The nurses and Doctors at Companion Animal Hospital are the most caring and thoughtful people. Ive…read morebeen taking my 2 dogs there for the last 22 years.

The Companion Animal Hospital thru 20 years of Cats and Dogs has always been outstanding in every…read moreway. Be it minor or major you are in the loop and kept well informed. All vets are expensive these days some more than others. I think that care for your Pet and Friend should be based on Quality of care and they provide it. PS. Sadie loves the cheese balls .

Nasty bunch of girls working there messed up my appointment time and blamed me...not a good way to…read moretreat people!

The staff at Nails to Tails is incredibly friendly and professional. They treat each dog that comes…read morethrough their door as their own. My dogs each went here for their first ever grooming, and they were both shown love and special care, which showed in how the dogs reacted. Very highly recommend!

Amazing work with my dog. He comes home looking better each time he goes! Thanks for the best work…read more The customer service is absolutely phenomenal as well. I couldn't ask for a better place to take my dog.

Such a hard decision to give this place one star (since I think all places that help dogs should be…read moreappreciated). However, this place has a few major flaws: 1. You can't view the dogs on your own. They are kept in back and you need to fill out an application to view and then they will bring the dog outside for you to meet. 2. Short staffed. They need to hire more people since it can be a long wait to see an animal. 3. They do not accept out of state applications (even if you are there to visit and not adopt that day). 4. Their hours can change with minimal notice. You need to check their Facebook page for recent announcements and if they will be opening late.

We visited and adopted a cat from the Danville SPCA a few months ago. The kitty is wonderful and I…read moream so happy we got her. I want to talk about the staff and how clean the facility is kept. The Danville staff are amazing and helpful! I was only in the cat area and the area was clean and believe it or not - no odor! I have been in other facilities over the years and I would not say this about them. Thank you for such a wonderful experience in adopting and giving us such a precious kitty.

Extremely disappointed. As a new client, my initial phone interaction was pleasant--friendly,…read moreknowledgeable staff. However, my appointment experience was unacceptable. I waited in the parking lot for over 30 minutes for a curbside pickup, despite being one of only two vehicles there. I had to call 18 times over 9 minutes to get through, only to wait an additional 25 minutes after being told someone would be "right out." When my cat was finally taken in, I voiced my concerns about handing over a pet who had recently undergone bladder surgery, especially under a curbside model that doesn't allow direct communication with the vet. Less than five minutes later, I received a call saying they couldn't treat my cat because he was "too aggressive." He's never shown aggression with family or previous vets. He returned to me terrified and panting, while the staff member had a scratch on her arm. They didn't charge me for the visit--an empty gesture considering the distress caused. If your team can't calmly and competently handle a frightened 8-lb cat, perhaps you shouldn't be accepting new patients. I will never return and cannot recommend this practice to anyone.

I called to bring my dog, Apollo, to Selinsgrove Veterinary Hospital after he fell and lost use of…read morehis legs. They were able to get me in that day within the hour. They were very up front and matter of fact about the situation. Apollo was in a lot of pain and he was sedated for blood testing and X-rays. They sent me home because of how critical he was letting me know it was possible they would keep him overnight. I wasn't expecting to get a phone call as soon as I did, but Dr. Tom confirmed what I feared. Apollo had back problems for a long time, the fall exacerbated the issue and he wasn't a candidate for surgery because of how bad it was. His quality of life had diminished and I couldn't stand to see him suffer anymore, so I made the difficult decision to have him put down. Everyone in the office made the process easy and handled the situation with such compassion and care. I can't thank the staff and Dr. Tom enough for helping me say goodbye to my best friend.

Have taken my dogs here for years.... Great service and grooming by the owner every time…read more Highly recommend

The Pet Dome closed and reopened as the Bloomsburg Pet Resort. Don't let the gravel road and old…read morewarehouse disuade you. The building is behind the warehouse and feels suspicious but is not. Staff are great, my dog was well taken care of, and the rates are very reasonable. Highly recommended!!!

***Do not leave your pet here unless you want them to be starved of food and basic attention.*** I…read moreselected this place because it had five star reviews but I am terribly disappointed with my pet's experience. She is well traveled and it's not her first rodeo aka first time staying in a kennel. My overall complaint is my cat was mistreated. The offenses are (1) that my pet was returned to me with 9 cans of tuna after a 2 week stay of which even included two extra unexpected days due to bad weather, (2) she was returned to me having lost 2 pounds, and (3) she was sick after her stay. To make matters worse, my cat was already in her carrier when I arrived, which is suggestive of how my cat was treated--always penned up in isolation. When I arrived, her meows were so loud I could hear them outside of the kennel. I opened her carrier immediately to love on her and she was so skinny (I took her to the vet two days later and she had lost 2 pounds from her stay). When we returned home, she was famished. She ate two whole cans of regular sized tuna. She had some dinner but mostly slept the whole day she was back at home. She was lethargic. The next morning she was so sick and had pieces of red stuff in her vomit. It appeared they fed her something else, which was not anything I gave them to feed her. She is strictly on fish. The last issue, the couple running the facility wanted to administer an injection to my cat for feline leukemia, claiming it is part of their policy. I tried to honor it as soon as I knew it was a requirement by scheduling a vet appointment immediately (in no way would I let them administer the injection so I took her to the vet to have it done by a professionally licensed veterinarian). As it turns out per the vet's expertise, an animal should not receive a leukemia vaccination the day of arrival because it takes two weeks for the inoculation to be effective. Therefore, receiving the vaccination on the day of arrival as suggested by Gaylen, would render my pet not safe from leukemia from other animals who are sick with leukemia or have been inoculated within the 2 week window required for effectiveness. Additionally, the guy was a vet tech a long time ago. He's not a vet, he runs a kennel and because of Pennsylvania State law, it is considered "agriculture" which is why he has vaccines. That is another issue. The vaccination was unnecessary because (1) it takes two weeks for the vaccination to be effective and (2) my pet would not be back in time for the booster, therefore, the vaccination would have been extra chemicals in my pet for something she doesn't need because she is never in contact with unvaccinated animals. If this couple would put wood or metal sheets between the cages, contact with other cats would be impossible. Instead, they want to vaccinate animals on the spot which actually does not protect the cats and provides a false sense of security to pet owners who believe the vaccination will actually be effective on the spot. Who puts cats next to each other when they can see each other?! Cats are territorial by nature and typically hate other cats. I do not recommend anyone to put their animal there in general, but if it is necessary, definitely not for any extended period of time because the couple cannot handle it and the facility is not set up well for cats. Nice people, but that does not make up for the poor care of my pet. I give one star for keeping my cat alive.

Dr Crisci is the best vet ever and her technicians are wonderful as well!…read moreI've been a client of hers for 20 years and I wouldn't want my animals to see anyone else!

I had a very old cat who needed to be put down. He was an indoor cat. My cat went to the vet…read morethat was down the road in Pikes Creek. When I asked them to make an appointment they told me that they wouldn't do it cause the vet never saw him. I really didn't think that was right. So now all my cats will be going to the vet at Harvey's Lake. And I Love them there. Very understanding. The office is very clean. It was a hard day for my family, but they were wonderful.