I took my dog Roo to Pet ER in Towson on July 1 around 11:30 pm. He had ingested human prescription medicine, and I was advised by Animal Poison Control to have him seen by a vet. When we were taken to triage, the nurse tried to take Roo's temperature, but he struggled and the thermometer came out. I asked her not to do it again, as he was upset by it and he wasn't sick, but there for a known poisoning. She told me she would have to write that I refused the procedure, which didn't bother me. Then she said that they would do it anyway in the back when I wasn't there, against my request. I thought her response was rude and threatening at the time. I guess I should have taken the hint and left then. After seeing the vet, Roo received Cerenia, charcoal and under the skin hydration. After about 30 minutes in the back, he came out with his harness on improperly and so tight that I had to loosen it to get it off him. The next day, during a belly rub, Roo growled and snapped at me. Shortly afterwards, I pet him on his lower back/thigh and he bit me hard, breaking the skin, something that has never happened before. I wonder if their employee followed up on her threat or treated him roughly during his procedure? I am appalled by Pet ER's treatment of my dog. Stay away. read more

yes I agree that the charges are very high here, however the service I receive each time is phenomenal. When you want to assure you are getting excellent service, you bring your pet here. My dog was attacked by a pit bull and was in a horrible state. The vet team here saved my Dog's life & gave me all of the support I needed to make it through that time. Its heart breaking when you are in that position. Additionally, the front desk staff is awesome. Very organized, friendly and efficient. read more

This place couldn't care less about your pet- it's a pure money grab. We took our injured puppy and were told if it wasn't life or death they were no longer doing those services?!? WHAT? How do you call yourself a PetER and not treat an injured dog crying in pain?!? And charge you to be told that?!? On top of that they are rude, disrespectful, and certainly not a place I would expose anyone or any animal I care about especially in a time of need. Shame on anyone who claims they care about animals and works there. There is no way what we encountered tonight could earn a 5 star rating. I'd give them zero if I could! Stay away- sooooo many more places that care about the health and well being of your fur baby! read more

Charged me 3000 to tell me nothing. Had me waiting 6 hours in parking lot to wait for discharge of my dog. Wanted to take my daughter home to sleep and told me they would charge me another overnight charge if I quickly left and returned. Then proceeded to provide my vet wrong information. Again this place provided me with NO i formation about my dogs 30 minute seizure but had NO problem charging me several times in order to do any other work. Horrible horrible! read more

What a nightmare! I need to start by saying I'm completely aware of COVID-19 and its affects on businesses. That being said, I took my dog here last night at 9 PM along with my 11-year-old child , who was hysterical They took us in and admitted our puppy. We were told to wait in the car and the doctor would update us. I went in to use the vending machine I was told was an allowed because of COVID-19. We were told we couldn't was the bathroom and had to wait in the car. 3 1/2 hours later we got an update that they found nothing and that we need to see a cardiologist on Monday. My issue is that you can't tell someone to wait in the car indefinitely, especially with a child with no access to water or bathroom. They need to come up with a better plan. My child had a P in a cup in the backseat. What a nightmare! read more

We had the unfortunate event of our dog chewing on wire carpeting - she was not digesting food or water and was vomiting. We rushed to the Pet+ER and didn't wait long - that was a positive. Upon our dog being examined, which included a scan of her stomach, we were told that emergency surgery was necessary and needed to be done ASAP (all of this being determined without the results from the scan coming back. Dr. Tyler was adamant on doing the surgery and as were we until the financial aspect came about. We were quoted above $5k - you read that right, more than $5,000.00. This was just too much for our wallets and we could not find a single way of coming up with that type of money. We looked into the pet insurance but interest rates were just absurd. We tried to do everything we could and even contemplated putting her to rest - we didn't have the financial luxury of affording that or finding someone to assist. We were pressured greatly by Dr. Tyler and then an amazing assistant advised us to call other veterinarians in the area to get a quote. We did and thankfully got in touch with Bel Air Pet ER. Dr. Tyler of Pet+E.R. was amazing (sense sarcasm), she made every insinuation that we were terrible pet owners and then had the nerve to say I was an abusive boyfriend because I was the decision maker as my inconsolable girlfriend couldn't fathom putting down her dog but as a graduate student did not have the funds to put forth. Long story short - we took her to Bel Air ER at 11:30 at night, greeted by an amazing staff and had her stay overnight for examination. She passed the carpeting naturally and did not require surgery. I paid a tenth of what she quoted and we have a healthy dog. Note to self, if you want to be judged and pressured, Pet+E.R. is your go-to! read more

