We moved a year ago, so we no longer go here. We've brought 4 cats here over the years, and only…read moreever had one not so great experience. The vets have been phenomenal. The staff - both vet techs and the front desk have been friendly and caring.

I have been taking my cat to Rau for 6 years, and I love the Doctors and the staff, but I do hate…read morewhen her appointment is in the small building. It's not very clean, and it smells of urine. The towel that was placed on the exam table had old blood stains on it.

Tash is an unusual gift to pets and pet owners in a time of expanding corporate veterinary…read moremedicine. Her practice reminds me of when I was a little kid and my pediatrician would come to the house with his black bag. She is kind and caring and will never upsell you on an unnecessary test or treatment. She refers to other respected vets in the area for surgeries or procedures that can't be done in a home visit setting.

We feel so lucky to have Dr Kassell care for our 9-year old pup. She is attentive, patient, super…read moreknowledgeable, and brings a warm as well as thoughtful approach to her work. We trust Dr Kassell completely and couldn't recommend her more highly!

Another one who does NOT make house calls…read more Sure, I get it. COVID has changed the way a lot of places do business-SO UPDATE YOUR WEBSITE! I left a message for the vet and also sent a more in depth e-mail, per the website contact information. I did not expect an immediate response, as the site says the doctor is out and about all day long but does check in several times a day. Nowhere on the site does it indicate house calls are no longer being made. NOWHERE. About 5 hours after I contacted him, he returned my call. That amount of time passing seemed reasonable. He asked me what my question was. HUH?! I briefly described my cat's issue. His response? 'Oh, you need to see a vet.' I asked what HE was if not a vet. The response? 'I no longer do house calls. I hope your cat gets better. Good bye.'

This vet is amazing and was a true lifesaver for me during a rough time. Two senior cats and no…read moretransportation right now he gave a thorough analysis of each of their presenting problems and explained each symptom clearly- provided information that was most helpful and phoned in an antibiotic for one of them. With clear directions he urged me to provide more stimulation to the 18 year old girl who has been yowling at the wall lately and also explained how no pharmaceutical treatment would reduce her symptoms of dementia. I feel most confident about his review and advice. I will definitely (once Co-Vid scares and/or my own limiting problems) use him as my primary vet for these two. I am relieved, satisfied and pleased to have found this Dr.

I put Sans carrier down to get ready for his appointment last week and he walked right in and…read morewaited patiently. The atmosphere and staff are so welcoming upon entering the front door. After checking in we were directed to the Feline floor. Shortly after DJ came over to greet us and directed us to an exam room. Sans examined the exam room. lol The doctor came in and examined Sans. He was so busy exploring and looking out the window that he declined a treat. DJ comforted Sans while receiving his shot in his rear leg. A few minutes later he was back to exploring and didn't want to leave. DJ assisted with getting Sans ready and we proceeded to check out. There was an issue with my card and my bank was not open yet. David, Mia, Lauren and Kelly were very kind and patient as I sat in the waiting room to resolve the matter. Companion Pet Hospital team extends care, patience and compassion which means so much when it comes to my fur baby. Thank you!

Long time client with multiple cats. Companion has always provided great care. Recommend!read more

I'm writing this after my mom came to visit, and my 8-year-old rescue pittbull sniffed her then…read morecalmly walked away. He's now passed out on the sofa. I can't say how miraculous this is. Prior to working with Daniel, my dog, Eugene, would bark, spin, mouth, run, and turn into a high-energy dog whenever someone entered my space, then stay high-energy after they left. It made me nervous having guests over. I put off dog training because I thought I could Google and read my way to a solution, we had a decent foundation in obedience on our own, and, frankly, Eugene and I had been stuck in our ways for some five years together. I wasn't sold on dog training. How wrong I was! Daniel's expertise went above and beyond anything I could've figured out myself. He helped me apply the obedience work we'd already done to create stronger boundaries and a better relationship. He noticed a few quirks in Eugene that meant generic dog advice just wasn't enough. Because Daniel has read so extensively in addition to his real-life experience, he could call out advice I'd picked up that wasn't serving us or help put it in context. Daniel is also dedicated to making the training process efficient -- he's not trying to sell you sessions you don't need -- and he makes himself available between sessions, which was a godsend as we were working through new behaviors. The result is a dog (and an owner) who is more confident and less anxious. Eugene has become a pleasure to be around, and I am so grateful for this. Thanks, Daniel!

We had been struggling with our young rescue pitbull, Asher, behavior and realized we needed…read moreprofessional help. Daniel immediately stood out when we were looking for a trainer for his credentials and after a short phone call we already felt confident he was the correct choice. At the initial assessment he observed us and Asher before sitting down & creating a gameplan for training. His training proved priceless, after a week we began to notice a difference & now a month later it is like he is a new dog. An additional benefit is that Daniel made it clear that we could text him any time with questions. We can't thank Daniel enough for how he's helped us and can't recommend him enough to any other dog parents looking for assistance. Thank you Daniel!

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.

