Best Vet and staff!!! Everyone is so kind and caring!!! ! Dr Britney we love you…read more Xoxo Sadie P

Has gone down hill and FAST! My dogs 2nd knee surgery they left his IV in his arm, I had to take it…read moreout because they refused to answer the phone! I have sat in hold for 10-15 minutes at a time only to be hung up on! I needed a refill on pain meds, they were the ones who did the blood work so Chewy reached out to them and they declined his meds! Dr C, I dont know what's going on but you've lost a patient that was with you from day 1!

The entire staff has a certain kind of humaneness, from the reception to the 'inspection" everyone…read moreis kind. How long has this place gone underapreciated?

Dr. Hoskin is the best vet ever! She really took the time to answer my questions and examine my…read moredogs thoroughly. I followed her here from Rutherford Animal Hospital. I can't imagine bringing my pets to any other vet. The front desk and vet technicians are also wonderful. I've referred friends to Dr. Hoskin and they are all very pleased.

Staff was caring and knowledgeable while taking care of my Layla. recommended highly to all pet…read morepeople

Would give less than 1 star if I could. Facility seems to have changed…read more In the past, i have brought feral cats that have been run over and they were always very helpful and sympathic and did not charge. Not so today. This poor baby was dead but somewhat mutilated and I could not leave in the street. Called here and they said I could have an appointment tomorrow. Said that would not work. They finally said to come in. Tech checked for chip, first it was yes, then it was no. They charged me for a communal cremation $247. I asked if they could clean it up a little, so I could take a picture to show to rescues. They would not. I don't mind paying for cremation, but called other vets...they charge $60. Don't know if it's under new management, but I would not be bringing my cats there. Feral lives might not matter to them, but they matter to many of us. ‍

Wow how have I not written a review about VEG? So much to…read moresay about this wonderful place. Obviously we all don't want to bring our pets to any kind of emergency room but if you have to - bring them here. I've unfortunately had to bring my dog here multiple times but I'm SO happy to have VEG close by and literally open 24/7. My dog is 7 pounds of trouble and love. He has very uncommon conditions and is on a ton of medication. He was first diagnosed at VEG and they've thoroughly taken care of him. From the front desk staff to the vet techs to the doctors (who sit on the floor with your pet and tell you what's wrong) you can't beat the love and care they provide. I know they've renovated but you can literally walk in and see what's happening with your pet. It's never a secret, you're basically allowed in everywhere with them. They comfort you like family, keep you updated and are all so attentive and caring while they do it. I've recommended VEG to so many friends and clients. Unfortunately I'm sure I'll have to bring my dog in again at some point in his life but I'm happy to know they're here for me and my pup.

Dr Susan Rothstein and the entire staff were kind and helpful. My dog had vomited throughout the…read morenight and was panting for hours. I brought her in around 5 AM; Dr Rothstein saw us a few minutes later and worked up a treatment plan. This includes lab work, imaging and medication. The visit was pricey but I felt the value was there. I'd recommend them to any pet owner.

PET PARENT BEWARE!! I have been taking my cats (2) for wellness exams and vaccines to Dr K for…read moreabout 14 years. Never had an issue until I brought my one cat to be treated for an ear infection. Dr. K prescribed an ear cleaning solution and antibiotic ointment to put in the ear. After weeks of following the Drs instructions, my cat's ear started bleeding. I called the vet to tell them this and asked if I could bring him in. They refused to take him and told me to email pictures, after which they told me to continue with the antibiotic ointment. The bleeding did appear to clear up a little, but then I started to see my cats third eyelid. I questioned the vet, which he said this was not related to the inner ear infection and was a symptom of his feline herpes virus flare, and I should continue administering antibiotic ointment in the ear. My cat was treated for feline herpes virus before I got him. He would have occasional flares when stressed, but I never saw his third eyelid come down during one of his flares, so this seemed odd to me. But I trusted Dr. K for 14 years, so I followed his instructions. A few weeks later, my cat started experiencing neurological symptoms - head tilt, walking off balance/stumbling, tremors. Brought him back to the vet, turns out his ear infection had turned into a severe inner ear infection, ruptured his ear drum, and potentially spread to his brain. Dr. K prescribed oral antibiotics, and told us to "check in with him in a few days". I decided to take my cat to a different vet for a second opinion. The new vet said it was the worst ear infection she had ever seen, and was baffled that Dr K 1) did not initially take ear cultures to determine what bacteria was present in the ear and 2) did not prescribe oral antibiotics for that particular bacteria. She also stated that antibiotic ointment in the ear is a rather "antiquated" form of treatment, and usually ends up making things worse. Long story short, the new vet did everything she could to fight this ear infection for a little over a month, but unfortunately nothing was working. Due to the severe infection, his herpes virus began the severely flare and his symptoms started taking over and shutting down his body. My poor little guy was experiencing so much pain and suffering that we ended up putting him down in the beginning of April. This was something that could've been totally avoidable if Dr K had recommended a different form of treatment. I trusted Dr K & Pequannock Animal Hospital for 14 years, but after this experience, I will be finding a new vet to take my other cat to. I hope this reaches as many pet parents as possible and hopefully will prevent anyone else from experiencing the pain and suffering both my fur baby and myself experienced

