There is no one who I trust more with my dogs!!! Michele…read moreSacksteter is the most compassionate, thorough, knowledgeable and honest vet I've ever had any of my pets to. She spends however much time is necessary with my girls. She sits on the floor with them and genuinely cares about them. I travel anywhere from 30-45 minutes for an appointment depending on which office we're going to. She has one in Canonsburg,PA and one in Washington, PA. I would drive Hours, without hesitation, if she was to relocate. Her offices are staffed with an equally kind, compassionate and knowledgeable group of technicians. I love everyone and everything associated with All About Pets.

I would recommend Dr. S. and her staff to anyone. Firstly, Dr. Sacksteder is amazing. It is clear…read morethat she is knowledgeable and wants nothing but the best outcome for your pet. Outside of knowing her stuff, she treats each patient as if it were her own. My dog and cats get kisses, pets and love every time they are there. Secondly, the staff are just as loving to your animals as Dr. S. and are knowledgeable when asked questions. I live about 25 minutes away from Canonsburg but will continue to make the drive because of the high quality of service.

This practice is a wonderful resource for all pet owners, from those with horses to dog and cat…read moreowners. I am particularly grateful to Dr. Amanda Conklin for her personal and professional care. I highly recommend the staff and vets!

I wish I could give 0 stars. Just got off the phone with my vet telling me that I'm no longer…read morewelcome there because of how I apparently mistreated her and her staff. My dog is on a pretty high prescription of trazodone, and has been for a while now. The last time she was at the vet was March 2024 but we have been giving her this medication long before that and through this past month being August 2025. When I went to refill her medication through our pharmacy (which is not at the vet) we apparently ran out of refills, so they reached out to the vet, a total of four times before Labor Day weekend. When they weren't getting any response back, I took the liberty to contact the vet myself. I was told by the vet assistant that an appointment was overdue and needed to be made because apparently there needs to be an annual check up. No one told me an annual check up was needed to continue giving my dog this medication but here we are a year AND A HALF later, and we were still able to refill and give my dog this medication until now. So after being told that I need to schedule an appointment, apparently the next appointment isn't for a few weeks. So I asked if the prescription could be filled until the doctor could see my dog. After being told by the assistant it was not possible to get a refill, I persisted this medication was needed, and she later stated would need to chat with the doctor. After a few minutes, the doctor called me back and told me she could lose her license by refilling even just a few days of medication because she needed to see the dog since it's been over a year. No one told me an annual checkup was needed and this prescription was on autofill, so usually when it's low, the next refill is waiting at the pharmacy. Apparently it was my responsibility to be on top of annual appts, but I was never informed annual appts were even necessary for this prescription, especially since it has already been over a year and we've received multiple refill already after an appt would be due. So now the vet was still refusing to fill this prescription, even a small amount until the appt date. To me this sounded like she was trying to change my dog medication from her current prescription down to zero until she could see my dog. I implied that she's changing my dog's medication before she can see my dog, she is breaking her own rule. It would make more sense to me to keep her current medication until she can see my dog and adjust whatever is needed. After a few words back-and-forth, I insisted this medication should be kept the same and at least refilled until the appt, but she then told me, "based on your interactions with me and my staff, its become clear to me how poorly you treat your dog, and I refuse to fill this prescription on principal alone now." Obviously I'm frustrated at this point, so I may have replied with a few unkind words because she insinuated I don't care about my dog, when I am simply trying to get the medication she desperately needs. She then told me the appt is now cancelled and I'm no longer welcome at the office anymore.

Wonderful office staff and doctor was very compassionate. Very reasonable pricing. Was so scared…read morefor my dog and they really took their time in explaining everything.

Start in office appointments with the pets, no waiting outside in the car people want to be with…read moretheir pets specially when they are sick! Have more respectful communication skills. Some staff there needs to lose the attitude!

Absolutely wonderful vet!! They are very caring and go above and beyond for your furry family…read moremember. Highly recommended!!