I recently had to rush my dog to he Pet ER from Harrisburg because they were the only facility open that late at night that could provide him the emergency care he needed. He was suffering from a tumor on his spleen that was bleeding into his abdomen. Their FAST Scan found the tumor and bleeding where my vets X-rays could not. As soon as I entered I was happy we made the drive. Soon after entering the receptionist called for the triage team and a team of people rushed to the front to pick up my dog and I followed them to the ER in the back. There I met Dr. Kretchmer who cared for my dog in his final hours. Once they completed their tests and advised me of the severity/risks/odds/costs I eventually determined that he shouldn't be put through anymore pain (at 13yrs old). They brought my dog into the private exam room I was waiting in and laid out a thick blanket for him to lay. We were allowed to spend as much time as needed together which allowed us to say goodbye and even FaceTime with his other 'parent' who was away on business. Dr. K came in when I called and after a few minutes of her sitting with us asked if I was ready. Two-three minutes later it was over. While I certainly wish the outcome would have been different, I'm truly grateful that I came to the PetER that night. I never felt rushed or uncomfortable. I also feel that he got the best care and diagnosis possible and the most humane ending he deserved. Dr. K was extremely professional and you can tell she (and the rest of the staff) truly cares! All in all I spent around $550 that night which I don't consider expensive considering the level of care provided and that included a private cremation. I can't recommend this place enough and I most certainly will be back if (god forbid) a pet needs immediate emergency care in the future. read more

This is the most wonderful company! I don't know why all the negative reviews but I can tell, being in the customer service field, that some of these people are probably just rude and will find fault in everything that doesn't go exactly their way, like 2 year olds holding their breath until they get their way. Anyway, this company treated me and my cat Felix with the utmost respect and kindness. We went there last night and again today for follow up. Both times, we were immediately taken back to triage and seen and then ushered into an exam room where both times, we waited less than 30 minutes for the doctor. Both Dr's that we saw we both compassionate and kind and explained things to me and my husband that we could understand. Unfortunately, with what Felix has wrong with him, we cannot afford the treatment but they gave us an alternative that we could afford to make him comfortable and to pray for the best. Each time, everyone there was very timely and very nice, professional, and compassionate and I thank them very much for the time they gave us. We were in and out fairly quickly each time we were there. Thank you, Pet ER! You should be proud of yourselves and the work you do there! God bless! read more

If I could I'd give this place less than 1 star. Sitting in the parking lot waiting for my dog to be discharged for over an hour. They didn't waste any any time coming out to charge my credit card though. Don't bring your pet here unless you absolutely have to. read more

I would give less then 1 star but it won't let me! Do not waste your time bringing your loved one here. A pregnant pup in active labor was brought in, a baby was breach. Was told $3000 for emergency c-section,who has that laying around. Offered to pay $1000 and make a payment, they could keep the pup. Just wanted to save her. They said NO sent home with antibiotics and the pup passed away after delivering two still borns. So not only did our family lose our pup, but the puppies too! Zero compassion! read more

If you care about your pet, do yourself and your pet a favor... NEVER take them to Pet Er in Towson. tonight on March 7th my friend called me to inform me that her dog swallowed a vacuum cord and took her dog to this place to get help as it was an emergent issue. 2 hours later she informed me that she wouldn't be allowed to take her dog back until she paid for the service, not only did they say that but they informed my friend that her dog hadn't been x-rayed after 2 hours had passed. this again was an emergent issue. They kept my friend in the dark only stating that she had to pay this fee of $350 and they refused to simply send her the bill. again as I stated this is an emergency situation emergencies are unexpected, keeping my friends dog for 5 hours+ with no X-ray and no help and all around terrible customer service because of a fee that couldn't be paid immediately, was not only worrying to my friend but simply cruel to someone who comes to this establishment for help and getting nothing. My friend came up with the 350 and the dog still hadn't been released. At this time the non emergency police line had to be called and the dog was released after 6 and a half hours.... and when she finally got the dog back her dog still had wires in her mouth WHICH IS WHAT SHE INITIALLY TOOK HER DOG IN TO BE SERVICED FOR!!!! My friend left this place with $350 dollars less in her pocket and her dog left with no help at all. this is a sickening establishment and clearly due to this incident they should not be trusted with animal care. read more

