I truly appreciate Dr. Casey Kurtz and their team. I've been taking my dogs there for years, and…read morethey always treat us with love and compassion. Dr. Kurtz has consistently proved top-level care for my dogs. I would trust her with any issues that arose for my pets.

This is not a Main Line business. Nor do they need to overinflate their prices as their competitors…read moreare half the cost . So many reasonable and pet loving veterinarians nearby. Do your research.. this is your child(pet). I could keep going with the things they did that cause SHAME, I just say. Go elsewhere. Enough said

Treating our cats and dog here for many, many years. Dr. Amicone and Dr. Harris are two of the best…read morearound and I strongly recommend this facility.

Parking was great and I was in and out for an early morning appt. Highly recommend for bloodwork!read more

Updated to reflect facts clearly and share our story with clarity and respect, I'd also like to…read morestate that all other reviews are not me and do not have firsthand knowledge of any situation that occurred. Max died in an incredibly traumatic and likely painful way -- and it haunts us. Eagles Peak in Robesonia performed surgery on Max to treat a bleeding splenic mass. Dr. Mike reassured me that the splenectomy could potentially extend his life significantly. I had hesitations, but after those reassurances, I agreed. I dropped Max off for surgery the next morning. We were told the surgery was successful. Max was brought out to us shortly after 11:30 AM, visibly bleeding from his incision. When asked about the bleeding, the staff said some drainage was normal. Max was so weak he had to be carried to the car. Within 15 minutes of getting home, Max was nonresponsive. Blood poured from his surgical site and covered the car. He was bleeding internally so heavily that the blood forced its way through the incision. We rushed him to an emergency vet, but he had lost too much blood. He had to be euthanized within an hour of being discharged. We were never told that 24/7 monitoring is standard after a splenectomy. We weren't offered transfer to a facility that could provide that. The emergency vet expressed concern that Max had been sent home so soon. Had we known what was typical for a case like this, we never would've taken him home. We've had no follow-up call, no expression of sympathy, and no answers. We were left to clean blood out of the car while trying to explain to our son why our dog died in pain. If you're looking for a vet that truly communicates all options and offers clear, compassionate guidance -- we urge you to consider that experience may vary. We are devastated and regret the outcome deeply.

A recent terrible situation with a critically ill young kitty brought us to this clinic, because…read moreour regular one did not have the diagnostic ability to do what was needed, and fast. Oh how we wish we had know about Dr Heather before. She is a combination of a goddess and an angel, with the education and experience to make her the epitome of what a vet should be. Her clinic squeezed us in during a very busy time, because we were frantic, yet we were treated with incredible compassion and respect. All of the staff there channel this kind of professionalism, which shows what good leadership and management do. They can do x-rays in house and immediate blood work, which is important in critical situations, and sometimes it is hard to know how fast things can become critical. (Make sure your own vet can do this!) Dr. Heather is the kind of person who will take in disabled and needy animals into her own home and give them a chance when no one else would. She has a background of shelter and rescue work. The clinic stayed open hours later to help us find a way to take our kitty home. When nothing worked, they helped us to make the right decision to let her go and cried with us at this unexpected tragedy. Maybe you heard the sobbing and wailing from your house. Feline leukemia is a terrible thing. :-(

Dr. Pulice is amazing! Our german shepard is like a puppy again! We struggled for years with his…read moremany medical problems and now he runs around daily with his sisters. She prescribed meds that made him whole again. Thanks again Dr Pulice you are again amazing!

My fur baby doesn't play well with his peers, however he loves humans! And the humans at PAH are…read moreright up his alley. He gets compliments and extra pets for being a good boy while he is there. I love that as a big dog he isn't made to stand on the table but they get down on the floor with him. He is a lot calmer that way and I feel like it doesn't bring another issue for him to get anxious over. We have been going to them for over a year now and have never had a bad experience. During the past year besides his annual exam, he has had a few ear infections and was cared for after dogs attacked him. They were compassionate without judgement and he received the best care there. Prices/rates are not horrible and would highly recommend them to anyone looking for a vet.

As always, Dr. Steve, Carol, Pam, and Rachel were exceptional. I called with concerns for my cat…read moreClarence. And they listened carefully to my concerns and had me come down immediately. Fortunately there was nothing serious. But they did a complete and thorough check up. Spoke to me at length about Clarence and his behavior's and funny stories. Taught me a bit more about cats and showed that they were completely dedicated to Clarence's health and wellbeing. Everything they have done for me and Clarence has been supurb. Just Clarence bears a grudge against me every time I take him to the Vet......