Office staff very attentive and give great customer service. When my dog was sick, vet went out of…read moretheir way to check on my dog's health. Definitely recommend

My ten-year-old, very healthy, German Shepherd, Kayda,…read morestarted experiencing issues with her hind end about four months ago. It started with her just becoming a bit wobbly while walking. We got her started with treatments immediately. At first, our vet thought it was just age and some ortho issues. Hip dysplasia and arthritis (which she does have as she is ten). We did non-invasive diagnostic testing. We did Librela shots. we did oral NSAIDs and pain medication. We did physical therapy. And while it didn't particularly seem like she was in pain, the strength in her back legs was clearly getting worse over the past few months despite our efforts. About a week ago, she took a turn for the true worst. What was once weakness in the back legs was now near complete paralysis. She was suffering mentally. She was tired. I thought it was the end and I would have to make the decision that I have been dreading for the last ten-plus years. I have heard that when it is time, you'll know. She will tell you. But she still didn't. She told me she was frustrated. She told me she was tired. But she did not tell me she was ready to be done. So, I listened to her. This past Monday morning, in a last-ditch effort, I called the MedVet Emergency Department. My incredible experience literally started the second that I made that phone call. Upon arrival to MedVet, I carried Kayda in, and they let us go back to a room right away instead of sitting in the waiting room once they saw Kayda's condition (and mine). A very nice tech came in, got Kayda's history, and took her back to be evaluated by the neurosurgeon, Dr. Jacob Leslie. Probably the only "negative" thing I would say about this whole experience was that when they took her back, they said they were going to get her vitals and be right back. I work in the medical field, so I do know what "be right back" means, so I was expecting it to take a bit of time. However, she was back there for about forty-five minutes, and I was panicking. Luckily, a woman came in and said they didn't forget about me, and Kayda would be back shortly, which she was. It turns out when they were back there, they did a whole work-up, ultrasound, EKG, etc. It just would have been a little more settling in such a time of uncertainty to know that it was going to be a little while. But she was safe and receiving care. They brought her back in and with her came the neurosurgeon, Dr. Jacob Leslie. When I say incredible, I truly mean it from the bottom of my heart. He is clearly brilliant, however is able to word and explain things for those of us who are not as familiar with canine neuro issues, how it all works, what to expect, possible other issues, all of it. He was calm. He was respectful. He was empathetic. He was realistic. He possesses every single quality you would hope to have in a doctor, whether it be for yourself, a loved one, or a beloved pet. He explained in depth what the possible issues could be causing her hind lameness, and that an MRI would be necessary to determine the cause. When I say this man explained every single thing that would be done, could be done, could happen, should happen, etc., I mean in DEPTH. Really took his time to make sure we fully understood. Answered our million questions Was beyond patient and understanding. On Monday, Kayda had her MRI. It showed a ruptured disc and possible infection. He gave us the prognosis of recovery which was great, and recommended surgery. We had full trust in him. I trusted him with her life. We took Kayda in on Tuesday for her laminectomy. She stayed overnight in the ICU, and we were able to pick her up Wednesday afternoon. They called when she went in for procedures. They called when she was out. They called to update us. The doctor called multiple times. They were beyond accommodating and thoughtful and understood our stress. I cannot adequately thank the staff at MedVet. The words "grateful" and "thankful" feel like they poorly describe the feeling I have. Indebted. They have saved Kayda's life. They restored her quality of life. They gave her the fighting chance to do what she loves again. Run around and be independent and do whatever she pleases. She is the most resilient, strongest, healthiest girl, and I know she will be a champ about this, just like everything else. The road to recovery will be taxing and frustrating, but Dr. Leslie is confident that she will regain function and it will be worth it. There is quite literally nothing I wouldn't do for Kayda, and that is exactly how this team made me feel. That they would do anything they possibly could to help her. And I think that was the best part. I knew she was in great hands that truly cared about her. If anyone needs impeccable care, emergency or not, absolutely highly consider going to MedVet. Thank you, Dr. Leslie, and the neurosurgery team! You all encompass what it means to be exceptional providers.

