This doctor is SICK. They killed my kitten. I hope you see this review. My little baby sunshine…read morewent here. He had ringworm so they prescribed him medication. He started taking seizures uncontrollably. I didn't know this at the time but another rescue in the area lost all their cats and died because of the ringworm medication and were taking seizures uncontrollably. And they all ended up dying because of this medicine. Well this doctor prescribed this medicine!!!!!!!! Knowing sunshine was too little to get it!!!!!! Thank you for ruining my little ones short life span of only a couple months old!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! All you wanted was my money!!!!!!!!!

I have been going to Bunker Hill since 2004. I drive 40 minutes each way. Why do I drive this far…read morewhen there's other vets closer by? Because of the care and compassion Doc. Z and her staff give during our appointments. They know me by name when I walk in. They have been there for us during our good, bad and sad times. I couldn't ask for a more caring staff than here at Bunker Hill. I have sent friends here and they've came back and thanked me for telling them about Bunker Hill. Keep up the Great work!

Dr Jones is an amazing vet. I've only been seeing her for my two cats Chicken and Nugget since I…read moremoved back to the area from DC in March, but my father has taken his German Shepherds to her for years. She truly cares for all her patients and has a wonderful demeanor, always answers any questions and spends time with you while you're there to make sure your pets are doing well. I don't think I would ever take any of my animals to another vet as long as she is around. My new cat Parsley is seeing Dr Jan and we also had a wonderful experience with her. I would recommend this animal hospital to anyone looking for a new vet.

This is one of the most compassionate veterinary care facility I have ever encountered. They,…read moreunlike the other places I have used, are focused on care instead of profit. My beloved cat was treated with the love he deserved. His doctor spent a great deal of her time trying to diagnose and treat him. The cost was affordable but unfortunately he had a terminal disease. He was given medication to prolong his life and we were able to keep him longer than we would have without this care. I was able to afford this care because the price was reasonable. After he died I called to cancel his upcoming appointment and the person who took the call was genuinely upset. His doctor called directly afterwards to express her condolences. I would never take any fur babies anywhere else.

I just started with my cat here as i've always gone to the VCA in Dunmore before....now that i'm…read morenot working out there every day the one in Scranton is far more convenient, and - to my delight - I LOVE this place....The veteranarian is so nice, it's a father and son team, and if son is any indication - he was raised with a deep affection and respect for animals. That's what i love most about vets. Thank you all i'm so glad i found a caring animal doctor so close to home.

Wonderful kind caring Vetinerians ,staff is very caring and helpful. They listen to your concerns…read moreand take time to answer your questions and concerns, highly recommend

Twenty five years of relationship and two dogs later, these folks are the real deal. Dr. Linda is…read morefantastic and a real gift to us, she has been the one we saw the most. Dr. Jess is right up there as well. They were honest with us about what they are really good at and not shy about saying when they think another pair of eyes of a specialist is needed. The techs there are not just employees, they are family. Many new faces in the last few years. And many of the familiar ones we've known as long as Dr. Linda. They have been forthright about the care our four legged children needed. When they were healthy and when they weren't. The care is the best reason to use this practice for your family, companion, or pet. They also do not gouge for prices as some providers do. Medication can get pricey as our beloved fur babies age. And when the time came to let them go across the Rainbow Bridge, they were there with us. Supporting us. Offering assistance and care through the very best people. Thanks JVC! You know who we are.

i love taking my dog up to jutus clinic everyone is wonderful and i come from taylor nothing but…read morefive stars with my experiences and its been quite a few years this is our third dog i wouldnt go anywhere else i just recomended my girlfriend to take her new puppy there i cant imgine anyone having any negativity they are fabulas in our eyes Nadine taylor pa

A stray cat had a liter of kittens in a shed at our business in Forest City. We did not even know…read morethe babies were in there. One of the kittens was lethargic and weak. The mother had abandoned the liter. We are not from the area and never needed a vet in PA, so we just drove to the closest vet, which was Carbondale Veterinary Hospital, from Forest City. That vet would not even look at the poor kitten because "they were closing in 10 minutes" (I am not sure how those people sleep at night). We continued our drive from there to try to find another clinic to help this poor kitten, who at this point was really struggling. We found Finch Hill Veterinary Clinic. By the time we got there, the staff was already getting in their cars, because they were actually closed (not closing in 10 minutes). One of the amazing staff members went back inside to speak to the vet, Dr. Johnson. She agreed to see the kitten. Dr. Johnson examined the kitten and said that the most humane thing to do would be to put her to eternal sleep, so that is what she did. I wish the kitten could have been saved, but intervention came to late for her. What a compassionate Vet! She could have chose to not get involved as she was actually closed for the day! At least the poor thing did not suffer a painful, horrible death! We live in New York half the month and PA half the month. Dr. Johnson will absolutely be our PA vet for both of our dogs going forward! Our experience at Carbondale Veterinary Hospital will never leave me (they were still open and would not even look at the kitten. Utterly inhumane!!). I cannot praise Dr. Johnson and her staff enough!!! THAT is the kind of hearts that should be in the field of taking care of animals. We are bringing the other kittens to be checked out and this will be our vet of choice for our two dogs when we are in PA with them half of the year!