My dog is special needs and has seizures. I brought her in to Pet ER when she had a seizure last night at 3AM and we were greeted right away by a vet and team of nurses. At this point, her seizure had broken but we wanted to get her vitals checked out. The entire staff were very friendly and understanding of my dog's condition. They checked her vitals and cleared her for monitoring at home. We were given detailed instructions for care at home and for when we might consider bringing her back should things get worse instead of better. They made any charges explicit (in our case an exam fee and blood pressure check) and the prices were reasonable. Thank you Pet ER! read more

Do not take any pet there for emergency care. Took my cat there because was wife suggested it was closer than Animal Emergency Care in Bel Air (a much better rated facility). I checked in at 7:20pm and didn't get him back till after 11pm for treatment and bandaging of a superficial animal bite. Very crowded and slow moving, the facility is very clinical and not caring or compassionate at all. They wanted to keep him to do blood work and watch him for 3 days there with an estimate of $3,000. After paying $386 around 11pm the vet gives you a legalize summary of their procedure. When I got him home his was listless and sadly passed away in the early morning hours. Do yourself a big favor and drive the 20 minutes north on Bel Air Road from the beltway to the other place. read more

Terrible place. How bad could it possibly be? How about killing your beloved dog due to negligence and unprofessional conduct. Please stay away and go anywhere else in the are, the only thing we can do now is warn others so this doesn't happen again. Other vets told us our dog did not have to die if she had received proper medical care rather than sending us home saying it's fine. Our beloved dog had to suffer due to our choice to visit this terrible veterinary clinic. And for those who might suspect it's because we were upset about the money, our dog was fully insured, but she died despite visiting this "emergency clinic". read more

I brought my 10 week old dachshund puppy to the Towson pet+ER because she was not eating and becoming very lethargic (bad signs) and it was a weekend, so my local vet was closed. Without any tests they recommended she spend the night for close monitering. Being a new (worried) dog owner without any other options I allowed this. They claimed they took a multitude tests without finding any problem. They provided her with IV nutrition for two days, until Monday when they released her and said nothing was wrong, expect for she still would not eat. This great service cost 2,300 dollars. Still being worried I took my dog to her normal vet since it was a Monday now and within 20 minutes and a fecal test, they noticed she had a parasite. A few antibiotics and other medications latter she was fine. In summation, thanks Pet+ER for nothing. read more

To all dog owners, please do not take your dog here. Long story short, my dog started bleeding uncontrollably. They wouldn't do surgery on my dog who was diagnosed with pyometra because they suspected she had cancer. We did the right thing and took her home (after $500 worth of testing) and then took her to the emergency vet hospital in Bel Air. There, they saved her life. Her primary vet told us that she was shocked that they didn't perform surgery on her the night we took her in and try to stablize her prior to surgery because it is an EMERGENCY situation. It was never communicated to me how deadly this disease was until I googled it. This is our first pet and our family has never had animals, so this was all new to us. If we had listened to the Pet ER, waited to get more testing to check for cancer (which would have cost us almost $800), my dog would have died. My dog didn't have cancer--her blood platelets were very low because of how bad the infection was attacking her immune system. She was very sick, and granted, I understand why someone wouldn't be comfortable performing surgery on her with platelets that low. But what most reputable vet hospitals do is try for a blood/platelet transfusion and go from there. That worked for my very healthy dog (she has had zero health problems) and she survived the surgery. My only wish is that we had taken her to Bel Air immediately. Mistakenly, we thought that going to the Pet ER that was closer would give her a better chance. PLEASE take your dog somewhere else. read more