If I could give zero stars I would. Sat in our car for 20 minutes to do a Parvo test. Came back…read moreclear so we went inside where a 3 month old puppy and I sat for 9 hours. No one checked on us.Puppy threw up twice and they had to clean it up. He was still not seen. About 6 of us sat that long. When we saw the Dr shewant to do very expensive tests since the Parvo test they gave was only 95%. Also other expensive tests. I told her my REAL Vet opened in 9 hours and I would go there. Massive rip off. Everyone who was seen before us said the same thing. $500,00 to $600,00 for 9 hours and they were all told more expensive tests were needed. And my puppy is still sick. DONT GO HERE

I've been taking my moms cats here for years and started taking my own, they are the sweetest most…read morehelpful team of people, they took their time and was very thorough when trying to figure out what was wrong with my kitty. They will never overcharge you and are very honest and upfront with the prices before they do anything and even helped for my girls medication. I would recommend to anyone and everyone in the area, thank you again

I am not happy. Found this vet since we moved to the area and saw the 5 star reviews so decided to…read moremake appt. They make you give a $58 deposit when you make the appt, fine. After taking my dog in they bashed the previous vet stating he was suppose to have all these vaccines he never received. I requested they trim his nails. They brought him out to me and said he would not accept the Lyme vaccine he was suppose to get. I asked, "did he allow you to trim his nails?" "no, you'll need to play with his paws more." Sorry but WTF? Ringing me out she said since he didn't get the one vaccine bill came to $95. When I got home I looked and realized they didn't credit my $58 deposit AND they charged me for vaccine he didn't get. Called to sort this matter out and was told he DID get Lyme vaccine (again. WTF) and they said their system does not show you the $58 deposit being credited, you just need to know it's on there. They are not transparent with their billing and facility does not seem to be a smooth operation.

Took a cat with FIP here to have his abdomen drained. Unbeknownst to us, the vet left to attend an…read moreevent with her child, and left the procedure in the hands of an assistant, who drained so much fluid from his abdomen that my mother, who is a human RN, said that that would have caused a problem for a human to have that much removed at once. The cat went into a spiral shortly after we got him home, and died very soon after. When I raised objections to Dr. Sacksteder, all I got was defensiveness in response. I will never return to this vet.

Possibly the best Vet I ever worked with. Kind, friendly, super knowledgeable Dr. with common…read moresense treatment plans. Gives suggestions on how to be proactive but is not pushy. The staff is very friendly and helpful as well.

I had such a great experience! My cat Jeff was dealing with urinary crystals, but the team at…read moreAffordable Care took such good care of him. Dr. Carly saw him first and was super helpful and easy to talk to--she explained everything in detail and I felt much better about what was going on. We followed up with Dr. Kellie, who was just as kind and thorough. I just love these two! Everyone was really communicative the whole time, which I appreciated so much. The facility is also super cute and clean! The entire staff was very nice and helpful. Definitely recommend!

I have been bringing my dogs here for the last six years. And even during the height of Covid they…read morestill helped save my two babies. And they said "pay what you can" Fast forward after losing those two babies ( same day) to my two new babies of three years. My little American bully had an open pyometra infection. VEG in shadyside was cool letting her bleed out for 5 hours as we waited on a dog that ate ONE GRAPE so when it stopped we left and these people got her. Got her set up for an emergency hysterectomy. Saved my girl and she's as good as new if not better. The staff is always wonderful the veterinarians are always wonderful and the price .... it's almost unbelievable for the amount of care you receive even when they're busy. out the door $1200. VEG wanted 1700 just for an x-ray and bloodwork and it would be $4000 for the Emergency hysterectomy two - 4 days after the fact of her bleeding out. She's a tough cookie and this will always be my go to place. this is the third baby they've saved for me. Deeply grateful.

Greentree Animal Clinic South is my second choice for veterinary care... the first is the original…read morelocation on Greentree Rd. LOL. With an elderly dog, it's great to have a sense of humor and a fantastic vet team! I highly recommend either location. Cheers.

Our go to place for our Kitty Cat. They are so friendly and really treat the cats so well very…read morecalming. Thanks so much every time we take our cat in we feel better when we leave.

What lovely vets!!! The Dr.'s love for the cats is overwhelming. Pete the cat was back to himself…read morein no time ! Thank you Cat Clinic!!!