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    Tyrone Veterinary Associates

    3.0 (2 reviews)
    Closed 7:30 am - 5:30 pm

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    Pet physical or wellness exam

    Pet vaccinations

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    Halfmoon Valley Animal Hospital - Dr. Jeffery Miller

    Halfmoon Valley Animal Hospital

    (10 reviews)

    I have a beautiful cockapoo as well as a very handsome miniature poodle. They are very precious to…read moreme and I take the best care of them as I possibly can. One night this week as we were going through our daily grooming ritual, I felt a lump on my cockapoo that was roughly the size of a walnut. This was in an area where I clean daily and it hadn't been there the night before so I was worried. I called Halfmoon Valley Animal Hospital early the following morning and asked for an emergency appointment for the next day. I didn't even ask for a same day appointment knowing how busy they always are so I was surprised when they offered me an appointment for the same afternoon which I gratefully accepted. They diagnosed an issue their groomer had missed (on both of them), rectified it and crises over. I felt like I received an incredible gift with my dogs being patients of this practice. No matter the issue, regular checkup, medications, or emergency visits the vets, assistants and office staff show professionalism, compassion and patience with each issue. They treat my dogs with genuine kindness and gentleness and the more I depend on my dogs as my service animals the more I tend to forget that they aren't human. Fortunately, they strike a perfect balance and I'm grateful for their services. I HIGHLY recommend them to anyone who has pets that may be more like family as after several years patronage they have never let me down. Thank you

    I have been going to Dr Miller and Halfmoon for more than 20 years. It's worth the drive to see…read morethem. Their care , expertise and compassion is a ten. Lynne Grutzeck

    CPVETS

    CPVETS

    (50 reviews)

    Our vet listed CPVETS as the emergency vet hospital to go to…read more The receptionist on the phone handled our call professionally. We received a call back in less than 10 minutes informed it was the best decision to come in. At the clinic, after calls and check ins, the vet tech, brought our dog in from the car (probably around 20-25 minute process). The vet tech was kind and spoke to our dog nicely to ease her in. They took the necessary care to help our dog out. It is nerve wracking to wait in the car but I can understand that it may be better to wait separately from the care facility. We were relieved and they called us immediately to let us know & close out our visit. I don't have price comparisons as I haven't went to the emergency vet before. However, the price wasn't alarming compared to normal vet prices for an 80 pound dog. I appreciated that this was clear, concise, and that they stuck to the care we thought our dog needed. Thankful for the care and assistance from the staff.

    I was referred to this clinic and had heard many positive reviews, so I came in expecting my dog to…read morereceive the care he needed. Unfortunately, my experience was very disappointing. We waited for over six hours without being seen. At one point, we were placed in an exam room, only to be moved out and left waiting in an open area with my reactive dog, which created an uncomfortable and stressful situation. After waiting all that time, we were told that they didn't believe my dog's condition was serious enough to be seen and were advised to leave and call back in the morning to see if they had availability. What made this especially upsetting is that my dog had a prolapsed anus, which is a painful condition that I felt warranted prompt medical attention. I understand that emergency clinics have to prioritize patients based on severity, but after such a long wait and the way the situation was handled, I left feeling disappointed and concerned about the level of care and communication we received.

    Tyrone Veterinary Associates - vet - Updated July 2026

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