My husband and I brought our cat in over the weekend to get emergency help. We had to wait over five hours just to get seen by the doctor. By the time the doctor arrived our poor cat was shaking so badly, we should've seen this as a sign. During the three days that she was in the hospital, she was given fluids, one anti-anxiety medication, some anti-nausea medication and an ultrasound. She was absolutely terrified of being in there. When we found out after the ultrasound that she had cancer, we drove the hour down to be with her as she crossed over to the rainbow bridge. After we spent some time with her, the doctor was called in and I was talking to my cat and she gave her the sleep medication before I was even done speaking with her. The Dr. was very rude when I asked her about it and showed no compassion to my husband and I and the fact that we were having to put down a family member. This bothers me more than the ridiculous cost of this place. The fact that our cat had to spend her last moments terrified of her surroundings.(which she wasn't at her regular vet.) in her last hours and the fact that I wasn't finished saying goodbye before she was put to sleep is appalling. read more

I took my dog Theo to the Pet ER in Towson on the day before Thanksgiving. The kindness that my best friend, Theo, and I were shown by the staff is truly admirable. Dr. Johnson had to deliver heart breaking news to me, but did it with such empathy and caring that I will never forget her. read more

I had to make the most difficult decision a companion of the fur beasts has to do last week after my 21-year old cat was no longer able to support herself or eat/drink. I rushed her to Pet+ER, and the staff were compassionate and understanding as I had to make that horrible final choice to release my beloved pet from suffering. They allowed me to cuddle my fur baby in private until I and she were ready, and when they came in, her end was peaceful and respectful of her dignity. The little poofball who picked me out 21 years ago quietly fell asleep in my arms, and then left me forever. She had no pain or fear at the end and as horrible as it was to lose her, I know we made the right decision. I can't say enough good things about the care team - the day I had dreaded would have been a million times worse if it were not for them and I honestly thank them for helping me get through this decision. read more

Pet+E.R - Saying goodbye. - Emergency Pet Hospital Near Me - Cockeysville, Maryland

Just had a horrible experience at the Pet+ER in Towson, and I'd really advise you to find another option if you need an ER for your pet. My dog had 48 hours of near hourly diarrhea which did not respond to all of the ordinary efforts of home treatment. She then began to vomit, and since it was a Saturday afternoon, I took her to the ER. I waited an hour to be triaged, and when the triage staff approached, he asked a question, and before I answered he turned around and walked away without saying a word. Thirty minutes later, I flagged him down and he said, "oh- no one has talked to you yet?". Shortly after, another woman approached and was very nice. She took symptom info and vital signs and said we would be put in a room. Someone else put us in a room- the room my previous dog had died in the last time I was there- just a bad coincidence, so I didn't say anything. I sat in that room for three hours and no one ever came in the room. While in the room, I got a text telling me to come in and begin the triage process. I texted back that I was already there and what room I was in. No response. I went to the desk- just want to make sure you know I'm here. Yes, yes, we know. Waited and waited and after four hours I left. Not one person ever checked on my dog. Staffing is horrendous- and communication is awful. I will take my dog elsewhere in the morning, and hope that I'm doing the right thing. Will never go back to Pet+ER in Towson. read more

When we came in it was our first time and I had no idea what I was doing but the receptionist immediately acknowledged us and we were seen very quickly after. My pup was examined, diagnosed, and patched quickly. The vet and techs were so attentive and loving to my pup and very kind to me. Will always go here for an emergency read more

On one of the worst days of our lives your staff showed us so much compassion. Our 5yr old lab passed away suddenly and unexpectedly. We had no idea what to do and ended up at the Pet ER. The staff immediately ran out to my car to carry her in and tried everything they could but she was already gone. Everyone we encountered that day showed us so much kindness. They gave us privacy and time to say goodbye. They cried with us and gave me a big hug when we left. They were equally as compassionate when we returned to retrieve her remains. On such a horrible day, your staff showed us that people do care for both people and animals. I will never forget the kindness you showed us on that devastating day. read more

