This practice is absolutely THE BEST! Clean waiting room and exam rooms. Dr. Charlie and her…read morestaff are amazing - they care about your pet - really care. I drove from Cape May County (NJ) to have my one cat's teeth done. I'll drive back up to have the other cat checked out by Dr. Charlie. Worth the almost 3 hours each way - this vet office is that good.

Best veterinary practice we ever brought our pets to. Dr. Charlie and Dr. Day are amazing, as are…read morethe vet techs and all staff. Beautiful, stare-of-the-art facility. Been with Dr. Charlie over 20 years wherever she practiced...

I had previously taken my dog to New Hope Animal Clinic, and I was not exactly pleased…read more So upon the referral from a trusted friend, my dog CoCo and I made an appt. at Lambertville Vet Hosp. When we went yesterday, we were greeted warmly. Everyone was so friendly, and when I explained that money was tight for me right now, they were very understanding, and I was not pressured into add-ons that I did not want. The treat ment for bordatella took just seconds, the exam was thorough, and CoCo got a treat with squeeze cheese!! Which sealed the deal. This is my new vet. They were all obviously true animal lovers. They even support a local animal shelter by keeping some adoptable (darling) cats right out in an open enclosure for all to see, and hopefully fall in love with. They have just upgraded the clinic to an Animal Hospital, and they are completely staffed and prepared with the lastest in diagnostic equipment. Highly Recommend! (Sorry Coco peed in the corner on the way out, I offered to clean it up, but they would not hear of it!)

Made the change from New Hope Animal Hospital and am so glad that we did. Exceptionally caring and…read morethorough staff. Reasonable amount of time to get a scheduled appointment. They completed necessary tests and omitted extraneous unnecessary testing that New Hope always had performed. Our yearly checkup at New Hope was just short of $500. At Lambertville it was under $300

Terrible experience with Vet Vision Center and Dr. Sara Adelman…read more I was strongly pushed into a procedure for my 18-year-old cat without a clear explanation of risks or realistic outcomes. The procedure failed within days, and instead of taking responsibility, I was told to pay again in full for another attempt with no guarantees. And my cat ended up with a worse condition than before the surgery. It felt like the focus was on selling a procedure rather than making the best medical decision. I would not trust this clinic with complex or elderly cases.

Dr. Shelby Reinstein is an angel on earth. She performed surgery on my tiny poodle Krystal and…read morecared for her eyes for many years. Last week I had an emergency with my little dog Katie. Dr. Shelby graciously agreed to see her without an appointment. She explained everything to me in words I could understand and put Katie on a whole series of medications. I was so distraught that I might lose her and now there's hope. If your beloved pet needs an ophthalmologist please don't go anywhere but Vet Vision Center and see Dr. Reinstein. To top off the care and expertise while waiting for your appointment the facility couldn't be more beautiful. The plants, lighting and even a coffee bar make the whole experience easier.

Outstanding vet and staff, couldn't be better! Highly recommended…read more I recently moved into the New Hope area and have been professionally involved with Animal Health for over 35 years. I've met thousands of vets, vet techs and visited many vet offices during my career. So, I was very pleasantly surprised and impressed that I have such a great vet hospital on my doorstep. I own an Irish Wolf Hound, Fergus, who suddenly developed an abscess above an upper maxillary carnaisial tooth. His face was badly swollen. I called NHVH and the call was taken by an excellent receptionist. They could see Fergus within 30 minutes - brilliant!. When I arrived there I was greeted by very pleasant and professional staff. Dr. Marcus spent some time with me and explained the options. They gave me a detailed quote for an op to be performed three days later and I left with antibiotics and pain killers for Fergus in the interim. Well done. On Friday they took Fergus at 8.00 a.m. and I returned and picked him up at 6.00 p.m., again they spent time explaining what had happened during the day (Dr. Marcus had called me personally at around 4.00 p.m. to give an update on progress) showing me the x-rays and photos. The equipment and staff are top notch. Does it cost money, sure does but then all animal care does. You get what you pay for in my experience. NHVH is superb - you can't go wrong taking your pets here.

