Yes yes most definitely will recommend. Clean place and very friendly staff . The best part DR…read morefields understood my 17 year old furries needs . My furry daughter has heart disease and her compasión and knowledge made me trust the care immediately. Also made it possible for me to financially be able to get my testing done for my furry girl . She did not do like "meadowlands vet @ Hackensack that refused to trim my girl nails because I couldn't afford the $400 blood work at the time or left me with no meds .

After being a long time customer with our pets and we just got back a few hours ago with our puppy…read morethat they gave her shot no one said he would be in pain! But seeing my dog in excruciating pain And they never mentioned that he would be in pain just that he might be sleepy we called him in 20 minutes after they closed no one call us back for two hours so I'm not inclined to bring my dog back to them and I am a loyal customer but I will not tolerate this kind of lack of professionalism

I'm always put at ease coming here and truly grateful for the immediate care they provide for my…read moredog. I can trust that she's in good hands every time. Yes, it can cost an arm and a leg--thank God for pet insurance--but I understand this is 24-hour emergency care, and that's never cheap. Most importantly, I don't feel pressured into upsells or unnecessary treatments, which I really appreciate. Every doctor I've seen has been very patient, attentive, and professional--and all the employees, vets, and techs are genuinely compassionate as well. I especially appreciated Dr. Alexander Nunez, who treated my dog last night and really stood out for his care and approach. I've never had a bad experience here. I'm genuinely grateful to live so close to a place I can rely on for my pet's emergencies.

Veterinary emergency group is not a full animal hospital. And their prices are higher because they…read moreare for profit so before you go there consider this- Is your animal stable? If so you would be better off to drive to a 24-hour full hospital like the emergency room at ordell animal hospital or The animal medical center. That way whatever your animal needs there are doctors who can be called in and 24-hour doctors on staff. For example if you need an ultrasound veg does not have anyone to call in. They are not equipped to give an MRI they are not equipped to give a CAT scan they are equipped to do X-rays and blood work but they drag their feet about giving me my blood work within the 48 hours that we were there when I was leaving with my dog they refused to give me my blood work and took 4 days to give me my blood work and x-rays they could have just sent me the data they did the blood work in house and they could have released the X-rays to me to show it to my regular vet. They did this because they wanted to write a report they delayed me in getting the care that I wanted to get during the prelude to a massive Thanksgiving holiday. What veg is good for is that they will immediately treat your animal!... They will begin treatment while they are admitting your animal. So if your animal is having difficulty breathing if you think they have an allergy if you think they ate something poisonous then I would go to the closest facility including VEG but if they're stable or you are the same distance from a full 24-hour hospital like the animal specialty center in Yonkers the animal medical center in Manhattan the or oradell animal hospital in New Jersey then that is where I would go . Be also prepared that they can be extremely insensitive. I was on the phone with a friend to get help paying because I had been caring for a sick family member for the last 3 years it was during COVID.... And I was on the phone with a friend who was helping me set up payment. She decided that the last minute that she was only going to pay half and so I had to call another friend to help with the other half here they actually put this in the report like that was noteworty.... Like it was awesome how that somebody would have an emergency in the middle of the night and rushed to the hospital knowing that they had family and friends who would help. Oh yeah and they charge me for two bottles of medicine two bottles of clavamox and still have not reimbursed me for the bottle that they didn't give me. Be prepared that you're going to pay more for that care. This is not unusual but a reason to try and find a true 24-hour hospital versus an emergency only facility..

Dr. Mossad and his staff are wonderful! He has been our vet through 3 dogs and 3 housing moves and…read morewe wouldn't go anywhere else. The office is compassionate, kind and always available should there be an emergency ( and there has been). I also appreciate how they always know my dogs. Thank you everyone! Pamela Etzin

"Dr. Mossad and his staffs are very attentive, caring, and professional. Our dog was very sick, and…read morewe didn't know the cause of her illness. First, we went to Bond Vet near our house, but they were not professional enough to prescribe the right medication for her. As her symptoms got worse, we were recommended this clinic, and it saved us. It took about 3 weeks, but he finally cured her symptoms. The doctor suggested a step-by-step medication plan, and with our faith in his instructions, our dog was able to regain her health. Thank you, Doctor, and all the staff who kindly answered our many questions via message.

Great down the Earth Drs treat your dog with care and understanding unlike other vets. They don't…read moretry to overbill you for stuff that you don't need you feel comfortable dealing with Dr. Brennan.

