Rock Spring Vet is a 5 star Vet to take your pet. I had a…read moreproblem, things happen. That doesn't they didn't care. They absolutely do care. If you're in need of a Vet. Rock Spring Vet is a 5 star choice.

I just called and requested the records for our elderly dog with a broken foot be emailed to a new…read morevet, and was informed that Dr Scacia? had "terminated" our services, and that they would not do so unless she (the good doctor) were consulted first. I think I know everything I need to know about this business, their customer service, their concern for an animal in distress, and their level of commitment to a family that has been using their services for who knows what maybe a decade. If you are reading this - just avoid this vet, avoid the owner, choose somewhere else to go. She's a nice enough person, but a little bit of an oddball - but wow, if you get into a disagreement with her, look out below, because that's where the relationship is headed. Anyhow, there's no shortage of veterinary practices to choose from - so just - ya know - trust me a bit on this one and move on to the next option. The doctor will most certainly respond to this review or attempt to have it removed. So whatever she says in response to this - trust me - it's not the truth. Lol.

They killed my dog. Never never let them put a fentanyl patch on your dog after surgery. They gave…read moreme directions to remove the patch that were almost a page long. If it's that dangerous don't use it. There are traditional pain pills that work.

This is a great place for dog check-ups, though it can get expensive. The doctor's check-up fee is…read morearound $65. Appointments can take up to two weeks of waiting. For emergency check-ups, there is an additional fee. The doctors are all very nice, and the technicians are friendly. My dog doesn't like going to the doctor (just like humans), but we go when we need to.

Good for regular appointments but don't call if you have an emergency. Prices are different for…read moreneutering or spaying based on the doctor you see.

Do not waste your time here, every time I do I'm told that they can't help my dog for one reason or…read moreanother. He broke his leg in February because of all the ice and they were the first place I went because they were closest. They immediately told me he would need surgery that they couldn't do. So I took him to Falls road for the surgery, but I was told that they could do his bandage changes afterwards. I took him here twice afterwards and they bandage changes they did along with the sedative they used ended up bothering him so they told me how to do the bandage changes myself and how often. I followed their instructions but this recent spike in humidity caused a bandage to get wet and I think the surgery incision started to get a little infected. I brought him in ASAP as I was instructed. I called ahead of time and came in at noon like they asked me to. This time I dealt with a vet I hadn't seen there before, who didn't even bother introducing himself. And literally the first thing this man had the audacity to say to me was "I'm confused about this" I explained how I had been doing the bandage changes as instructed by the other vet who works there and he proceeded to speak down to me like a child, eventually asking "why does your dog even have this incision" proving that he hadn't even looked at my dogs records. When I explained how he broke his leg and needed surgery, and how they should have his xrays on file, he goes to the computer and finally looks up my dogs records just to say "oh he did break his leg" as if I were lying to him before. The unnamed Doctor removes the bandaging I had done the day prior and says "this is a mess. I don't have time for this, I'm leaving in an hour" tells me to just go somewhere else and pushes me out the back door so that people in the front wouldn't see that they sent him out the door without so much as cleaning or bandaging his leg back up. I'm never going back to Fullerton animal hospital again and neither is anyone else in my household.

This was our first visit to Hunt Valley Animal Hospital and we had such a great experience! I…read morebrought two of my Frenchies, Bear and Lola, in for different concerns and everyone was so kind and welcoming. Dr. Gore was thorough with both of them, and I really appreciated that she took the time to test Bear's toe to determine exactly what was causing the infection and discuss Lola's BOAS concerns and options moving forward. The staff was also extremely helpful when I reached out with follow-up questions after our visit. I left feeling confident that my dogs are in good hands. I'm so glad we found them and will definitely be bringing all three of our Frenchies here! I really appreciated how much they're able to do right there in the office. They were able to take a sample from Bear's toe, look at it under the microscope, determine exactly what was causing his infection, and have his medication available there as well. I also really appreciate Dr. Gore's experience and knowledge with bulldogs. Having three Frenchies, it gives me peace of mind knowing their vet understands the breed and can help me make the best decisions for my dogs and our family.

Dr. Duane Hunt saved my Maltese's life. Everyone I have referred to him has been extremely happy…read morewith his care and expertise. In my opinion, there is no better veterinarian. I highly recommend him!