Once you are able to get an appointment with the doc, he is very helpful and great with the…read moreanimals. The hardest part is getting the appointment! The Dr. is not necessarily in the office during posted hours so if you need something same day (even if it has to do with prescriptions), it is impossible to get assistance if he leaves early. I also don't believe the front desk understands that sometimes things are urgent and you don't want to drive all the way to an emergency vet. Again, very nice Doc but difficult to get through the appointment making process and finding a somewhat convenient time to bring your pet in.

Blue Pearl saved my dog Pepper's life while suffering a life-threatening, hemorrhagic episode that…read morewas so severe that he was nearly in hypovolemic shock! I can't thank them enough. They were wonderful --from all of the veterinarians: Dr.Orton, Dr. Brett, Dr. McConell and all of the veterinary nurses: Stephanie, Alexis, Kelley,Alex's, Alyssa and all the clinicians, technicians and administrative staff, I highly recommend them for the care and safety of your pets! They approach the dog from a family-centered perspective and allowed us to bring him home food and his sibling... Very unique and modern approach to veterinary emergency care and intensive care veterinary medicine! I am highly impressed with the caliber of the doctors. They are knowledgeable and intuitive and explain everything in detail to the family, so that they have a clear understanding of the dynamics of the individual veterinary care of their pet.

This place is horrible. I brought my dog in for his elbow( it was swollen to the point he was…read morelimping.) they didn't check his ears, take his temperature or exam him. They looked at him and said it was fluid in his leg due to falling hard on his elbows. Well we took him home and he got worse. We take him to our vet on Monday and it a horrible abscess and had to have emergency surgery to draw his leg because there was so much puss and he had a fever of 105. So inclusion, do not use this place they don't want to help ur pet, they just want ur money. And please do not write some bs response to try and look like you care. My dog could have died so nothing you can say will make it better. Incompetence or laziness idk

I've come to believe this place must be some sort of money laundering front. Clearly they dont want…read moreactual business. They gave me a quote for a dog's teeth cleaning for over $3,000. Yes. A teeth cleaning for over $3,000. Almost seems like they just quote everyone outrageous prices just to avoid having to do actual veterinary practice. Very suspicious and would avoid at all costs.

I've been going to Packanack Animal Hospital for over 20 years and, I have always been grateful for…read moretheir veterinary services until now. The retirement of Dr. Noose certainly makes huge difference in the culture of this establishment. I will be going to a vet closer to my home because I feel this establishment is more concerned with making money than treating the animals needing their care. The staff will not let me speak to a vet, and I've been told I can only address my concerns with the office manager who is away for the week. My story is long winded, otherwise I would go into detail but suffice it to say I am looking forward moving on to a vet that better meets the needs of my sweet fur baby.

I'm always put at ease coming here and truly grateful for the immediate care they provide for my…read moredog. I can trust that she's in good hands every time. Yes, it can cost an arm and a leg--thank God for pet insurance--but I understand this is 24-hour emergency care, and that's never cheap. Most importantly, I don't feel pressured into upsells or unnecessary treatments, which I really appreciate. Every doctor I've seen has been very patient, attentive, and professional--and all the employees, vets, and techs are genuinely compassionate as well. I especially appreciated Dr. Alexander Nunez, who treated my dog last night and really stood out for his care and approach. I've never had a bad experience here. I'm genuinely grateful to live so close to a place I can rely on for my pet's emergencies.