I had to take two of my birds here for an emergency visit as my regular vet was booked solid. I…read moremight as well have stayed home and saved the cost of the appointment because the vet literally did nothing to help my birds. Both were frightened at being in a carrier for the first time and at a new place. One of them was sitting on the floor of the carrier panting in fear. The vet looked at him and said, "Oh, he's sitting on the floor. You know what that means," insinuating he was dying. She had no idea how to weigh them (I had to suggest a box), did not examine either bird for musculature on their keels, heartrate, beak and tongue health, etc., suggested a different pellet food for them as she apparently had never heard of Roudybush before, and I heard her and one of the vet techs in the hall looking up how much fecal matter to send away for testing as they don't do it on site. She came in with a piece of Saran wrap to try to collect droppings for testing, which was absurd, as my regular vet uses swabs and does very thorough examinations. At that point, I was very upset and said enough was enough. I declined the Saran wrap fecal sample collection (I feel ridiculous even typing that), gathered my birds, paid for the visit, and left. My regular vet saw my birds a few days later and did thorough exams and testing. They're both fine. I don't know how the vet at Finch Hill is with dogs and cats, but if you have birds, I would not recommend going there as she clearly has no idea about anything avian-related and will take your money for doing absolutely nothing. I will not be returning under any circumstances.

The vet and her assistant are kind and go above and beyond for my cats, and I appreciate their…read morecare. However, I've had increasing difficulty with front‑desk communication. As someone with multiple cats and rescues, I rely on timely appointments and Chewy prescriptions, and the delays have been stressful. My Chewy orders have gone unapproved, and I've been told things that don't match what the vet herself has said. I've also had trouble getting urgent appointments when needed, and some of my questions about medications and care have gone unanswered or were answered by the receptionist instead of the vet. This makes it hard to keep my animals safe. I hope the clinic can improve communication and workflow, because the vet is wonderful, but the current system makes it difficult for rescuers and multi‑cat households to get timely care.

We took Casper in today to get checked out and I gotta say we are looking forward to bringing our…read morefur pals to this veterinary clinic whenever needed in the future. It's pretty awesome that they can run blood work right in the office... never had results back the same day, let alone within 15 minutes. The staff are all really friendly, caring, and they know their stuff. Thanks for being awesome

Compassionate, caring, friendly, knowledgeable. They do their best to accommodate your schedule. My…read morefur babies are treated very well by the vets and vet nurses.

Dr. J has taken amazing care of my cat. Staff is always friendly and the wait is never too long.read more

Two senior dogs, two house-pet cats, and more than 6 years a client. Started going to Town and…read moreCountry at the recommendation of close friends who had been going there with their three dogs. Extensive senior dog care, operations, follow ups were all handled with care and compassion shown by all the vets., vet techs, and office staff. At our recommendations other friends are now satisfied clients. We now have a two-year-old (house) cat and a five-month-old puppy. Unless we are out of the area, I wouldn't think of taking them any place else

I have a senior dog that became very sick and disoriented they would not work him into their…read moreschedule and I would have had to wait for days to get him in. The receptionist wasn't compassionate and didn't have any reaction to my worrying just said take him somewhere else. Called another vet in town they got him in that day and they were great. Now I have a new vet.

This has been our go-to place for all our pets' needs. The staff is warm, compassionate, and very…read morecaring. Dr. Stinavage is especially knowledgeable and very informative answering all our questions and concerns. She recently helped us through the recent passing of our beloved pet and the check-up of our newest addition. We recommend her highly.

Your putting your emotional well being at risk by taking your pet here. These "people" are either…read morementally deficient or just don't care. I brought a very small young kitten there that I found in my backyard (8-12 weeks old is my best guess, maybe younger). He was very weak and had been abandoned by it's mother. I didn't think he was going to survive the first day I brought him into my home. After 3 days of hand feeding him he was up and about, following me every where I went in the house. I had taken up sleeping on the couch then because he did not like me to be away at all. He would constantly cry if I tried to sleep in my bedroom with the door shut. I didn't want to leave my door open because I knew he would try to jump into the bed with me and the bed was much too high for him. He had trouble jumping up onto a chair because he was so small. So I put up a ramp for the little guy going to the couch and took up sleeping there. It usually took him about 10-15 minutes to settle down and sleep on my chest. He loved running up and down the ramp and playfully attacking me. It was some of the best sleep I had in more than a year when he was around. After about four or five weeks and wanting the best for him I decided to take him to the vet closest to me to have checked out ( Acre Lake Veterinary Hospital ) . I wish I had driven 1 1/2 hours to my old vet. I asked them to do a check up on him and only what they thought was necessary. What they ended up doing was giving him twice the amount of two medications needed for his weight and for his age ( Feline Drontal .5 and Felogaurd Plus 4 ), he only weighed 1.2 pounds. I brought him home and he was dead four hours later. I was completely devastated and it turned me into a emotional and mental wreck. I brought the paper work to my old vet and he told me that he would have had me bring him back in 1-2 months before giving him any medication. I wanted to bring a civil suit against them but was told that it would be nearly impossible without a autopsy. I had thought about this as I was digging the hole to bury him but could not bare the thought of having him in my refrigerator or freezer as I waited to have that done. I will leave the reader with two quotes and a warning. If you love your pet do not take them here. 'Whenever a doctor cannot do good, he must be kept from doing harm." - Hippocrates "The only difference between lawyers and doctors is that lawyers simply rob you, whereas doctors both rob you and kill you too." - Anton Chekov