Dr. Steve & his staff are wonderful!One of my dogs needed to be seen for an anal gland issue and…read moreeven though they didn't have any appointments available (as I was a newbie) he got me right in so that my dog would not be in any discomfort! Another thing I would like to note- being it was my dogs very first time being there -Dr. Steve took the extra minutes to sit on the floor with my dog to get him acquainted with the atmosphere & himself!!! Will be a Lifelong fur customer

Dr. Fracica and her staff are some of the most genuine and caring people I have ever met. Their…read morecommitment to the health of my pets is sincerely appreciated. I came across Cocalico Cat after my previous vet quoted me an eye watering price to remove a few teeth. I knew I had found the right vet for the job upon meeting Dr. Fracica for the first time. She took the time to actually draw out on paper a simple diagram of my cat's mouth, including the gums and diseased teeth. She explained the procedure, any associated risks, and all other relevant information. She treated my cat with love and care and kept me informed throughout the surgery. Thanks to Cocalico Cat, my cat Hammond can eat without pain once again! To all - please look up reviews for this office on Google - there are MANY 5 star reviews!

Dr Fracica has been caring for my animals for over twenty years; a total of three dogs, five cats,…read moreand one stray, from the date of their adoption to the date several of them crossed the bridge. She's always gone above and beyond, in some cases spending her personal time researching difficult symptoms, and helping us meet each animal's medicinal and nutritional needs in a way that supports their long term health. She saved the lives of two of my cats (litter mates) who had struvite crystals, and compassionately helped us let go of two cats whose illnesses were beyond treatment. Most recently, she drove 45 minutes, accompanied by a vet tech, to my home, to gently euthanize my almost 15 year old Australian Shepherd, when his size, and severe arthritis made it impossible to get him into my car. Thanks to Dr. Fracica, his last moments were spent in the home he loved, peaceful, and without stress. I can not recommend her highly enough. She truly loves animals, and it shows in every encounter she has with them. As for the other reviews I've read here, it's difficult to understand criticism from people who haven't followed the recommended treatment plan, or can't put themselves in the place of another client whose pet needs immediate emergency care. Personally, I would appreciate that these cases are triaged based on immediate need, because the next time, it could be MY pet. Seriously, don't hesitate to trust your pet's care to Dr. Fracica. She's the best there is.

I cannot find the words to fully express my gratitude for the incredible team at the Oley Valley…read moreAnimal Clinic. We were faced with the heartbreaking decision to euthanize our beloved senior dog, and when we reached out to our regular veterinarian, we were met with a devastating lack of empathy. Desperate and grieving, we called the Oley Valley Animal Clinic--even though we were not even existing clients. From that very first phone call, everything changed. The front desk staff was remarkably kind, gentle, and understanding. Recognizing the urgency and emotional weight of the situation, they completely bypassed the fact that we were new to them and squeezed us into their schedule immediately. The entire office demonstrated an amazing level of compassion. They treated our sweet dog, and our family, with the utmost dignity, respect, and tenderness during one of the hardest moments of our lives. They gave us the space and time we needed to say goodbye, never making us feel rushed. While the circumstances were incredibly sad, the kindness we experienced here was a profound comfort. They went above and beyond for strangers in their time of need. If you are looking for a veterinary team that genuinely cares and treats your pets like their own, look no further. They have earned our loyalty and our deepest appreciation.

Know little about the breeds and their needs. Will excuse your concerns with making you feel you…read moreare worried too much. When in fact it was a life and death situation escalated into a nightmare. Do NOT go here if you love your furry family member! It's a death sentence! Total incompetence! This was what the ER doc at Blue Pearl "Basic knowledge of an emergency situation could have been avoided with a simple x-ray! The ER doctor explained that his symptoms were common to heart failure which any veterinary doctor could have recognized! My Doberman was in heart failure. They excused it as a scratched throat!! In the past we had experienced confusion with medication the dosage instructions were not correct. Received a phone call after coming home with the correct dosage instructions. This happened three times. My 2.5 yrs old pup went through a horrific experience that could have been avoided. Yes he has a bad heart but the lack of care at the time he was there lead to a badly damaged heart with a very bad prognosis. So again not a good choice for your pet!

Dr. John is an excellent veterinarian. Our cat, Dawson, came to us six years ago with a multitude…read moreof health issues, but is doing very well thanks to the care of Dr. John and his staff. Additionally, my husband has a history of having worked alongside Dr. John many years ago, and he has great respect for Dr. John and his high professional standards. We highly recommend Dr. John and the Adamstown Veterinary Hospital.

We transferred care of our animals to this vet practice recently ad have so far been very…read moreimpressed. While we had to wait awhile, the staff was very understanding and kind even when our girl had an accident on their entry mat. They apologized and explained that they had a euthanasia that had taken extra time; having been in that situation more than once, we certainly understood. Then the doctor came in and spent an extraordinary amount of time with us and our elderly girl. She made sure we understood options and possible outcomes and helped us make decisions regarding our pet's care. She took a reasonable approach, not the most expensive. We hope to continue to receive this level of care. I would certainly recommend them.