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.

This place is just wonderful staff and vets and their techs are super caring. They work with your…read morebudget as much as possible they even take pet insurance which is great. The place is super clean and a calm environment prices are responsible considering everything is crazy expensive right now.

My cat needed an urgent visit to the vet, I wasn't a previous customer but they were able to get us…read morein the same day I called. I was very happy with the experience. They were knowledgeable and kind. My cat gets scared easily and they handled him so well and made him as comfortable as he could be under the circumstance. I felt confident in the nurse and doctor and they explained everything well and didn't seem rushed answering questions and getting information. The price seemed reasonable, especially for everything they did and also including the medicine he needed. I will most likely be returning here for my cat's vet needs.

Finally, a Vet (Dr. Gilbert & Dr. Conrad) who cares. My cat was very sick (labored breathing) and I…read morewas worried that he needed looked at right away. I called my former Vet, (who I've paid thousands to for seven pets) and I couldn't get an appointment for three weeks? Called several other Vets and if you weren't their client, you were either out of luck, or appointments a month or more out. The only other option was an emergency clinic. Alpine got him in right away, diagnosed his condition accurately (asthma) and got him on some steroids. I can't thank them enough.

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.

There were a great local practice. Now they're owned by CareVet (aka The Compass Group) a St…read more Louis based a veterinary practice management platform, operating over 200 companion animal hospitals across more than 35 states.) While clinic ownership often legally requires a licensed veterinarian, corporations frequently dictate pricing, inventory, and operational standards from behind the scenes, tying the hands of your local vet. If you find this as upsetting as I do, find a locally owned vet practice at the Independent Veterinary Practitioners Association website.

Dr. Lindsay takes extra care of our pets. This includes the caring of our fur angels who both had…read morehealth issues. It is great to have a vet who helps keep our pets here on earth for as long as possible.

At Rough Collie Co., we are passionate about helping pets live their happiest, healthiest lives…read more Our pet boutique offers a thoughtfully curated selection of high-quality, holistic pet products, including nutritious foods such as raw and freeze-dried options, tasty treats, enriching toys, and stylish accessories. We prioritize products that are safe, healthy, and loved by pets and their owners alike. Whether you're shopping for everyday essentials or a special treat, our goal is to make your pet feel like family!

Such a cute and fun experience. We randomly stumbled across this while exploring Lewisburg and had…read moregreat time. It's a $6 entry fee and you are allowed to stay as long as you want. There are about 10-15 cats and most are available for adoption. The staff is super friendly and you can tell that they care about the animals. They are looking for more volunteers as well!

$6 per person, recommend to not have food or drink with you when you visit. Cats were so sweet and…read morecute a few older ones who were so keen on attention from humans or other cats. Over all a well maintained place only $150 to adopt. They come fixed with vaccinations and checked for cat leukemia. As someone who rescued a cat from the street and had to pay for all of those services, this is a very good deal if you're looking to adopt a forever friend.

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.

DO NOT BUY A PUPpY HERE! they are greedy puppy mills. treat the dogs horribly! they have 100's of…read moredogs never get out of tiny dirty cages. the puppy all look great bc that's what they show you. the mother dogs suffer for years then are thrown out like trash.

I got my dachshund 9 years years ago from their and she is a wonderful dog. She hasn't had any…read moreissues with her back at all and is just as feisty as ever.