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    Ringtown Valley Veterinary Hospital

    3.0 (4 reviews)

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    THE BEST! What else can I say? Dr. Jones is incredibly…read moreintelligent, compassionate and kind. When she cried with us after our dog was euthanized, we knew we had the perfect vet. She and her unbelievable staff have been with us through lots of drool :), neuters, spays, puppy shots and as mentioned above, unfortunately euthanization. They all take the time to answer questions and even offer hugs when needed. We have experienced a few emergencies where the staff told us we could be seen "right now.** (**please note, Brunswick is not a 24-hour or emergency vet. I'm talking about emergencies that occurred during the week during their normal business hours.) We are so pleased with Brunswick Veterinary Hospital that we share our stories and encourage people to go there whenever they are in need of a wonderful vet.

    i took my blue and gold macaw to have her nails trimmed. I have taken her there once before and had…read morean overall good experience. this time was not good. they use a dremmel tool to file down her nails from them trimming them. well she grabbed the dremmel tool with her foot causing her to get two seperate lacerations on her foot, with one having to have souchers put in. the excuse was given to me was, she never had a parrot grab like that before. well I'm sorry, but that's what a bird does. they use there feet to grab everything. they gave me a pain med for her, and then turned around and charged me for it. will never go back there again. very not experienced with birds there, even though they say they are!!

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    What an awful place. I was traveling through with a very sick dog and popped in here. The second…read moreday opened at 7:30 and they just straight up said no will do absolutely nothing for your dog. They weren't willing to ask a vet tech a question or help in any way shape or form. Absolutely not the type of Response you would expect from a professional veterinary hospital. I know five people in the area that bring their dogs to this facility so they suggested I come here as well... I have since spoken to those five people and explained to them exactly what happened and they will now be removing their pets from this facility and going somewhere else that actually cares about the animals. What a shame.

    For those who don't want to read a bunch, the sum up of this place is not all the vets there are…read morewilling to perform simple duties during a visit while others exceed so. Dr Creasy, Dr Kielbasa and Dr Todd Brooks are the best there. I would steer clear of Dr Danielle Lehman. The deep dive for those that will read: Took my cat in for an emergency after noticing a bloody paw and swollen leg. I initially could not see two of his nails due to swelling and the blood clotting. I stated he may have ripped the nails and possibly more. That was pretty much shut down right away with the vet stating its more likely an abscess or cancer tumor considering he had his front leg amputated because of cancer. If it were to turn out to be cancer I would need to think about his quality of life. They took him back to do what I thought would be cleaning the area and x-rays like I requested. The x-rays were done but no cleaning of the wound only a "soak" was performed which removed none of the dried clotting. I was shown the images, and no cancerous formations could be seen in the chest or foot in question. The Vet said it appeared he had "damage" to two of the toe bones and could be due to cancer, (Confirmed false by different vet). She also stated he was missing two of his nails. He was given an antibiotic shot there and pain meds to go home (no pain meds at the visit), with a follow up in a week. After getting him home and letting him settle for a bit I decided to clean the wound up. The appointment was 7/31/24 and today is 8/2/24. I successfully got his paw shaved, cleaned completely out and discovered he has both nails and no tumorous lumps. It appears it was an abscess upon actually seeing the wound. Had the vet taken the time to actually clean the wound I wouldn't have been sent home with no explanation or idea what was wrong. I had taken my other cat to them for two abscesses in the past and Dr Kielbasa did an amazing job getting the wound cleaned and ointment to go home with. I have used them in the past for all my emergencies and anything I've needed including his teeth removal and aforementioned leg amputation. After this appointment it has showed me not all the vets there are worth seeing. To talk to a pet parent about quality of life without knowing what's wrong when they would have, if they just took the time to actually do their job. I will be cancelling his follow up with them and if I make any future appointments my animals will only be seeing Dr Creasy, Dr Kielbasa or Dr Todd Brooks.

    Ringtown Valley Veterinary Hospital - vet - Updated May 2026

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