Veterinary emergency group is not a full animal hospital. And their prices are higher because they…read moreare for profit so before you go there consider this- Is your animal stable? If so you would be better off to drive to a 24-hour full hospital like the emergency room at ordell animal hospital or The animal medical center. That way whatever your animal needs there are doctors who can be called in and 24-hour doctors on staff. For example if you need an ultrasound veg does not have anyone to call in. They are not equipped to give an MRI they are not equipped to give a CAT scan they are equipped to do X-rays and blood work but they drag their feet about giving me my blood work within the 48 hours that we were there when I was leaving with my dog they refused to give me my blood work and took 4 days to give me my blood work and x-rays they could have just sent me the data they did the blood work in house and they could have released the X-rays to me to show it to my regular vet. They did this because they wanted to write a report they delayed me in getting the care that I wanted to get during the prelude to a massive Thanksgiving holiday. What veg is good for is that they will immediately treat your animal!... They will begin treatment while they are admitting your animal. So if your animal is having difficulty breathing if you think they have an allergy if you think they ate something poisonous then I would go to the closest facility including VEG but if they're stable or you are the same distance from a full 24-hour hospital like the animal specialty center in Yonkers the animal medical center in Manhattan the or oradell animal hospital in New Jersey then that is where I would go . Be also prepared that they can be extremely insensitive. I was on the phone with a friend to get help paying because I had been caring for a sick family member for the last 3 years it was during COVID.... And I was on the phone with a friend who was helping me set up payment. She decided that the last minute that she was only going to pay half and so I had to call another friend to help with the other half here they actually put this in the report like that was noteworty.... Like it was awesome how that somebody would have an emergency in the middle of the night and rushed to the hospital knowing that they had family and friends who would help. Oh yeah and they charge me for two bottles of medicine two bottles of clavamox and still have not reimbursed me for the bottle that they didn't give me. Be prepared that you're going to pay more for that care. This is not unusual but a reason to try and find a true 24-hour hospital versus an emergency only facility..

Dr Rao, Dr V, Kelly and all the staff at Parkview are the most compassionate, knowledgeable, and…read moregentle veterinarians and staff to our furry family members. (And humans too) I do not hesitate to recommend for anyone looking for care for their pets. Because they are husband and wife, there is consistency in care and they know your pet. Love them!

RUN! DO NOT TAKE YOUR PER HERE! This is NOT a good vet. My healthy toy poodle is no longer alive at…read morethe hand of the vet. Learn from my mistake and DO NOT risk the life of your pet here. There was an accident during what I was assured was going to be a simple procedure. I got a call that my dog was not going to make it an hr after dropping her off completely healthy and fine. I get to the office to see a man I have never seen before standing over the body of my lifeless dog. The equipment looked like it was from 1970. I will live with the regret of trusting Dr. Rao every day of my life. Save yourself and your pet. This place SHOULD NOT be in business.

I'm extremely disappointed with the care my dog received under Dr. Ben Spitz at Companion…read moreVeterinary Hospital of Wayne. After being prescribed a medication here, our dog developed severe health issues shortly afterward, including major weight loss and a complete change in her quality of life. We are now dealing with a chronic condition that requires insulin injections, constant monitoring, and sleepless nights because she wakes up crying from hunger. Watching her suffer has been heartbreaking for our family. While every pet is different, and complications can happen, I wish we had been warned more clearly about possible risks and side effects. The entire experience has left us devastated and feeling unsupported. I strongly recommend that anyone considering this facility ask very detailed questions, seek second opinions, and make sure you fully understand all medication risks before agreeing to treatment.

I used to love this place. But after today I completely change my mind. We did exam first a few…read moreweeks before to get my cat neutered and payed $464 and they said when I pick up the remaining balance would be $63. Well, when I got there, it was a whole different story. They told me the remaining balance is around $175. That's not what we discussed when we were there the first time. Then they said we only paid $300 and something the first time which is not true I have the bank statement. The girls up front said they didn't say that but they truly did. They Should know how to do there job. We discussed the payments for literally 20 minutes . To top it all they gave me my kitten with the stitches out he has blood all over his high end and no cone. Trying to cover up what they told us. Initially told me it was 520 for a neuter. It's not about the money it's the principal.