We trusted this clinic with our dog's care for 2-3 years. During that time, he repeatedly suffered…read morefrom stomach issues, yet no thorough diagnostic testing was performed. We were continuously given medication without a clear explanation of the underlying cause. When we finally sought a second opinion at another veterinary hospital, we were informed that he had advanced stomach cancer as well as kidney disease. We were told that his condition had progressed significantly and that earlier, more comprehensive testing might have made a difference. We were devastated to learn that it was too late for effective treatment and had to make the heartbreaking decision to put him to sleep. What makes this even more upsetting is that after losing our dog, we continue to receive repeated calls regarding the remaining balance from the last visit. During a time of grief, we expected empathy and compassion not persistent billing reminders. Pet owners deserve transparency, thorough diagnostics, and genuine care

I recently had to put down my beloved dog due to complications of old age. While it wasn't…read morecompletely out of the blue... the day it happened was unexpected. The staff from that first horrible phone call to make arrangements to put him down until the very last moment of picking up his ashes was nothing short of exemplary compassionate service. They were so caring and kind every step of the way and really helped my family navigate through one of our worst days. If I could give them a thousand stars I would.

Dr. Anthony is just the kindest most compassionate vet. He takes time to answer all questions. He…read morecares about his clients and patients. I have never met such knowledgeable, loving caring veterinary stuff. The entire staff at Haddon vet treat clients like family. They make you feel safe and comfortable the entire visit. Dr. Lauren is also a sweetheart. Bonnie, Jessica, Kristina, Jonathan, Greg, just to mention a few are awesome, are so kind and gentle. Thank you all so very much for everything. Thank you for seeing Josie Ann last night. You guys ROCK, and we love you . The best veterinarians for sure. Patricia A. Chico basset and rescue Mommie

Caring vets and staff. Local dog hospital in operation for…read moremany years. Was recommended by a friend who took all her dogs there.

We have been coming to Dr. McCauley for 20 years - he and his staff are simply amazing. They are so…read morepatient with both cats and owners! thank you all so much for the grey care you give our cats

Very experienced and caring practice. They call you back and they really care about their patients…read more They talk to you and give you ample time in the appointment. We highly recommend this practice.

I have been to many veterinarians because my furry baby has allergies. She was allergy tested and I…read morehave to avoid many dog foods like, "The Farmer's Dog" and "Pet's Table". Many places were giving me a tough time with allergy shots and prescription refills. They were very reasonable and down-to-earth about everything that had been an obstacle at other veterinary offices. I am so relieved to have finally found a home.

Today we had to let our senior cat Lilly go. It was very tough but it was the right thing to do…read morebecause she was in great pain. Dr. Glass and the staff at Neabore were very caring of Lilly and compassionate and supportive through the process. This was our second visit to the clinic, last year they spayed our new puppy. I highly recommend this clinic.

very patient with our nervous girl! and they use peanut butter which she loves. she was scared…read moregoing in

We've been clients for years. Our last furry family member had some issues and this staff was…read moreexcellent with his care. So we naturally decided to bring our two recuse cats here based on that experience.

We used to come here pre-Yelp for our beloved, departed, parakeet…read more Incredible staff from the time you check in until the time you check out! Our bugger Lovebird, Shorty, received exceptional care and ... kisses o'plenty! We were sent home with a beautiful folder of helpful reading materials. I got a call the next morning checking in on our boy :)

Dr. Dazan and his staff make Petie feel like the "Rockstar" he is !…read more Very caring and compassionate ... I will never take my little boy anywhere else !

I have been taking care of our little girl since she's been eight weeks old. I'm pretty sure at…read morethis point we have seen every doctor in the practice. Dr. Williams is our primary vet. The staff is always accommodating. They communicate very well, especially around Lab testing and send reminders when our pet needs all care and/or yearly check up. They offer all the medication on site and they're very accommodating if you choose to go somewhere else to get the medication. We did leave and change vet for briefly after Covid because we didn't care for their Covid practices with not being able to go in the building with her pet. Once they went back to the normal process, we returned. As far as value, it's a veterinarian I don't know that there's value medicine for Pets. If you have a pet, you should be prepared to pay the pet fee fees that go along with being a pet parent.

I have been taking all of my furkids to BMD for 25+ years. Starting way back when Dr. Dym was…read morethere. We've had many rescue dogs and cats over the years and all have received excellent care. Dr. Souders has been our primary vet for the past 20 or so years. She is spectacular and specializes in cats, which that's all we have right now. I trust her 1000%. Vet expenses are high, no doubt, but that's true no matter where you go. It's just the way it is. I wouldn't trust my furkids to anyone else.

Hello, My name is Penny. I am a 16 month old female Beagle…read more My foot was itching recently and I came to Mount Laurel Animal Hospital to see Dr. Mankowski. He was great! He took his time with me, gave me treats, and made me feel safe and comfortable. Then he gave me some stuff for my foot which is helping a lot. I'm really glad I have doctor like him. Now excuse me, I have to go create some mischief. Sincerely, Penny

I have never written a review as sad / of this content …read more.. Yesterday, we as a family, had to make a hard and humane decision for our sweet 16 plus year old Dachshund who had been ailing for several months ... Our boy now had fluid both around his heart AND lungs ... He also went down to less than 5 lbs ... We saw a young female doctor who was utterly kind, compassionate and empathetic. She was so gentle with our boy and patient with us. I was bawling and my kids were very upset and teary eyed. We were only offered two options and agreed on the worst one that was best for our sweetheart... The process started and I held my boy while my kids pet his tiny head. Jack passed peacefully and didn't flinch with the needle, as with all other vaccinations in his long life ... We opted for cremation ... we got his paw print in a sweet small plaque and locks of his fur in teeny corked bottles :( I am unwell and will never be the same, but this doctor (I was out of it and forget her name) and assisting staff were exceptional. REST IN PEACE MY JACK - I LOVE YOU FOREVER ... .