My experience with Pet+ER was beyond accommodating and I have nothing but positive feedback. I am sad to see that there are negative reviews below because they really saved me in an emergency! (Just a note that this review is from a visit last year). I drove down from NYC to Baltimore, with my cat Felix, to stay with my family for about a week. Upon arriving around midnight, I realized I forgot one of Felix's anti-seizure medications, which he requires every 8 hours. Initially, I thought I'd have to drive all the way back up to NYC to grab the meds because any new vet that sees Felix charges an initial exam fee. I frantically called Pet+ER and explained the situation. They asked for me to send all of Felix's records (which I did, by email) and warned me that I had to pay an exam fee of $99. That was cheaper than driving back to NY, so I decided to take Felix in. When I arrived at the ER, there was only one other patient waiting. The staff and doctors were very friendly and took care of Felix immediately. They prescribed a week's worth of the meds, just enough before I planned to return to NY. But the most generous thing is that they waived the exam fee because they knew I was only in town for a short time. All I owed was $25 for the meds for the midnight emergency. Because of this wonderful experience, I highly recommend this team :). Thank you for helping me and Felix! read more

Heed all the 1* reviews. They are there for a reason. Without going in to all the details: I have visited Pet ER with various dogs throughout the years. I've never been exactly happy with my visits, but I never felt as though I should absolutely avoid them until this past week. My dog had been under care and had surgery at a great vet hospital, located, unfortunately, in Rockville, so not the most convenient when one lives in Baltimore City. When my dog started experiencing extreme and unusual pain one week last night, I was worried and brought him to Pet ER. I could go into how triage never came, or how he couldn't stand so the staff just let him lie by the counter, but I won't. The vet tech was a bright spot, although she promised a blanket for my dog to lie on and then forgot and I had to chase her down. The vet, however, proved that any good feelings I had about the staff were misplaced. This very young woman seemed to care nothing for animals, and besides listening to his heart, spent the bulk of her time reading his chart. She ordered a ton of tests. Since my dog very recently had major surgery and was under care of a local vet, I was certain that he didn't need the $200+ worth of blood work. I knew he wasn't anemic when she said that it was important to check him for that. I let them check his blood pressure and give him fluids and that was it. And, no Pet ER vet, there is absolutely no reason to keep him overnight. And, to make things even less pleasant, the vet had a cold, so spent her time sniffling and sneezing. (Think Donald Trump at the debate but worse!) I'm not sure how vet hospitals work, but I'd guess that Pet ER works on some sort of bonus system with the vets. I don't know how else to explain the ordering of tests that weren't necessary, and trying to pad the bill. I felt lucky to have gotten out of there with a bill just under $200 than one just under $2000. Do not let them do tests that you don't think you need. Pet Owners Beware! read more

Our elderly cat went into renal failure and we were sent here for care. Everyone was so kind and helpful. Communication was great and frequent. You never want to be here with your pet but we are so happy that the vets and techs were here for us read more

I suspected that my dog had ingested some type of poison or something he shouldn't have. I rushed him here, absolutely terrified. I was greeted by the incredibly helpful and kind front desk staff. My dog was then quickly taken back and looked at by a vet tech. We were then placed in a waiting room and told the vet would be right with us. The vet tech then came back and handed me a number for poison control. He said it was a 50$ fee just to call them, identify the poison and then have them communicate with the vet. I thought it was absurd for me to have to pay for such a thing, but as most pet parents would, I called. While I was on the phone answering questions that I didn't know the answer to(well what kind of poison was it?) my dog was looking worse and worse. I would have at least thought they would have given him some fluids at this point. Poison control was $50 down the drain. They didn't help me in any way. I can't put all blame on them however. I feel that it's unprofessional that one: I had to call them myself while I'm in such a state of panic and two: the vets "didn't" know how to handle poisonings on their own. Another 15 minutes go by and I'm told again that the vet will be on her way soon. There were no other dogs visible to me when I came in and no other cars in the parking lot. I'm not sure what goes on behind the scenes, but when I'm rushing in to the emergency room, suspecting my dog ingested something poisonous, I expect a little more urgency. The vet FINALLY came in after I went crying to the front desk. The vet went on the just ask the same questions and reiterate what I said. They took my dog back for blood testing. When he came back his results were normal, but my dog was still not himself. They eventually gave him fluids and charcoal, just in case he did eat something poisonous. This was about an hour after I had arrived however. I could continue to go on, but I'll wrap this up by saying almost $500 later, I left not knowing any more than I did when I entered. This place takes advantage of people, knowing that there really aren't any other options in the area. My dog is feeling better, but I still left feeling uneasy. The one positive here is the front desk staff. They showed a sense of urgency and that they actually cared. I would suggest looking at other options before rushing here however. read more

