Impeccable! I…read morepurchased a puppy from "Pet Kare II" and was referred to White Clay Creek by the store. The pet shop covers the first visit, so I figured I'd give it a shot and see what happens. I was a little worried because I didn't like the last vet I came across because she was always so rough with my poor cat, so I wasn't sure what to expect at WCC. I immediately knew upon the first person I encountered that I was going to enjoy the visit. Everyone here is SO NICE! Super friendly, extremely accommodating, and evidentially people who care about the animals. I was lucky enough to meet Dr. Spencer, who I completely adored from the moment I met him. He's funny, sweet, and super knowledgeable. He was so gentle with my little chihuahua and explained everything he was doing along the way. My little guy did not seem bothered AT ALL, which relieved me immensely. He and the staff gave me some excellent recommendations and tips that I truly appreciated (especially with being a first time dog mom). I live an hour and a half away, but coming here is worth the trip. I know I'm in good hands with the staff at WCC. The care I received was exemplary in all areas and other pet hospitals can learn a thing or two from this place!!

My husband and I just recently had to put our beloved beagle, Max, down. The staff at White Clay…read morewere Wonderful. Dr. Spencer was Max's doctor since he was 6 weeks old, about 13 years ago. He was sympathetic to our situation and let my husband decide, but my husband he was there for him. He also told my husband that Max had a healthy and happy life. We agree! Max had multiple tumors. Tried surgery to see if he could be around a little bit longer. He was a good dog and there wasn't a person he didn't like. I wish to thank Dr.Spencer for making this procedure the easiest for Max and us. Thank the whole staff too. GOD BLESS YOU ALL!

Dr. Thompson performed some oral surgery and dental work on my dog recently. He did an outstanding…read morejob. I really liked the fact that he took the time to explain what he was seeing and what his plan would include. Everything went perfectly and since sending biopsies to the University of Pennsylvania for analysis was a primary factor, he contacted me immediately upon receiving the results. I was referred here by my sister and brother in law upon moving from NJ. I'm glad to have followed through. I can't imagine going to any other vet hospital.

My husband was apprehensive about going back because of the change in doctors, but he seemed to be…read morevery pleased with them. They took the time to check over our little Mauser and they seem to have taken care of them for what we could do right now.

Circle Vet is simply the best. Our family animals have gone there for years and I would not go…read moreanywhere else. Dr Wilkins and Dr Weiss have been so caring for my cat, Katie. And the tech, Nicki, is just the greatest. Don't know why it says San Francisco - from Wilmington, DE

I had been taking my dogs to this practice for over 7 years. The last few years, I don't t think…read moreI've ever seen the same vet twice. I have to re-explain my dogs' medical history every time because they don't take 2 seconds to read over past notes. Just recently I tried to take my dog for a surgery consult and it took 9 whole days just for the staff to get back with an estimate, even after I called and asked. I was "scheduled" for a surgery date but that seemed to go nowhere too. Luckily my dog has been taken care of already at another practice, but it's unfortunate this practice is run this way and you have to call and constantly be on top of them for anything to go anywhere. I'm not returning

We have been bringing our dogs to Dr King for 7 years . Love her!…read moreShe takes excellent care of our greyhounds and Sprinters. We trust her and have confidence that all she does, she does for the well being of our girls. Thanks to everyone!

We loved NLVC when we started with them. Everyone was great and our dogs were loved by the vets…read moreand staff. We have changed vets for Jasper, our 13 year old Jack Russell/Besenji mix. Our Kolby passed on 12/22/25 with undiagnosed (by NLVC) kidney cancer, he was 11 years old and very active in July. On August 5, 2025, we took Kolby to NLVC and saw a "new to us" doctor, Dr. Callan, because he had a seizure/passed out over the weekend, not eating well, vomiting and peeing in the house. Dr Callan did a urinalysis and Sr. Wellness Panel. Kolby was put on Proin for peeing in the house. (One month prior to the seizure, Kolby had a wellness visit on July 10th with a "new to us" doctor, Dr Paul, and everything was ok). After the seizure he acted like he felt fine but we obviously wanted him to be checked out. Dr. Callan did the bloodwork and said for us to just watch Kolby and video him if he has another seizure. The bloodwork showed everything as pretty much normal and the Proin seemed to help with the uncontrolled peeing. On September 2, we had Kolby's meds refilled (Proin and something for nausea). On November 18, 2025, we took Kolby back to NLVC and saw another "new to us" doctor, Dr. Omlor. We took Kolby because he was losing weight due to his decline in appetite, vomiting and chewing his hair off. Dr. Omlor gave Kolby IV fluids and an injection for nausea. Keep in mind, my husband and I trusted this veterinary clinic and thought we were doing the best for our Kolby. On December 9, 2025, due to Kolby's decline in appetite, weight loss and hair loss, we took him back to NLVC. Again, he saw Dr. Omlor for a recheck. Kolby had a significant behavior change in the past week. He was barking at nothing, staring into corners and peeing in the house again. Dr. Omlor said that "The behavioral changes you're seeing could be related to something called cognitive dysfunction syndrome, which is similar to dementia in people." At this point we should have asked them for x-rays, but we aren't doctors. By Saturday, December 13th we headed to Urgent Care in Newark. They immediately performed x-rays and found a mass in one of his kidneys. They made us an appointment for Monday morning at Pinnacle Veterinary Specialist in Glen Mills, PA. They performed an ultrasound and found that the kidney mass was cancerous and had now spread to the other kidney. He also had a blood clot that could move at any time. They suggested that it would be compassionate to go ahead and euthanize him. We couldn't leave him there. We opted to bring him back home and make him as comfortable as possible. We did and one week later we had to let him go. There are no words to say how much that little Prince was loved and horrible to think how much he suffered from August to December. We truly believe if we had a regular vet who was the only one he was seeing, they would have suggested other measures to diagnose him. NLVC failed us. We called today to get Jasper's records and I let them know about Kolby. The girl who answered the phone didn't identify herself and when I said something about the vet revolving door, she said that they "have a lot of veterinarians". We needed consistency and someone who would love our dogs. There have been several staff members there who were wonderful and we also love Dr. Meredith and loved Dr. Gruber. Unfortunately, Dr. Gruber left long ago and we never see Dr. Meredith anymore. It also appears that many of the staff members that we loved so much have also left the practice. The young lady who answered the phone today was just doing a job. No heartfelt compassion - all that I got was a "sorry for your loss". Yes, and we are sorry that we have to leave and cannot recommend your services. RIP our sweet Kolby - aka Little Prince...