Dr. Amber Lee was super helpful. My dog was experiencing breathing problems. I was hoping it was…read morejust a cold. It was a brutal winter and I also had a cold, and maybe assumed we were in the same boat. But she encouraged me, against my own reluctance, to get an x-ray immediately. I did, and the x-ray revealed it was a much more serious condition called congestive heart failure. She helped get him emergency doses of a medication that likely saved his life during a really stressful snowstorm week in February where it was difficult to coordinate. She also pushed me to take him to a cardiologist, which I was also reluctant to do. But I'm glad I did. He was really at death's door 5 months ago, and now he's under a treatment plan that has kept him alive with decent quality of life. I'm super grateful to the Dr. Lee, and the staff generally. I almost forgot to leave this review for the treatment that happened in February, because when you're stressed out over a pet and the pet survives the last thing you think about it giving credit on yelp. Your mind is on your pet. That's something to consider when reading reviews. I also just took him in for a vet-tech appointment yesterday and the tech also was super helpful and reassuring. So overall this place has been great.

We made an appointment for our dog and confirmed it through email exactly as instructed. When we…read morearrived for the appointment, the receptionist repeatedly told us that we had canceled, even after we showed her the confirmation email proving that we had not. She continued to insist over and over that we canceled and said they couldn't see us. We had been waiting weeks for this appointment, so this was incredibly frustrating and disappointing. I would not recommend this vet if you are looking for reliability, accountability, or good customer service.

I can't say enough about this place. The staff was wonderful…read more Our cat had a sprain and was in alot of pain. She was taken care of with compassion, which we so appreciate! Thanks so much, staff at Pennsauken Animal Hospital!

Pennsauken Animal Hospital 6717 N Crescent Blvd. Pennsauken, NJ 08110…read more ***this was removed from FB apage Pennsauken Talks & I was unable to post on google** I am submitting this statement regarding my recent visit to Pennsauken Animal Hospital with my cat. brought my cat to the hospital because he was experiencing a problem with his paw that appeared to involve an infection. I explained my concerns to the veterinary staff and wanted him examined specifically for the condition affecting his paw.During the visit, the doctor recommended approximately $1,200 worth of services. I did not agree to all of the recommended services because I could not afford them and did not feel that all of them were necessary at that time. After I declined some of the recommended services, the nurse became visibly upset, walked out of the room, and slammed the door. I found this behavior very upsetting and felt that I was being treated negatively because I did not agree to all of the recommended services. The staff continued to recommend that my cat receive X-rays, explaining that they wanted to determine whether his paw was broken. I repeatedly explained that my primary concern was that there appeared to be an infection. However, I felt that my concerns were not being adequately heard or addressed. Because I was concerned about my cat and felt pressured in the situation, I ultimately agreed to the X-rays. my cat was taken for the X-rays approximately an hour and a half after we arrived. After the X-rays were completed, I was told that the images would need to be sent out for confirmation regarding a suspected diagnosis of hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (HCM). I was also told that there was little the doctor could do for my cats paw at that time because of his heart condition and that euthanasia was essentially presented as the best option for him. Hearing this was extremely upsetting. I brought my cat to the hospital because I wanted him treated and evaluated, particularly for what appeared to be an infection. Instead, I left feeling that the focus had shifted toward expensive testing and ultimately discussing euthanasia rather than addressing the problem that brought us to the emergency hospital. There were also significant delays throughout the visit. After the examination and X-rays, I waited for approximately another hour before receiving my cats prescriptions and bill. Despite paying approximately $724 for the visit and services, I was not provided with a clear, complete medical report explaining what had been done, the results of the examination and X-rays, or the doctor's conclusions regarding my cats condition. I was also asked about vaccinations and was pressured to sign a rabies-related waiver. I did not feel comfortable proceeding with the vaccination under the circumstances, particularly because my cat was already ill and I was there seeking urgent medical care. The manner in which this was presented added to an already stressful and upsetting experience. By the time we received the bill and medications, more than an hour had passed. There were only approximately three patients in the emergency room at the time. I understand that emergency veterinary hospitals can become busy and that some delays are unavoidable. However, the length of the wait, the lack of communication, and the way I felt I was treated made the experience extremely frustrating. left the hospital feeling pressured into services that I was not comfortable authorizing and feeling that my concerns about my cats paw infection were not adequately addressed. I also believe that a pet owner should be able to decline services they cannot afford or do not feel are appropriate without being treated with hostility or made to feel guilty for that decision. Before leaving the hospital, I specifically requested that my cats medical information from this visit be sent to our regular veterinary office so that his veterinarian could review what occurred and continue his care. However, I was not given confirmation that the records or medical information were actually sent. I therefore remain uncertain whether our veterinarian received the requested information.Urgent veterinary care should be about helping an animal and supporting the pet owner during an extremely stressful situation. Pet owners should be given clear information about their pet's condition, the available treatment options, the costs involved, and the consequences of accepting or declining those options. They should not feel pressured or intimidated into authorizing services.This experience left me extremely disappointed and concerned about the way Meeko and I were treated. I am requesting that Pennsauken Animal Hospital review the circumstances surrounding our visit, including the recommendations made, the delays, the conduct of the staff, the services charged, the documentation provided, and whether my request to send my cats medical information to our regular veterinary office was actually completed.