I hate to say that I was here just because I hate reliving the memory of my pup eating about 3 pounds of chocolate, but I had an ok experience here. I liked the doctor and all of the people working in the back were great, that being said there were some miscommunications with bulking. They told me it would be $700 if I got him first thing in the morning. I came earlier than first thing in the morning and my bill was $1000. I had to argue with them to get it back to what they had originally told me. It was a he said she said situation, the woman last night told me get there by 11am and the guy told me anytime I picked him up past 8am would add another half day charge. They did the right thing but it was a hassle. I now have another 24/hour pet Er. read more

While the reason I had to visit and outcome were horrible the entire staff was amazing. My son and I were treated very well and my cat was made a true top priority especially when they saw how sick he was. The receptionist, nurses and vet were all caring and professional. read more

It is probably cheaper to have a real baby at the hospital then to bring your fur baby in here to get diagnosed. How do they expect any normal person to afford medical care if your pet is sick. My visit today cost 6,000$ and they still don't know what's wrong with her. Yes they are great vets and all that wonderful bullshit but when it comes down to it they are way to expensive. Coming here makes you feel like a terrible pet owner if you can't afford there services. No one wants there animal sick but who can afford $6000 and you can't even give me a diagnosis read more

Last night my yorkie swallowed something and began vomiting and choking. During these unsettling times, I was not sure if the Pet +ER was open. A quick call confirmed that they were. A tech came to the car and got some info and then took my dog inside. I was so distraught. Shortly, she came back and said that one of us could go in. I went in and found a team of techs and the doctor surrounding my dog. The doctor was calm and kind and ordered xrays. However, my dog began to vomit and expelled what she had swallowed. Everyone cheered! I went in a room with my dog to monitor her. During this time a tech and the doctor came in to check her out. They were so happy that this situation was resolved and told me to just monitor her for coughing. They did not charge me a cent! Every experience I have had with Pet+ER over the years has been so professional and caring, including the time we had to euthanize our sweet dog. I am so grateful for the help and support they gave me last night. Holding my dog close today. read more

Can't thank the Pet Er and staff for comforting us at the loss of our dog Raven .. they were so amazing, understanding, kind .. thank you for loving our raven read more

I am still coming down from being on edge from quite a traumatic experience, so my review is likely to be a bit infused with anger. We brought my cat in last night (830pm) because he started exhibiting odd behavior: lethargy, tenderness in the belly, and I could feel a baseball sized swelling between his hind legs (bladder). I took him to Pet-ER Towson and was rushed in and told he needed immediate attention as he likely had crystals in his bladder. These crystals had obstructed his urethra and was not allowing him to urinate, which was not allowing the toxins to exit his body. It was time sensitive, as if the toxins were to build they were going to potentially cause permanent kidney damage and or death. I was quoted $2300-$3000 to have him hospitalozed, have a catheter put in, and monitored (blood levels, kidney function, etc.) for 48 hours. The amount was incomprehensible and we were absolutely heart broken. My wife combing for information asked some "what ifs" and "whys" and was met with a bit of attitude from the vet. We were eventually given an alternative to stick a needle in him to manually drain the bladder to relieve the pain, temporarily, so we could take him to our primary vet in the morning. We didnt know what to do. We couldn't swallow $3000, and were scared to pay to have his bladder drained only to have the vet tell us the same thing the next day. The vet actually got agitated with us and said very coldly and shortly "well obviously, you need to make a decision, so how much longer do you think you'll need?!" We went with draining the bladder and we're sent home with a vile of blood, allegedly from his urine. $300 and the next morning later, we called our vet and as Murphy would have it, they said they werent capable of performing the procedure and that we would need to go back to Pet-ER. We were destroyed. We packed up and headed back to Pet-ER expecting to have to say good bye to our baby boy. They held firm with the $3000, and took us back to our room. Then a tech came back and said one of the doctors recommended we take him to another (name withheld) hospital because they could likely perform it "relatively inexpensively". What did we have to lose? We rushed over to the other hospital and $60 later, some antibiotics, a new rx diet, and our baby boy is back home. The Doctor there was able to, with ease and confidence, manually express the bladder clearing the obstruction. Nice clear urine with a heavy stream. My cat may have to go back in to get expressed again, or worst case scenario $600 for catheter and monitoring, but per that Doctor "this young boy is not a $600 cat, he is going home to rest and recover!" Now, I am not a professional in the medical industry, nor will I claim to be anything close, but these were two VASTLY different experiences within 16 hours. One was very cold, traumatic, evasive, rushed, expensive, and ultimate. The other was swift, professional, nurturing, understanding, transparent, and thorough. I cannot definitively point my finger and exclaim "foul play", but I can confidently say I will NEVER bring any of our animals there again. read more