Dr. Glennon, Dr. C and amazing Shannon are simply the best. The way Dr Glennon takes care of my…read moresenior dog, who was diagnosed with Cushing disease, is impeccable. Constantly checked in when he was first diagnosed. The entire staff is extremely caring. At another appointment my dog had a quick follow up, the staff came and got him from my car. Who does that? Amazingly this staff does. They are super chill, detailed oriented, makes you feel comfortable. The best place to go too. I highly recommend this place.

My fur baby, Zuri, has been seeing Dr. May for a little over a year and half now. I'm thoroughly…read morepleased with her elite care of my baby. Little history: Zuri is an IMHA (Immune Mediated Hemolytic Anemia ) survivor/rockstar warrior. She started seeing Dr. May approx. 3 weeks after a week long stay at the hospital, where she had 6 blood transfusions. The hospital did a phenomenal job, but when Zuri was released, her red blood cells count was still gravely low. Her case was very aggressive. Zuri was on a few medications to help her, but I knew that Zuri would need someone highly skilled. So, I did some research about internal medicine vets in NJ and found Dr May. Best decision ever! Dr. May meticulously monitored Zuri's health over several long months, always answering/addressing my many questions/ concerns, finally weaning Zuri off of her IMHA meds entirely. By the time, Zuri was off of her meds with great values, I was ready to cease the monthly visits because Zuri was doing great, and I was 100pct comfortable with Dr. May's plan. She got Zuri that far! It was a beyond scary time for me, and Zuri had been through a lot. But, Dr. May and everyone from the assistants to the front desk at Animal Care of Oradell made the overwhelming experience better. Everyone always answered my MANY questions!! It's even the little things like being engaged by Sherry at the front desk, who is always very friendly, helpful, and responsive. It doesn't escape me that she would engage me to maybe make me smile or laugh...to just relax a bit, especially earlier on when I was a nervous wreck. Fast forward to this year, Zuri was doing so well that she really just needed to get an annual done. And, it was during this visit, Dr. May noticed that Zuri's kidney function was off. She had Zuri undergo a few studies, and it was determined that Zuri has kidney filtration (protein losing nephropathy) as well as high blood pressure issues, but it was caught very early. And, since being put on a couple medications, Zuri's levels are looking really good. Btw, during this time, Zuri never displayed any signs that she was ill. Again, this is a testament to Dr. May's diligence and care. I've written enough, but since I never got around to writing one last year, I figured a lengthy review is appropriate. :-) I wholeheartedly recommended Animal Care of Oradell.

Dr. Hurst is an amazing veterinarian! I've been going to him for over ten years now. My two dogs…read morehave had all 4 of their ACL surgeries, spayed surgeries, and a couple other procedures. He always tells you the truth whether you're willing to accept it or not. He doesn't sugarcoat anything and that's what you want to hear as a customer. He is extremely knowledgeable, and takes the time to explain everything to you regarding your pet. His staff are always helpful and make the experience more friendly than other vets do. It's very clean as well. As long as he operates, we will continue to bring our animals to him whenever the need arises. Thank you always for your bedside manner and professionalism!

Dr. Stekler is a dedicated, caring veterinarian who goes to Herculean lengths to provide the very…read morebest care for your fur babies. He is also the most reasonably priced vet. He and his wife make an incredible team in the office. It is obvious that they both clearly love animals and what they do for a living.

Dr Stekler is very knowledgeable and truly cares about the animals. He is the true essence of a…read moredoctor. I have been going to him for years and I trust him fully for the care of my dogs.

I definitely would give these sitters more stars if there were more! They were so professional,…read morereasonable rates, and courteous. I truly felt my two kitties were in great hands, not to mention my outside kitty who Carol, our sitter, tended too as well! I was gone for two weeks and it was my first time away from my babies. Carol was super terrific, as was Tom who really made me feel at ease leaving them in their care. The house was in tact, flowers which came when I was away were put into a vase (they died, but Carol sent a pix of them)...she watered my plants, and left a cute placemat say" My Pet Sitter Love Me"! What a great thoughtful touch! I would so recommend these sitters to anyone who loves their pets and wants great love and care while they are away! I had no worries or concerns after this experience and will defintely use them again! Lucille Layne Dumont, NJ.

Paws, Claws, and Tails has been a pleasure to work with since we hired them in October to do daily…read morewalks for our bit-of-a-handful pooch. They're always flexible about scheduling and accessible by phone and my dog loves his new walking buddy. We haven't used their overnight services yet, but I do know that they offer pet sitting if you go out of town as well, which is a nice option if you're a regular since your dog is already comfortable with the person checking in on them. Good job guys.