Been using NHVH for the last year. Up until today I've only had positive experiences with my 4…read moredogs. My almost 14 year old Labrador has an ear issue that we were told requires surgery. Unfortunately we were not made aware of all the treatment options available. When my dog was diagnosed, we were told by Dr. JESSICA AUSTIN, that there were only 2 options for treatment. One was drainage ( I won't get into the details for people with a weak constitution) and the other was surgery. On the day of the surgery, my dogs bloodwork came back with concerning results. We were told that it was risky for an older dog who is slightly anemic to be sedated. This is when I learned about another option besides surgery. DR. Amanda Straining is the one you want to request when visiting NHVH. She is incredibly honest and explained that there was another option that did not require surgery and only costs a small fraction of what the surgery estimate was. Needless to say I was very upset that we were not told this by Dr. Jessica Austin. We were told that my dog needed surgery that could cost up to $4000.00. I can't speak to why we weren't told about this alternative option. All I can say is that it seems Dr. Austin is more motivated by $ rather than doing the right thing. It makes me concerned and upset that Dr. Austin was ok with putting a very old dog under anesthesia when an alternative treatment was available. Bottom line... Ask for Dr.Struening and run the other way if by chance you get Dr.Austin. This is the last place I ever thought I would review. I am a huge dog lover and we treat ours like family because that's what they are. When things like this happen, Ive learned to not be silent. I hope this review helps.

I never write reviews however my experience with Diane and Annie of Animal Alliance was so…read moreexceptional that it deserves acknowledgement. On Wednesday June 16, I submitted an application for adoption of a wonderful little dog, which I then supplemented with information in an email and phone call to their office. I read all of their online information so I understood there is a review and approval process, that they review phone calls once a day, and that there is also a process of going to the facility itself by appointment only and waiting outside until it is the appointed time due to Covid. I did not expect an immediate response. On Saturday June 19, Diane called me and I learned that the little dog that I was interested was already adopted. However Diane and I had a long discussion concerning the type of dog that I would be interested in. She shared that there were some new arrivals from the night before and would I consider coming in to see them at 3pm that afternoon. She shared that the Director - Annie, has a keen knack for matching rescues with individuals considering adoption. She then called me back to say that she spoke with Annie and that she was looking forward to meeting me. I arrived on time for my scheduled appointed and waited in my car until Annie came for me and she took me to the portico and said she would return with the first little rescue for me to consider. She brought me little Celia, she gave us time to acquaint ourselves, and it was a perfect fit. Celia chose me, she settled down on my lap, it was a wonderful experience. There was no need to see another prospective little dog, I adopted Celia. Working within rescue is very difficult, animals arrive from a wide range of backgrounds and needs, all of which is time consuming to process and care for as is working with those that may want to either board or adopt. Both Diane and Annie are very caring and competent professional women who care deeply for these animals and for those interested in them. Little Celia is doing just fine, she has settled down and is extremely happy. She is house-trained and has the most wonderful personality. I had no prior experience with either Diane or Annie, I highly recommend them to guide you in the process, and further suggest that if you are unable to board or adopt a rescue from them to please consider donating to Animal Alliance so that they can continue to save other animals in need.

My family and I used to volunteer here and I had fostered two puppies at Animal Alliance. The…read morevolunteers are great and the puppies are always very sweet. Adoption events were always great to attend and everyone was always warm and welcoming and you can clearly tell the volunteers are there to help the dogs get adopted. The volunteers really made Animal Alliance a positive experience and are really the only reason I am giving the shelter 2 stars. They are truly trying to help the animals there get adopted. The owner Annie, however, is incredibly rude. I never had a good interaction with her. No one is allowed inside the shelter and she will yell at you to move away from the door if you get too close. One of the dogs I had fostered ended up needing medicine and when I brought him to the shelter she was rude and dismissive. The puppy did eventually get medicine he needed. From other volunteers, I have heard stories about Annie preventing dogs from getting adopted out and signs of abuse towards the dogs. Overall, if you ever go to Animal Alliance, I hope you never meet her. The shelter itself, while no one is allowed inside, smells AWFUL. Any time the door opens, there is a smell that comes out and it's disgusting. I would not be surprised if the conditions of the shelter are not very cleanly. The smell sticks to any person or dog they bring out. I once met a potential foster dog and it was brought outside for me to meet and the dog smelled like feces and I had to cover my nose. Both of the dogs I ended up fostering went straight into the bath when I got them because the smell was too strong.