We have adopted two pets from CompAnimals. The first was in 2014, when we encountered a charming,…read morepetite black cat in our local pet store and discovered she was being fostered from CompAnimals and was available for adoption. After arranging a meet with our dog, we went forward by applying for adoption. CompAnimals vetted our adoption request, and although it took longer that I expected, I discovered this was because they checked my references, including my vet. They are committed to placing animals in homes prepared for permanent and responsible ownership. This fall, 2019, we turned once again to CompAnimals to adopt a second cat after our dog died, leaving our cat alone and apparently grieving companionship. We were remembered as previous adopters and were invited to visit kittens fostered by one of their volunteers and instantly fell in love with a particular orange tabby. Now having adopted two CompAnimals companions, I am certain we will no longer go anywhere else when seeking 4-legged family additions.

I was very excited for this one dog and put an application in ... it took a few days to hear back…read moreand was told she wasn't available... was offered another, loved her as well, and put in an application. My partner and i were so excited to keep continuing this process and was actually trying to find time to meet her. My issue is that suddenly she was not good with children.... this was heartbreaking seeing for the last 2 weeks i've been thinking about these dogs .... it's not listened on her adoption page STILL and I believe that needs to be. The center was nice... delaying in response which trust me as a teacher and retail worker-- i get being busy and overwhelmed. But it does not reflect well on the business, I'm sorry. I basically begged to be replied back to on facebook for them to tell me they accidentally read messages; and never got a call back when i left a nice voicemail. Again I am understating and get that they are probably overworked ... but they need to have a better system. I'm very frustrated and upset and will not be continuing to look at this rescue center in my opinion. I'm happy they take such great care of these animals but it's a bit annoying when they don't answer very well and or often... and then this happens. There was no application fee or id be more upset.

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If I could I would rate this 0. Due to circumstances beyond my control I had to take my senior cat…read moreto be euthanized at this facility. NEVER AGAIN. The lack of professionalism and compassion shown here is deplorable. From having to wait while they joked around and ran outside to play with dogs and tjen have someone come in mid euthanasia laughing asking what's going on in here, to being asked if I want to bag my deceased cat IMMEDIATELY after being told his heart has stopped it was the worst experience on top of an already bad experience. The best part was having to walk bawling through the waiting area full of laughing and joking people to struggle to get the door open and leave. So big thanks to the man who sat there and watched me juggle my cats body while trying to get the door until my friend helped me get it open. The staff and the customers all lack the same basic human feeling of compassion. Maybe don't offer a service if you're going to treat people in such a callous and uncaring manner

We used Kentmere for 13 years and everyone we've ever dealt with there has been wonderful. Dr…read more Coogan was our main Vet for many years and then when he stepped away from the practice, Dr. Synder became our main Vet. We recently had to say goodbye to our senior dog Newt and I am so grateful to the staff at Kentmere for all their care and compassion. Dr. Synder was wonderful, especially these last few months when our dog's health began to deteriorate. The beautiful sympathy card you sent, signed by the entire staff, was most appreciated. Thank you so much for all you did for us and our Newtie girl!

My Mother has used this practice for many years, and has been happy with the care given to all of…read moreher dogs. I called Thursday afternoon to see if I could make an appointment for Monday morning to have her dog put down. I explained his issues and they told me they could not do it before 5pm on Tuesday. No compassion at all! Very disappointing! Needless to say, I was forced to go elsewhere.

Animal Haven Veterinary Center is wonderful! Dr Brady was gentle with my cat, helped me when I had…read morea problem and took care of him with his issue. Sharon was also very helpful, calling to check on my cat and being very understanding and patient with me. I will continue to go here as they are knowledgeable, warm and friendly along with caring for the animals. Thank you.

Dr Brady and her staff have gone above and beyond for our four fur babies. They truly take time and…read morelisten to our concerns, throughly exam and evaluate our pets. Her staff are always kind, pleasant, professional and always try to make accommodations that suits our schedules and needs. They truly love, care and put all pets needs first. If you were to pick a pediatrician these are the things you would look for so why not look for these characteristics for your fur babies. We can not say enough good things about this practice and staff!!