Despite saying they "are accepting new patients", their nearest appointment is in…read more2026...Considering this is October, I would say they actually ARE NOT taking patients. Don't waste your time.

Always take good care of my dog and staff is wonderful to deal with. We switched when our vet…read moreclosed and have been going here for a couple years now and we are happy.

Compassionate, caring and loving. They have need our vet choice for a number of years. They are top…read morerated in my book.

I called this office last week when my dog was having an emergency medical issue. His normal vet,…read moreDr Sheri at Conway Vet was out having emergency surgery so I reached out to other local clinics. Understandably, like many area businesses, they are overwhelmed and cannot take new clients. What is not understandable is why the person who answered the phone was so rude. She actually went out of her way to be rude and condescending. I have no doubt it must get annoying to have to tell people countless times a day that you are not accepting new patients, but perhaps mention that on the recorded message. You don't have to be kind but when someone is trying to get help for their best friend who is having frightening symptoms, you should really skip the whole being a jerk thing. I was able to find another vet and he got great care and is doing well now. I'm glad we were able to find another clinic because I would have taken him to this place despite the rudeness if they had been willing to see him, I was that desperate to get him help, but outside of a medical emergency, I would never want to place his care and well being in the hands of people like this. Imagine getting the honor and privilege to work with and care for animals all day and somehow still manage to be a horrible and miserable human.

Dr Kate and her staff are amazing. Our pups enjoy their visits. The pups are greeted with smiles…read moreand excitement when they arrive. Compassion and care from the start of the visit until you walk out the door. They have eagerly responded to questions and concerns rather it is routine care or an emergent situation. They treat my fur babies as part of their family. Thank you Dr Kate and team.

Signed off that a new puppy was free of external and internal parasites for a breeder, but I found…read moreout my puppy was never actually tested.

4.5 stars- Our Bernese Mountain dog was acting lethargic and began throwing up; Our local vet was…read moreclosed for a number of days so we headed here. The operation opens at 3PM and performs triage- we were warned that even if the vet was working on our dog and a pet came in hit by a vehicle, our dog would come second. We arrived at 3 PM and were #5 in the queue but when the doc focused on our pet, she did a thorough evaluation and performed X-rays, ultrasound and blood work. We picked our burner up 7 hours later.You pay a premium for their services but after a couple of days, our burner is responding nicely and is nearly herself again. I recommend their services in a crisis situation but be prepared to pay a premium.

Review Title: Cruel, malicious behavior from veterinarian during emergency euthanasiaI am writing…read morethis to warn pet parents in the North Country. I had spent months trying to find a regular vet for my 18-month-old kitten, Willow. Her only symptom was a poor appetite--at home, she was still cuddling by my side every night, jumping in her favorite windows, and watching birds. When she suddenly declined, I rushed her to Littleton Area Veterinary Urgent Care.The attending veterinarian (identified verbally by the clinic as Dr. Bador) told me Willow was incredibly sick and gave two choices: spend $4,800 just to stabilize her for a 2-hour transport to a hospitalization facility with no guarantees, or euthanize her. Heartbroken, I made the agonizing choice to let her go.As the vet was actively injecting the medication to stop my baby's heart, the atmosphere became tense, and I quietly commented to the vet that she had no compassion. She snapped back, stating: "I don't have compassion for people who bring their animals in in this condition."I was stunned, heartbroken, and completely traumatized. This doctor chose the exact moment my kitten was dying to intentionally inflict emotional cruelty and guilt on me. They ruined my final moments with my baby. If you expect basic human decency and empathy during a worst-case scenario, do not bring your pet here.

These guys are wonderful! I was so impressed by my interactions with the staff…read more My pet was recently diagnosed with Lyme disease, most likely from our time living in Maine. The vets were we currently live have no experience with Lyme and no idea how to treat it other than online protocols. In trying to find better information I called Fryeburg Veterinary Hospital. Over the next several days their vet technicians and veterinarians spent a good deal of time with me on the phone. They gave me a lot of great information, resources and specific recommendations based on my dog's lab work. They went above and beyond for my family and our dog!

I tried to bring my two cats to fryeburg and I was over 10 minutes late with a very sick cat in the…read morecar and another one with diarrhea all over my car and they would not take me they refused!!!!

Really great person. Very skilled and conscientious. Came from one emergency to my emergency as…read morefast as fast could be. Stopped my horse from Choking. Stopped his pain and followed up to make sure he was ok. Hard to find good hearted and available vets.

Awesome service! Extremely professional, thorough and knowledgeable veterinarian. Always there when…read moreyou need her; totally reliable. She has years of experience and remains on top of her field through constant research and updates. And of course, she really cares about our animals' health and well-being. Check out her handouts available on her website. You can't go wrong with Dr. Cornwall!