Good information to help me with cats that were dumped a couple of years ago. I needed to get them…read morefixed. Prices very reasonable.

So glad I found this animal hospital. I had a great experience, start to finish. Staff was…read moreresponsive, answered all my questions, provided me with an estimate upfront (before I asked). The vet, Dr. Wooley, was very, very knowledgeable, down-to-earth, and a pleasure to speak with. I received the vet's notes, and the lab work results promptly, with a note summarizing the findings. I will definitely go back!

The scheduling was a little uncertain and had some problems. However, the process was sweet and…read morecomforting RIP my cat.

Super responsive and so kind, they made this very difficult experience as peaceful and respectful…read moreas possible. I'm so thankful for this service available.

Great staff and vets. Highly recommend- vets take their time with you and are very loving to our…read moredog- he always nervous at everything.

Outrageous prices Consistently overcharging…read more Exceed pre estimates by hundreds of dollars on multiple occasions

Pets are Inn was great! Due to a last minute change in plans I was seriously scrambling to find…read moresomeone to watch my cat while I was out of town, but Andrew was able to find us a family to watch my cat on really short notice. I was impressed with their intake - we had a thorough conversation going through his checklist to get info about the cat to make sure her sitters/hosts would know specific details about the cat (how much I usually feed her, that she doesn't like being petted on the stomach, etc). At the end of the day it's just a cat and all I really cared about was making sure she had food and water and was safe, but this was so much better than boarding her in a tiny cage or having a pet sitter stop by for just a few minutes a day. Knowing she would have a decent amount of space and regular human contact gave me the peace of mind to go on vacation and just not worry or think about her.

Based upon many wonderful reviews of PetsAreInn, we contacted Andrew on (215) 491-7387 and Bucks…read moreCounty - Pets Are Inn to board our senior dog in a private home with a family. Based upon the booking screening, it was clear that the company is professional, well-run, and focused. They provide transportation for your pet to and from their boarding stay and even provide daily pictures of your pet via text. We were very happy with the arrangements until, in the middle of our vacation, we were told that our dog had an episode of weakness and was rushed to our vet whose information we provided at booking. Andrew stayed with our pet and transported him to the overnight Emergency vet for observation. Everything turned out fine and Andrew picked up our pet to finish his stay. Andrew went out of his way and not only did everything for our pet that we could have done, but he also kept us informed and comforted. The integrity, compassion, and dedication that PetsAreInn demonstrated during our time of deep concern helped us greatly and made us happy we chose a stay with a family in their home versus in a traditional pet kennel. Andrew at PetsAreInn was our pet's guardian angel, and we will look forward to using his service without hesitation going forward.

We had a wonderful experience with the training program at Holiday House. Communication was…read moreexcellent from start to finish, and the entire staff was professional, knowledgeable and caring. Mark and his team truly moved mountains with our three year old lab during his stay. The progress he has made exceeded our expectations. Mark takes his work very seriously and is genuinely committed to helping both dogs and their owners succeed. We are extremely grateful for all of their hard work, dedication, and support! Highly recommend Mark and his team! Money well spent! :)

UPDATE: This place is horrible and should have been shut down years ago. After our ordeal, I…read morereported them to the dog warden who based on our photos, timeline, and our dog's vet record said it warranted an investigation. She reported that when they went there for an unannounced investigation, everything was to code so at that point, there wasn't much more we could do. I'm just glad that they took it serious enough to look into. As I had mentioned in my original post, which you can read below, the owners will try to twist things and put the blame back on the dog's owners. From my post on Nextdoor (if you live in Buck County, you can look up my name on Nextdoor to see the post from 2 years ago and read through the many responses of people sharing their shocking experiences with Holiday House), I have since learned that lack of care - to say the least - is not atypical. People posted about wrong dogs being returned, dogs coming back traumatized, dogs being returned extremely ill, and even one poster sharing that their dog died in while being boarded there. If you care for your pet, do not use this place. It's been a couple of years since our horrible experience boarding our dog there, and to this day, we are all still scarred by it and the memory of what our dog looked like when we picked her up, the thousands of dollars we spent to get her heatlhy, and her health issues she suffered from because of their lack of care for her basic well being. Also, our credit card company even reimbursed us for the fees we paid to Holiday House - again based on photos, timeline and medical records from out vet. They agreed that Holiday House did not provide the care they promised us.