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

Ive been going to Mt Airy Hospital since 2009 I believe..all of my cats I gad or have now have been…read morecompassionately and generously taken care of by the staff there. Dr Lauderdale and Dr Emily Seymour and a previous doctor are my cats' pet favorites. There was a male vet who was very vivacious and engaging with my cats too. This doctor had health problems...no longer at Mt Airy Animal Hospital. He would get on the floor and play with my male cat. The veterinarians there truly care and are professional and knowledgeable. They have been there and helped my cats and me financially able to pay for my pets car e with carecredit, cherry.com and payment arrangements once in a while. They given so must compassion to me and all my cats over the years that shown me how to reciprocate love and compassion to all the strays and rescue I feed and care for. Presently Im caring for 12 strays in east Mt Airy and my own two at home. Im just so grateful for the doctors and staff at Mt Airy Animal Hospital in Philadelphia. 5 stars is the highest I can rate them but if there was a 10 I would give them that. Thank yall from the bottom of my heart and my 2 rescue cats as well. C. Ferguson

We would recommend Mt. Airy to anyone who has a beloved pet. Because of deteriorating health and…read moreage we had to have our cat Pepper euthanized. Although a routine process at the vet, we were moved by the compassion, care and support of Dr. Lauderdale and the attending vet tech August. The procedure was done with honor and true kindness. We are beyond grateful.

I cannot thank the staff and doctors at PASE enough for their kindness, compassion, and care during…read moreone of the most difficult evenings of my life. My 14 yro furry best feline friend had been feeling under the weather for a few weeks, and I noticed his breathing frequency had increased throughout the day on Friday Aug 28. Our vet's office was about to close and said that with labored breathing, they recommended an emergency vet visit instead of waiting overnight. They recommended PASE given its proximity to my home and their expertise. I arrived at PASE a little after 6pm and check-in was easy, with friendly front desk associates who gave me an immediate visit minimum to accurately set cost expectations, which I appreciated. A vet came out almost immediately for triage and took my guy back to be checked out. After about 30 minutes they moved me into a private waiting room (should've been the first sign something was very wrong, but I was hopeful!) and asked if they could get me anything. So nice. Then after a bit, Dr. Nina came in to let me know what was happening. She'd already ordered x-rays and explained her diagnosis, how that fit in with his previous health complications, and our available options calmly. She was so warm and understanding as I literally wailed in front of this poor doctor. Dr. Nina answered all my questions, was mindful of my cat's pain level, his likely and realistic quality of life outcomes, and estimated costs for all options. She even arranged for me to go back and see him in the oxygen chamber while I was deciding on next steps. After many tears and many more questions, we let Dr. Nina know that we would be opting for humane euthanasia, given the severity of his disease progression and his other underlying health complications. Dr. Nina explained the process in detail with empathy and patience, and let us know she'd be available when we were ready. A woman from the front desk then came in and took care of the paperwork with us, also patiently and with empathy, as much as you can when discussing billing! She briefly explained all of the different cremation options and costs without being pushy at all. We ended up going with a private cremation, and they told us it would take 1-3 weeks and they'd call when he was ready to be picked up. Then an attendant brought my buddy into the room with us so we could say our goodbyes. They provided us with a bell we could ring when we were ready for Dr. Nina to come back for the procedure. At no point did we feel rushed or like we were a burden - we got plenty of time with him for pets and kisses. When we did ring the bell, Dr. Nina came back in and calmly explained the steps again as she performed the procedure. She also performed a kindness I will be grateful for the rest of my life, which was gently guiding my guy's face away so I did not have to see his eyes right as he passed. Dr. Nina, you will forever be loved in our house! She gave him a dignified send off as painlessly as possible. Thank you, Dr. Nina. We were able to leave immediately afterwards but were not rushed out at all. I believe it was about 10 business days later that I received the call that his ashes were available for pick-up. That process was very easy, and again the front desk workers were kind and empathetic for my loss. Billing for services has also been very easy through Vet Billing. I am told this was slightly pricier than other emergency vets in the area but given the exceptional expertise and level of service, I'd say easily it was worth it. I'd recommend PASE and Dr. Nina to anyone in need of emergency vet services. Thank you to everyone at PASE for the best possible conditions for the worst possible circumstances.

My fur baby is always there for me and thanks to PASE I was able to be there for him…read more Greeted by a nice team member at check in. Quick Registration My baby was then taken in the back. It was a bit of a wait, because it is an animal ER. The waiting area is comfortable and the care providers are thorough, empathetic and compassionate. Clear instructions with a bland diet, my baby was cleared to come home. He's doing so much better! Thank you!

Very nice but Bettervet misdiagnosed my uncle's sick cat. They said she might have had mouth cancer…read moreand Rx steroids. My uncle went for a second opinion and found out the cat had dental disease and a big heart murmur and said the steroids could have been fatal. She was given antibiotics for the bad tooth and was fine soon after.

BetterVet helped me with my anxious and aggressive cat. They cared for him and ensured that he was…read morecomfortable the entire time. I would argue that they seemed to care more for my cat that in-person vets have previously. I love BetterVet, thanks for taking care of my fur babies!

They were great with my anxious mess of a German shepherd mix. He got a de-shed and a bath, and…read morelooks fantastic.

In their ads, they say that they cater to senior dogs, but instead if the dogs are over a certain…read moreage, complain about grooming them. They are not nice to older dogs.