Informative place that takes time with you and your pet explaining options for preventative care…read more Friendly staff.

I've been bringing my cats since they were tiny kittens. They are now 12, and while we have had a…read morefew serious issues (one had a mast cell carcinoma removed), they never have made me wait for any answers. I called today at noon because my cat had a small irritation from a tick bite. Sent pictures, got a call 3 hours later with instructions. It wasn't serious, but they always take the worried owner seriously. Dr. Story is our go to, but from the front desk to the techs, you are in great hands! Thank you Atlantic vet!!!!

I am so disappointed and angry with this animal hospital. I have been with them for more than 20…read moreyears. The last 5 years we banged heads on the care of my babies. I was told that I am over sensitive and worry to much. I only wished I had followed my guts intuition. I wouldn't recommend that you seek Veterinary care at BAH . Again I am disgusted and so disappointed that I trusted them to do the right thing. Moved on and my animals are currently being cared for. No thanks to BAH.

Great staff, they take excellent care of my boxer very well. I have never had a bad or questionable…read moreexperience there. A wonderful place for your pet too.

Odd Cat is a very special organization devoted to finding the best care for cats with special needs…read moreand/or cats that are no longer wanted. They do their absolute best to provide the best care for their cats. I adopted my cat Loki in the July 2023. Odd Cat was incredibly helpful with the application process and I couldn't be happier with my 3 year old troublemaker Loki. Kristy is amazing and cares so much about all the Odd Cats. Highly recommend if you are looking to adopt a cat that really needs a second chance and some extra love!

We adopted our cat, Ralph, in April 2022, and we're so grateful we did. The application and…read moreinterview process was thorough and thoughtful, which I really appreciated--it was clear that Odd Cat prioritizes finding the right home for each animal, not just any home. When we spoke with Tara and the other volunteers, it was clear that they truly cared for Ralph and all the other animals. After we were approved, they provided us with a detailed transition plan to help Ralph settle in comfortably. They also gave us insights into what to expect both behaviorally and physically, which helped us distinguish between normal adjustments and signs that might require medical attention (which thankfully there were none!). Odd Cat is such a special place because, as the name suggests, they focus on saving cats that would normally not get a second chance. Some of the negative reviews I'm seeing here are really concerning--these animals have been through a lot and often need patience before they can fully adjust. Even the most "normal" cats need time to settle in, so seeing people give up after just 24-48 hours and blame the shelter is disheartening. We would adopt from Odd Cat again in a heartbeat, but we're already outnumbered--three cats to two humans!

I went in with my cat for a first visit and all he needed was a check and his first round of shots…read more Was the first drop off at 7:30 in the morning. I didn't get him back til 2:30 in the afternoon. He hadn't gone to the bathroom the whole time there, and promptly peed himself upon getting into the car. It's a 30-1 hour proceedure if I'm being generous, and because they took so poor care of him during his visit he is now in bathroom jail as I wait for him to clean himself and rid himself of the stink and try to not have it overtake the whole house. Do not go here unless you both want to get gouged AND have a headache.​

They are great. I got my kitten last year as was looking for a vet. The staff is super friendly and…read morelistens to any concerns.

This office doesn't care about pets only the $$$$ I was…read morestuck on 133 road construction and late 6 minutes when they told me to reschedule and they charges me $ 88.00.I couldn't help the line of stopped traffic letting back hoe off the truck. They refused to not charge . I refused to go back.Clearly exploiting people for money. The ladies that the desk was rude and the vibe in the office is rushed tense .In and out next. Go somewhere else like anywhere else. DONE !

Don't bother. Not accepting new patients. Not particularly helpful if you have an urgent veterinary…read moreneed.

After signing up and registering for a 10:40 am time slot. They open at 10am. I was shown with my…read morepet into.a room. Someone came 11/2 hrs in to take notes. Left at 1pm with vet never coming in At one point I asked the staff what was taking so long because I registered my spot in the queue for 10:40am when they didn't open til 10, and I was informed there were already 7 dogs ahead of me waiting to be seen.