Went on a Sunday- with a pup with a severe bite wound- made us wait out in the car- which I understand even tho our Governor lifted the restrictions- someone came out looked at him said be right back- after an hour of waiting called me and said we only accept critical patients today- REALLY.... why didn't you tell me that an hour ago- I even asked the girl who looked at him- if you cant see him tell me- and I'll go somewhere else- but to make a bleeding pup wait an hour is just CRUEL. No worries- he got excellent care at FALLS ROAD and the pet er is out of my phone FOREVER read more

Unfortunately we had to put our dog down tonight, and we were blessed to to have Dr. Barfield as our Vet. From the moment we called, the entire staff was compassionate and friendly. We were quickly taken back and soon met Dr. Barfield. He was clearly knowledgeable and compassionate and made a very difficult night a little less painful. He asked about our dog, listened, and was very articulate, making us comfortable with such a difficult decision. read more

So far, the vet techs and vet have been really kind. However, I don't appreciate being told I'll be waiting an hour and sitting for nearly two and still not hearing a word. I hate that I'm separated from my pet and would appreciate a little communication. read more

they made us feel important even though they were super busy during the pandemic. they communicated with us the entire time that our cat was with them and updated us whenever they could. the doctor was thorough and explained things really well. i really felt like our cat was safe while he was here, and i am so thankful for how friendly and helpful the staff was! read more

I couldn't ask for a better team. We visited MD from NY and we knew our dog Simon was not in a good way. We looked these guys up beforehand and called them to tell them we may need their help. The time came and we had to drive our wonderful dog to them at 9:30pm on 12/23/2018 of all nights. They were beyond caring and generous with time and services. I ghost recommend this wonderful team! read more

My clumsy, accident-prone dog and I have visited PET+ER in Towson a few times now. The most recent was yesterday when he started vomiting up foam and his gums turned white. I was blown away by the care given, especially during the difficult pandemic. Someone came out to my car and took my dog almost right away, and they called me while I waited in the parking lot continuously. The constant updates and communication really put me at ease when I wasn't allowed inside with my dog. Dr. Peterson went above and beyond in telling me what was going on and answering all of my questions. They took such great care of my dog, and I cannot thank them enough. The triage nurses and discharge nurses, as well, were all friendly, helpful, and communicative. In an emergency, this is the place to go. read more

Horrible. Took 3 hours to even look at my dog. Then 2 and half hours after they were done to release her. The staff was very rude. Doctor was nice but not enough to make up for the inflated costs and to be treated so horrendously. read more

We took my dog here for a torn ear and waited 2 hours before we were seen. They said they were really busy (we only saw two other dogs come in) Once the vet saw us she said I would need to leave my dog overnight because he needed to be sedated and stitched up. They came back with an estimate of 2800. We were in shock. A hospital for humans would not cost that much. Maybe they wanted him overnight because they were busy??? She gave us an alternative to clean the wound and take him back my vet in the morning. We did that. By the way head wrap to protect the ear was 65 dollars alone. One dose of an antibiotic was 42 dollars. We are not in Beverly Hills! Next day he was fixed up at my new vet for 328 dollars total. read more