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Scranton Animal Hospital

4.8 (10 reviews)

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Pet physical or wellness exam

Pet vaccinations

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“Dorton has taken care of all my furbabies since he started practicing here.”

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The Throop Location. My dog was in critical condition. He…read morecouldn't urinate for four days due to cancer masses putting pressure on his bladder. I brought him in the morning for treatment or euthanasia, they recommended euthanasia. I prepaid for the appointment (which was later in the day). Prior to the morning appointment, I requested a muzzle because my dog was snappy, he snapped at me in the morning, I wanted to make sure the staff would be safe while examining him. They were aware that he snapped at me, since I was adamant about getting a muzzle. When we came for the euthanasia, with my two sons and husband, they went through their checklist. I again shared he snapped at me, then all of a sudden they demanded he is tested for rabies. For those of you who don't know how animals are tested for rabies, they must examine the brain. When asked how much does he weigh, I responded 80 lbs, they coldly said in front of my boys 'we have to take his head off and send it'. WHAT!? Are you kidding me?! And the worse part? I had to pay for it. I opted for us to bring his body home for home burial, but now I have to choose to have his body returned decapitated or pay for cremation. All for a snap that didn't break skin. The only time I was spoken to with tenderness or compassion is when they asked for payment. I am so saddened, angry, and appalled that despite me sharing the entire day that we needed a muzzle to ensure safety of staff because he had snapped at me, when it came to the very last minute and I was deep in grief I was blindsided by this. Try consoling a 12 year old who literally grew up with his dog that we can't bring him home to bury. Explain what the 'doctor' meant when he said 'we have to take his head off'. They made a hard day infinitely harder. Do better, Throop location. Remember that we are paying YOU for a a service, you aren't doing anything as a favor or for free. Now I have to live with the knowledge that my beautiful boy will be returned to us incomplete. Without his beautiful head. By far the worst experience of my entire life.

We LOVE Dr. Henry - she takes amazing care of our 3 Labs but especially our 11 yr old, Krypto, who…read moreADORES her. He had minor surgery yesterday and she did an amazing job (as did the entire staff at the Throop location). Thank you all for treating our fur kids as if they were your own.

Veterinary Emergency and Referral Center - VREC works with many local rescues, shelters, and welfare centers and often sponsors and attends their fundraising events!

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(45 reviews)

Although it can be expensive, they will do whatever they can to save your pets' lives…read more I've had long-term familiarity with some staff and doctors there, as having multiple pets or working in rescue you might. Dr. Dionne Ferguson (internal medicine) and Dr. John Goodwin (cardiologist) have been been wonderful, dedicated, compassionate, and patient when dealing with my kids (pets). Two of my cats have been treated (and cured!) of hyperthyroidism with radioactive iodine (I-131) there. This was a few years ago for both of them. Both are still with me and doing well. One is now 12 years old and the other is 15 years old. I've also had some sad experiences. I lost 3 of my kids in the last year to various cancers or other complications. My two boys were father and son and had congenital hypertrophic cardiomyopathy. Both developed different cancers at almost the same age. They stayed in touch with our regular vets and shared visit records so they were equally aware of their most current state with treatments and visits. It was devastating, but they helped inform us of all of our options, and understood how they're family. In the end, they assisted with support and pain meds. When it was time (no one is ever prepared for that, our kids, or any of us) they were there to help make their passing as pain-free and as fear-free as possible for them, and we were there with them. They also offer services and I have my kids' urns with their paw prints. Just recently, I lost one of my girls to complications from lymphoma and/or IBS a few months before she would have been 16 years old. They saw her every few weeks over 6 months to monitor chemo and get B-12. (I couldn't do chemo with my boys with their heart conditions which was the worst not being able to try). She got those 6 months....and for the first few her levels and bloodwork fluctuated and then seemed to improve, but when it got too much for her any more and it stopped helping and organ issues overcame treatment, they were there to assist her transition as peacefully as possible for her. They sincerely care. I can't thank them or recommend them enough in an emergency.

I am surprised and disheartened to read the negative reviews. I have had Louie there who needed…read moreextensive bowel surgery, due to swallowing thread! I took in a kitten that was found hanging by her arm, that was later removed. Dr. Danova did an absolutely wonderful job with Louie! That kitten is now a 6-year-old tripod getting around quicker than I am...although I was not impressed with that doctor, so I guess it is a matter of who you are dealing with and what they are going through. The staff are compassionate and kind. We could use more people who genuinely care for our companions. This is Misty then and now, a beauty.

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