The more I think about this and the more people I speak to about it, the stronger I am in my…read moreconviction that our vulnerability was preyed upon monetarily by this company. Our cat was in desperate need of euthanasia and it happened abruptly - I phoned around that day and this was a vet who could come that same day. His fee quoted was $395 (I was ok with that) and an additional $295 as a new patient! Yes - a new patient who was going to be dead within hours of procuring the service. I'm scratching my head over this and cannot reconcile the - well, the unethical behavior -- The vet was kind and very professional - But this monetary component has left me with a very sour outlook. (I haven't even mentioned that I was told he would arrive at 6:30 --- was then phoned at 6 to confirm that he was on his way -- only to wait another 90 minutes (the location is 25 minutes from my home)). Save for this shady handling of fees, I would readily have considered using this vet in the future as it is closer to my home --- but not now. If I hadn't been so desperate to help my cat, I would have chosen another route.

We take our dog weekly for laser treatments to Loving Pet Care. We also take our cats on an "as…read moreneeded" basis. Dr. Bishop is very knowledgeable and personable. When he is available, he checks in on our dog to see how he is doing. The treatment itself is administered, most of the time, by the technician who runs the desk. She does it all (at least on Saturdays). She checks people out, schedules appointments, gives laser treatments and clips nails. Every once in a while this can cause delays, like that one week where the lady was giving her pet's life story and running through her entire month schedule while trying to set up a follow up appointment. The line got three deep that time. That was an exception. The majority of the time we are in and out with our scheduled appointment. Overall, prices are reasonable and Dr. Bishop and his staff are personable and total animal people. That's exactly what I want from a veterinarian.

My daughter had to take her newly adopted cat, Duey, for upper respiratory infection. The staff…read morewas and is fantastic, even though I was not present. Duey is doing well and thanks ALL of you for your help!!!! Jennifer Elkins

My poor fur baby ripped his nail clean off while running around in the yard, and we were panicked…read more We rushed him to Urgent Vet Care, and they got him in immediately--no hesitation. The staff was so friendly and comforting, which made a stressful situation feel a little easier.The doctor and nurse took their time explaining everything and letting us know what to expect. The space was clean, calm, and welcoming. They even offered us water or soft drinks while we waited, which honestly meant a lot in the moment. I'm so grateful for how they cared for him and how they treated us. They really showed compassion from start to finish. Highly recommend.

You could write something warm and specific like this:…read more VEG was wonderful with Max. I brought him in because a skin irritation had worsened and I was really worried about him. The team took my concerns seriously, explained what they were seeing, and made sure I understood the treatment plan before we left. They were kind, patient, and gentle with Max, and I never felt rushed or dismissed. I especially appreciated being able to call back with a follow-up concern after we got home and having the veterinarian talk it through with me. When your dog is family, it matters to feel like the people caring for him understand how seriously you take his health. I felt that at VEG and would absolutely return if Max ever needed emergency care again.

I've been unfortunate enough to need to take my dogs to a few emergency vets over the years. While…read moreit is always an expensive and heart-wrenching endeavor, VEG Pikesville did an amazing job at making an unbearable time that much more bearable. Their entire staff (at least the 10 or so I interacted with) are incredibly kind and compassionate. They let you stay with your animal, and don't rush you or pressure you. In addition to the kindness, the quality of care was excellent. Not sure how things are going to turn out for my boy Grady, but I know they would be much worse if we hadn't come in. Thank you to everyone there for showing the kind of compassion I know is very hard to sustain in this field.

Really good visit today with Jessica and also Dr McLewee. Was looking to get her thoughts on the…read moresituation with my dog. For what I needed, she gave my dog a through exam, listened to what I told her about my dog and showed her a short video I took so she could understand more of what I was seeing at home. After the exam, Dr. McLewee talked to me for about 40 minutes about what should be done diagnostically to see if they could find out what is going on. After our discussion, she sent Jessica in with two estimates for me and indicated she would send the notes from the visit to both me and my primary vet within a week or so. I certainly left with answers but also more questions for what I should do with my 15 year old sweet dog. The $310 for an initial visit with this doctor was certainly an expense for me but reasonable enough to get this full assessment for my dog. I had been to another provider in this practice for my other dog and it was much more for the initial visit. I highly recommend both this doctor and this practice.

I've worked with Dr. Petrus for the past 9 months and I've found him to be spectacular. He's very…read morekind and gentle with my dog. He answers all of my questions and really cares about my dog's wellbeing. I couldn't ask for a better Doctor and am so grateful to work with him.