I have been engaging in the services of the Westminster Animal Hospital for over 40 years, for my…read moredogs and cats. They are my to go to care for my furry family members. Our dear dogs and cats have long been treated with compassionate, skillful and knowledgeable service and care. Just this week, I came in my very elderly, failing feline to end his unavoidable suffering. The kindness, compassion and gentle, skillfulness made all the difference in the most difficult time,to my animal and human. I highly recommend the Westminster Veterinary in Westminster Vermont.

Westminster Animal Hospital has been the provider for both our dogs for their entire lives. The…read morestaff is always super pleasant toward us. They are kind and gentle with our doggos. They have adapted to the COVID pandemic by collecting pets from their parking area and returning them to you at your car in order to keep everyone safe. Their treatments have always been helpful to our pets and they give us tremendous peace of mind. They've also been super helpful in dealing with paperwork. On top of that, they are ethical enough to refer out to specialists when a pet needs one (our older dog has needed specialized canine dental care, so they referred us to a specialist for that. She also needed a surgery that another office had more modern equipment for and referred us out). They make these referrals even though it means someone else gets the money for procedures, which strikes me as showing how honest the folks at W.A.H. are. Top marks all around, would gladly recommend.

I would give zero stars if I could. "Dr. Mike" in addition to being condescending and patronizing,…read moreis downright dangerous for pets to be around. He told me during a consult he had to hold my very small dogs mouth closed and she turned blue and couldn't breathe...when I simply and respectfully asked for more details about this, he cancelled her procedure and told me we weren't welcome. He would rather my dog suffer or even die than provide more info. He clearly has a big ego problem and is too rough with animals...my dog was clearly scared. I can't believe I let him take her for a consult in the first place. Additionally, he rushed the conversation, made me feel like an idiot, and rudely told me nowhere else would be able to fit me in before September (4 months from now.) He also gave incorrect info about another diagnosis he clearly knew nothing about. Marie in the office was fantastic, I wish I could work solely with her. But if you want to keep your pet safe, healthy, and unharmed, stay far away from "Mike". I wish someone had warned me, I feel so bad for not trusting my gut and feel like I let my sweet girl down for even letting him take her for a consult in the first place!

The place goes under the name of the Windsor Veterinary & Dental Services but whatever one calls…read moreit, it's one of the best animal hospitals around the Connecticut River valley. Here's my story...friends' dog who has an awful habit of stealing and eating anything that's not nailed down got hold of a cat ' nine tails and an empty milk carton. Some time around 4 a.m. we all could see he wasn't doing well and we knew he needed to be seen by a vet...fast. We called and got Dr. Mike McIntire on the phone. Notwithstanding the late hour he told us to come in with the dog and we did. For the next five hours he checked the beast, gave him fluids, provided medicine and got us so that we could head home with a healthy, recovering dog. He took care of things in a calm, reasonable manner that obviously came from experience and from realizing we were quite nervous about the pup. Dr. Mike wasn't shy about telling us what he thought was happening and was quick to ask us to help with the procedures he undertook on the animal. There was a welcome unpretentiousness that calmed us down a lot, and that was refreshing. Place isn't cheap...but it's certainly worth visiting if one has a sick animal. I hope I don't ever have to go back there, but if I do, I'm glad to know it's such a good place.

My name is Laurie Wheeler, I have been told you have my Chihuahua Peanut, She will be 13 in Nov…read more She has apparently escaped from My Ex- husbands house as she has been looking for me. I would like to thank the person who found my little girl, I have been homeless since Dec. as Peanut and 2 other dogs of mine were with me. My grand daughter has been so upset since she found out about Peanut, So Peanut will be going home with my grand daughter tomorrow. Thank you again for reaching out and finding Peanuts home. I'm trying to find a new place so that I and my 3 or 4 of my dogs will have another place to live. I have 3. as well, and it's time for a new home. Once again Thank you. Laurie

I love Windham Humane Society. They have been there during the sad times when I had to put my cats…read moredown and they've been there through the good times when I just need the clinic and don't make me feel bad that I don't have a lot of money and can't afford some things and they're very helpful that way. I also think it's nice that they give away food and litter I don't know what we do without them

This place is amazing! The owners Paul and Doreen are very knowledgeable; Paul can help you solve…read moreany diet problem, and Doreen is a fantastic groomer and trainer. They also recently started selling eclectic trinkets and jewelry, so if you need a gift, this is the place to go!

Kara and her staff are remarkable. I have had them train my "Covid" puppy Willow, she has…read moreblossomed under her tutelage and I am confident I can handle her in most situations. To highly recommend them and have done so to many fellow dog owners.

I recently moved to Maine and contacted Kara's Petcare on the recommendation of my vet. I was so…read moreexcited because it seemed like they would be able to offer daycare for my dogs and some auxiliary training if needed. They also said they did transport to the daycare facility and boarding on occasion. It seemed perfect. I should mention that there are Kara's pet care facilities in Portsmouth, Berwick, and Falmouth. First I was asked to set up a meet and greet with one of their associates at my home so she could meet my pets. It took me many tries to get through many unreturned phone calls, but finally we did set up the meet and greet and that went well. Then I was asked to set up an app and an account before we could actually schedule any dog care. So I set up the app and the account. Then I was asked to drive my dogs to their facility to see if the dogs would "be happy there." So I drove my dogs 25 minutes to the facility. When I got to the facility I was told that they were supposed to stay there for a day assessment and then I should come and pick them up. This was not communicated to me earlier, and I had not budgeted an extra hour of driving back-and-forth. Then they would reschedule the assessment and they would come and pick up my dogs for the day-long assessment. All before any dog care could be scheduled. So, still not on the calendar. So to summarize: you need to go through a long process of scheduling a meet and greet, then you need to have the meet and greet, then you need to sign up for the app, then your dogs have to be assessed to see if they will be happy. I'm just thinking that anyone who's busy enough to need dog care is too busy for this multilayered, multi-step, poorly communicated process where phone calls, texts, and emails are returned only about half the time.

We held my brothers funeral through Mark and the funeral home. Mark was extremely helpful and…read moresupportive the entire time and it just made the whole process and time period nice. thank you.

Our experience with Cournoyer was fantastic from start to finish. I could list all the details…read morethat made me write a five-star review, but it really comes down to this: The staff was prompt, kind, knowledgeable, accommodating, thoughtful, and professional throughout the process. Their facility was nice. The hearse used for the funeral was beautiful. Their pricing was realistic. They are family owned, and they obviously take pride in what they do.