Besides their computers down n messing the invoice several times sent me to collections for non…read morepayment when they never sent the bills. Asked for Dr notes for insurance company. Never sent them. But they billed me for them. They put a screw in this knee joint thatvwasvto big and told me he can stay like that but the dog was not able to walk. 3 x rays n 2 months later they removed it. Now there's damage to the joint. I'm still in collection cause they refused to give me the dogs drs notes. I have never been so upset, angry and frustrated they also refused to talk to me. Thank you accounting dept for ypur nasty attitude. Thank ypu for poor Dr services not worth the 10k

If I could give this place no stars I would. The majority of the people that work here are awful…read more One of the nurses continuously referred to my senior dog as geriatric & referenced that he was so old and doesn't have too much time left when I just found out he had kidney issues. Then about a year later I was told he was in kidney failure, just a month ago I called them to ask what the process was when it is time to cross the rainbow bridge. I was assured they would work with my schedule and make it as easy as possible. Unfortunately the time came the next day and I called and they were not able to fit me in the schedule because they were booked and ready to leave for the day. (it as 4:00) I was told I could come in tomorrow but I will have to wait until they have time. I am sorry but are you f*cking kidding me? You JUST told me YESTERDAY you would fit us in and make it as easy as possible for me and this was your response? I ended up bringing him to his backup vet that took the time to stay late to help us through the situation. The doctor at this other vet comforted us and took the time to make sure we were all okay. We were not kept waiting or rushed out the door because they were closing. The next day i called Banfield to let them know he had passed and i did not even get an I'm Sorry. Instead I got an Ok I'll take him out of the system. I have not yet a month later received any acknowledgement of sympathy from these coldhearted people. My dog was a patient of theirs for over 10yrs and they could not be bothered to show some kind of affection. Shame on you!!

I was already happy with the medical care that my dogs received at the Hospital, especially my…read moreoldest dog that have been very sick for the past two years. Today we had to make the hardest decision about letting her go and during those moments I felt the true compassion and care from Doctor Harvie and her team that made me feel among friends. I will be forever grateful.

Valley Brook has been my vet for a over a decade. My senior dog got very sick in January 2025 and…read morethey saw him multiple times and we spoke every day and they were open to try things and we collaborated together and after six weeks my old guy is back to normal and doing fabulous!!!! They take the time and work with you which I really appreciate.

I love my dog and so rue the day I agreed to bring her here for what is tantamount to an…read moreevisceration to remove a BUCKETFUL of stones from her bladder (cystotomy). Although I am a physician I am not familiar with this procedure in canines, but apparently open incisions are used to cut into the bladder for stone removal. My. Baby girl was discharged in howling pain, which was traumatic for my sister who had retrieved her. She had to return her to demand appropriate pain management for the dog as she was only given gabapentin and Rimadyl (doggie Advil). Even women who have cesarean sections are given strong analgesia for at least 3 days postoperatively. My baby suffered for days. I called the office the following day to get information regarding her diet going forward, as bladder stones can definitely recur. Not only was I not given any information, but I was merely switched to another person who just asked for my financials to make payment for the "extra (much needed) meds." I was given a generic receipt, so my insurance denied the payment, and I was NEVER given the invoice for the surgery, which was almost 3k and paid in full up front. I sent an email requesting the invoice, and to date they refused to respond, so I will not be able to submit for the reimbursement. When my son called the office he was told that they "didn't know" about the insurance- even though it is on file. Although they claim they will submit, I don't have much faith that they will. Further, why was this not handled from the beginning before they tortured my baby? If a human patient is treated this way there are patient advocates & lawyers promptly involved. I guess things are different in Veterinary Medicine.... But animals deserve compassionate care, too. Some people love their pets more than their spouses. In addition, pet parents should be counseled regarding the operative course, what to expect, and how to manage their pets post-operatively at home. My family, and especially my dog, were traumatized by this experience. This vet got good reviews on Yelp for some reason; maybe they are acceptable for routine well care visits and minor illnesses. But if you have a pet with serious illness or require invasive or surgical intervention I encourage you to seek another Veterinary practice.

I have been bringing my Chihuahua to Worth Street Vet since 2019, and have nothing but great things…read moreto say. Are they potentially more expensive than others? Perhaps. But the care my dog receives here is top notch. The vets and vet techs have true compassion, the front desk staff is friendly, and I have not had one issue since coming here. My dog is very nervous and even though he isn't a fan of coming, all of the staff ensure that he feels comforted on his visits. I do believe the front desk submits insurance claims for the animal if you carry a policy, but I have always submitted on my own.