Danville animal hospital is wonderful, everyone there is so caring. Dr Whitney is AWSOME!! I bring…read moremy two dogs there. I have other vets much closer to me but I am wiling to travel to Danville. I can not say enough good things about this place and everyone who works there.

We had a good experience here. They made time to see my pet the next day, since I was afraid it was…read moresomething serious. They were very understanding with all of my questions. They were very quick with the exam and diagnosis. The folks here seem very kind and patient, which is really nice when you need a vet.

Friendly staff. My 2 yo Labrador is excited the moment we pull in. I've only left him for a couple…read moreof times, only a couple of hours each, to socialize with dogs. He's exhausted each time I pick him up. Staff report he is a good boy and plays with the other dogs well. Look forward to a lasting relationship with Pet Randeveou.

I already wrote a review on their website and it disappeared…read more I didn't want to write this review but I feel it's important for people who love their pets. We brought our seventeen year old papillon for two days last weekend to Karla's Pet Rendezvous. Our first impression was great. They were very friendly and they said they were waiting for us. Someone took our dog right away and said she would be with her. The woman at the desk received our dog's bag and started taking notes of everything we needed with respect to feeding our dog. We gave her a new bag of very special food and explained how to serve it. We told her also that we left a can of food, only in case of need. She was saying yes to everything. I wonder if she actually wrote it down. Two days later we returned for our dog. We were very concerned to find out if she ate well. She usually doesn't eat well when we are not around and that's why we brought in the special food. To our surprise, they said she ate well. We also asked if she was taken out to the bathroom recently. She said about an hour ago. Our dog was crying from the moment she saw us, which was also unusual but we thought she really missed us. We left, thinking everything was fine. We took her outside and she peed immediately for a long time. She doesn't do this unless she hasn't been out for hours. I was already disappointed but I didn't say anything and left. Our dog kept crying in the car, which it's also strange. I gave her a treat and she devoured it. And wanted more. I told my husband, our dog seems very hungry which it's very unusual since it was about 3 in the afternoon and she doesn't eat dinner until after 6. We stopped to feed her. The first thing we found was the bag of the special foods that was not even open. We served it immediately and our dog was really starving. They didn't even opened it! We found the can food that was open and they used only a little bit. We were so upset. Our dog ate and stopped crying. The next day I called the pet boarding place and they dismissed me. They said it was an accident. I felt really bad to have left my dog in such bad care. I do not recommend this place at all.

"We" had an exceptional experience at Bethel Animal Hospital! While camping @ nearby Hastings…read moresite, our dog developed a noticeable nail infection that she could not leave alone (licking constantly). Since we were 100 miles away from regular vet, the search was on for "someone" to help us and our distressed pup. The folks at BAH were most caring, helpful and concerned. They "fit us in" to the schedule to assess, provided antibiotic and cone collar. Dr. Sullivan along with Buffy and Jean at the front desk were both welcoming and understanding of our situation. No question, BAH would be our choice if we lived locally. Thank you so much to the entire staff...WELL DONE!

My dog was brought in for a limp and despite asking if it could be tick borne, they said it was…read moreunlikely and assumed a CCL tear. They strongly encouraged an X Ray and skipped over blood work. The X Ray showed inflammation (which wasn't mind blowing, considering the limp) and said he'd eventually need an $7-8k surgery. We were sent home with pain/anti inflammatories. My dog's limp improved but he steadily began to lose weight -- we assumed this was due to a food change and he's always been lean/a picky eater. Last week it became obvious that he was ill and I called Bethel at 10am -- I was told they'd call back. I have that evidence on my phone but there was no note of it in my dog's records; I never got a call back, so I try again around 4. They told me my dog might not make it through the weekend and I needed the ER vet that night, and confirmed over the phone that it sounded like organ failure or cancer. We were devastated. After four hours waiting at the ER, and BLOOD WORK, which should have been a routine procedure to begin with at Bethel, he was diagnosed with anaplasmosis -- a TICK BORNE illness. I have spent more than $1000 for what should have been a quick and affordable diagnosis, and my dog suffered for weeks unnecessarily. I am so disappointed in this oversight. The staff are very kind and clearly care about animals. I appreciate them -- my issue lies with the veterinarian.

Best vets in the area. The gentle, caring & professional way they handle the pet is comforting &…read morereassuring. Their understanding & kindness toward the pet parent are unmatched. A decade of helping me through each stage of my two cat's lives has been exceptional. The entire staff just wonderful.

Newbury Veterinary Clinic took care of our dog for 9 years. Exceptional care by a great staff…read more Dr. Cook is very personable and caring. She has always helped us make wise decisions for our dog. Our dog had succumbed to cancer this last week, and we feel lucky to have been blessed both with our dog and the care she received from Newbury Vet. Clinic. All the happiness and love our dog shared with us was in part because of The staff at the clinic. Thank you! We recommend them 110%