I am upgrading my review to 4 stars because the manager reached out to me to apologize about my…read morenegative experience and is going to take steps to work with the team to avoid this happening to anyone else going forward. Clearly this manager is very invested in the experience of his customers in our pets. Well, done, Victor and thank you.

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.

The reviews truly speak for themselves; be sure to READ THEM…read more.. It's truly unfortunate to what's happened to this hospital. When the hospital sold and acquired new management and owners Rosalie Hezekiah and Sarah Dixon; the level of professionalism, knowledge and compassion went out the door. There is no addressing any concerns nor complaints; the only class those two seemed to pass was talking at people; they couldn't be bothered. There are so many practices in the north shore for you or my one to settle for such disrespect. If you want the best for your little one, look elsewhere...

Wonderful staff- really care about the animals! The Doctors are very caring, compassionate and…read morelisten. They do necessary testing/ don't over test. They do not overcharge.

The staff is Rude and money hungry. They scheduled an annual exam twice. We were clients for more…read morethan 10 years. Recently they made us feel uncomfortable any time we were there. Something has changed, unfortunately.

Dr. Bergeron and the staff at NEVC are stellar. She was really able to work with my cat's health…read moreproblems and extend his life further than the specialist expected. I also really appreciate the friendly and caring staff. The boarding staff a nice people too. It is pretty reasonably priced plus it is nice to know the clinic is upstairs incase anything bad should happen. Thanks so much!

about a year ago, I had to take my cat to a new vet because the I was seeing was overbooked and my…read more needed a rabies shot. I went here and I brought my cat on a leash and we sat quietly in the area and everything was fine. They were very friendly and fond over my cat and he was put at ease and behaved great through the entire exam and the shots. Today when I went, I had a terrible experience and when I brought my cat in on the leash, nobody said hello to me or my I went up to the desk to check in and they said I was checked didn't ask me how my was or say anything friendly to me. Meanwhile, every dog that came got a treat a hello and all kinds of attention I thought maybe it was just because they knew those dogs but then a few minutes later they came out with a cardboard pet carrier and told me cats have to be in pet carriers. They didn't look at me nicely. They didn't say I'm really sorry but we need your to go into this carrier. They didn't say anything soothing to my cat. They didn't even pet him. He was very upset about going into the carrier since he normally goes around places on a leash and a harness. Every I've ever gone to I've taken him in with a leash and a harness and he's always done fine and I said why does he have to go into a pet carrier? They said because he could get hurt by a dog or a dog might attack him and I said well then shouldn't a dog wear a muzzle and they looked at me and and said we don't muzzle dogs here to which I said, but you can put cats cardboard so that the dogs don't hurt the cat? I would think that it's the dogs that need to be rained in. From that point on they didn't have any conversation with me. They did not apologize to me. They did not try to calm my down and when we went in for the exam, my was obviously upset and was and the that came in Dr. Gallagher was not who I had originally made the appointment with when she entered. She She immediately put hands on my cat, who hissed at her. She didn't try to calm him down. She didn't talk to him. She didn't say anything at all to him as a matter of fact, and then she took to draw Blood and she told me that they couldn't because he was too upset and I needed to take him home and sedate him. I've never done anything like that. He doesn't hiss at people the only thing that upsets him is getting his nails clipped. I will never go there again and I recommend you don't either especially if you have a cat.

Super kind, very professional, highly recommend. The new vet who took over is exceptional and we…read morehave been very pleased so far with the relationship we have developed with him and our dogs. His kindness and knowledge exceptional.

Dr Lamb is the best. He's smart, super attentive, caring, and great with communication. He even…read morewrites a regular article for the local paper. It doesn't feel more like a personal doc/vet than this. I've been to various vets around Boston and the North Shore and Dr Lamb is by far the best experience I've had. The down side is that it's only him, which creates restrictions. But I'm fine with that.