweet. The techs and the veterinarian were so gentle and sweet with him. They really took the time to get to know him and his needs. I was able to leave feeling super relieved that all of our babies will be in good hands with them. We're looking forward to bringing the whole gang in for their annual check ups!

This is long overdue. Years ago my animals were patients of the Brentwood country animal hospital…read moreuntil we had moved to another location. I have nothing but the highest regard for Dr. Jody Kaufman and her wonderful staff. But there is one particular story that I would really like to call out that happened close to 20 years ago. We had a cat that had kidney problems and had spent a good amount of money on him which was not an issue that baby was worth every penny like they all are. However we also fell in love with another fluff ball from the SPCA. Long story short we brought Oreo in for his free check-up and to Jody the day after we adopted him. He was acting extremely out of the ordinary that entire night before didn't eat didn't use the litter box extra we didn't know if it was just because everything was overwhelming. It ended up at the visit that he had a blockage and required immediate surgery. Jody called the spca and they told her we could bring him back and we were crying. Jody hung up and looked at us and said don't worry I will do the surgery don't you worry about anything. It ended up the poor cat needed two surgeries which her and Dr Bassett from Exeter both did and they took care of everything without blinking an eye. True humanitarians and special people that truly love animals.

Our pets have been patients of Exeter Vet since 1998. First was Pearl (a cat), then was Tigger (a…read morecat), Sadie (a puggle) and now Taco, a chihuahua. All was fine over the years. But...this past week...something happened which has caused me to leave Exeter Vet. We adopted Taco (5 years old) in August 2024. We saw Dr Hill on our first visit and she was very kind. Taco is very healthy so we haven't brought her in for anything but nail clipping. We've brought her in at least three times for that without incident. The last two times, I have held her in a pack type carrier, where her legs stick out of holes. I hold a half cone under her chin and all is well. On Tuesday, October 14, 2025, Taco had an appointment for a nail trim. My husband brought her. He was informed they were busy and there were no rooms available, so they'd take her into the back. He asked if he could accompany her and was told no. Once they took her, she started screaming. She continued to scream for quite a few minutes. They brought her back out to him, told him she was turning purple, so they couldn't do anymore. (They did the two front paws, not the back, but charged us full price) I went in on Wednesday or Thursday to make an appointment for them to do the two back paws. One of the techs walked by, looked straight at me, and said 'Your dog is VICIOUS!'! In that tone. I was taken aback by the statement and her tone. I said, 'She's a chihuahua!'. And the lady at the desk reiterated that Taco was BLUE when she was brought out to my husband. I stopped by in person a few days later and ended up meeting with a female vet (shoulder length gray hair). I explained my concerns about how Taco was treated and all she said was 'I don't want my techs bitten'. Duh! I don't want anyone bitten either! But never once did she say 'Gosh, poor Taco.' Or admit that maybe the techs went too far in restraining her so long when she was obviously in distress. She did suggest we go somewhere else to get her nails trimmed?!!! We ARE going somewhere else. For everything. While we were in the lobby, waiting for the vet, the tech who called her vicious walked by and Taco growled at her. (I loved it.) Taco has had bloody stools since last Thursday. She has become weak and lethargic. She woke me up at 3:15 AM this morning and when I carried her off the bed, she went into the bathroom and had 100% bloody diarrhea. It happened again when she went outside around 7AM. We brought her to Brentwood Animal Hospital at 8. They did all kinds of bloodwork and xrays and, based on my explanation of what she endured at Exeter Vet, determined she was suffering from Stress Colitis. She has had blood dripping from her anus since 3AM. We are going to treat her with probiotics. The bloodwork and xrays showed she is 100% healthy in every other way. And they trimmed her remaining nails at no charge. Taco endured serious maltreatment at Exeter Vet. She's a chihuahua. She's anxious. The techs apparently had no knowledge or compassion for this. They continued to restrain her and clip her nails when she was SCREAMING and turning colors!!! If I had been there, I would have insisted they stop immediately. My husband is very soft spoken and has serious anxiety/depression. Taco is his unofficial psychiatric service dog. He has been beside himself this week worrying about her. And the vet I spoke to!! No compassion or concern WHATSOEVER about the way Taco was treated. It turned into a $1,250 nail trim due to the lack of concern or empathy of the Exeter Vet staff towards a 7 pound dog. Yes, we had bloodwork and xrays. They were necessary to reassure my husband that nothing else was wrong. That Taco didn't have a fatal issue. She is PERFECT other than the colitis. I'm sure whoever responds to this message from Exeter Vet will say should have been medicated. WRONG!!! As her records show, her nails were trimmed without incident twice prior. And I will not medicate her when it's not needed. The issue is, employees of Exeter Vet are NOT compassionate in the least. Do NOT bring your pet here if you want them to experience compassion. After 24 hours of receiving meds to resolve the issues in her gut caused by the colitis, Taco is doing fairly well this morning. We look forward to her complete recovery, when she will be her SWEET, loving, fun, silly, active self.

Thank you Dr Julie MacClinchy,…read more What a difference your good judgement and care made for Poco, we are so grateful. Last week he wouldn't eat, come out from under the bed nor stop yelping, shivering & shaking from pain. I hadn't thought it possible he'd be 1/2 this good, today he brought his toy to me and played tug a war then romped and rolled in the snow!!!! Many, many thank yous to you and your whole team so much compassion in one office. Best, Kaye