Dr Alexlander Billello wrongly treated my dog. My dog suffered and passed away because of what he…read morewrongly treated my animal with. My dog was not just a pet but a part of my family. It was a hard loss for me and my family, because of a VET'S mistake I have to suffer the loss of my best friend forever.

Tried working with reproductive vet and had issues at every turn. And on top of it my dog got…read morekennel cough when just coming in for blood drawn for progesterone test. When doing breeding we need a vet that will work with us not have an ego and found the atmosphere toxic.

Affordable vet, doesn't take insurance or credit cards. Is kind and gave my ASPCA dog Harley free…read moremedications and food. I even got flustered and came the wrong day and she took me. Be sure to have a backup urgent and emergency vet since she isn't open on weekends. Difficult to turn around in parking lot during peak hours, recommend coming in around 9:30 to avoid congestion.

They NEVER return calls. Office staff always seem flustered and disorganized. So unprofessional.read more

everyone working at Ark Animal Hospital are a pure joy to meet and talk too…read moreDr Fitchett's assistant was very knowledgeable and extremely sweet!! Dr Fitchett made me feel comfortable explaining everything that she thought would be good for Kasha!! If you're looking for a wonderful vetenarian and hospital think of Ark Animal Ho spiral in Chalfont!!

DOG CHIROPRACTOR! Dr. KIM CARGEN is a newer vet here and she is beyond amazing! I thought that my…read morenow 14 year old cattle/lab mix dog had arthritis since his hind legs have been shaking for the past year. After the FIRST adjustment with Dr. Kim, the shaking stopped! It's given him a new lease on life, I am SO happy. He has now had 4 adjustments by her (they are affordable), and I intend to continue them for the rest of his life. Dogs are just like people, they go out of position in certain areas more than others. For my dog it's often his right rib, hip, and his left in neck area.

My dog was scheduled for and received an ultrasound of his abdomen…read more Like any other procedure or surgery i received a full explanation of the results in laymen's terms which made for a very satisfied answer of my questions. My dog's vet is Dr Wally Stutz and it should be made known that if there was a rating system of 1 to 10 he always receives an 11!!!

Do not put your pet down here. We were told the hospital had a nice comfort room that we would be…read moreput in to say our final goodbyes to our dog. Said "comfort room" was just a regular exam room with bright, harsh lighting, two extremely thin blankets on the floor, and a tiny bench that could barely fit two people (there were 5 of us). Nothing comforting about it, not to mention we could very clearly hear the staff in the front lobby giggling, gossiping, and joking around while we are about to euthanize our dog! It was completely absurd. I can't imagine the front staff was unaware of the euthanasia but, they did not seem to care that it was happening. We were also left to wait about 15 minutes before the doctor even came into the room. When he did finally come in, Dr. Wagner greeted us by asking "How are you all doing today"...Which would be fine if we weren't there to euthanize our dog? I think it would've been more appropriate to offer sympathy than to ask how we are doing. In all honesty, the most offensive part of this entire experience was the card that came with our dog's ashes. It was generically signed "from the doctors and staff....etc", no personal message from Dr. Wagner, or even our dog's NAME written on the card. It's clear a bunch of these cards are pre-written out and left in a drawer to be thrown carelessly into the bag with a pet's ashes before being returned to the owner. I would've rather there be no card at all than the offensive, pathetic excuse of a sympathy card that we received. I may be baffled by this situation because I have experience working in the field and have been a part of many euthanasias that were much more pleasant than this but this was an awful experience on top of the heartbreak from putting down a beloved pet.

I've been taking my dogs to VCA Gwynedd for over 10 years. I started back when they were open 24…read morehours/emergency. I can't remember ever having a bad experience there. We used to see Dr. Kane and were very disappointed when she left. However, Dr. Torrance has been wonderful. She really takes the time to listen. She is very calm and compassionate. My dogs have always felt safe around her. My current dog is highly anxious and has fear aggression. Dr. Torrance has been so patient with her, and with me. Front desk: Crystal, Kelsey, and Michelle are always so helpful and nice. I never feel rushed off the phone when I call there. Price: listen, let's be honest, all vet care is expensive. That's why they created pet insurance. I don't have pet insurance because I have been fortunate enough to be able to save $ and put it away for things such as vet care and emergencies. I would never want to be in a position where I had to say, "I can't afford to save my dog." I love VCA Gwynedd. They have been very good to me, and my dogs.

I have a rescue who tends to get nervous around new people. All of the receptionist, techs and…read moredoctors are always so gentle with him and make him feel safe. Now he runs to his leash when i say "let's go to the vet". The staff is always so friendly and i never have to wait long to be seen for a visit.

I am very fortunate to have discovered the Telford Vet Hospital only 5 minutes from my home. I…read moreappreciate their kind caring staff, their knowledgeable professional veterinarians, their parking lot, and their Saturday morning hours. You don't realize how important some things can be until you experience the lack of them.

Very professional, caring and clean environment. The Vets and staff truly care about your pets!…read moreThey go above and beyond. I would never take my pets anywhere else!

Took my sick cat for the first time to Colmar Veterinary. What I experienced was first class care…read moreand concern. Very professional, understanding and caring. Also great with follow up

Very happy with Dr. Myers. She was there when we needed her and continues to do so which has made…read moreher our new best friend. The techs are great and so is the front office. It's wonderful to have knowledgeable, dependable support when caring for my new dog. I don't think it could be any better. Give them a raise!!!

The care and compassion given to our dog Ce Ce by Dr. Nelson and her assistants was absolutely…read morewonderful. We so much appreciate their efforts and we highly recommend Spring House.

This place tried to take advantage of our emotions while our pet was dying. Refused to put it down…read morewithout first running several needless exams and bloodwork costing us hundreds - if not thousands in senseless medical bills. Shame on you!!!

I highly recommend this practice. The staff is friendly and professional. The office is clean, and…read morenicely decorated with photographs of pets. I especially appreciated Dr. Kim DiMalo for how thorough and gentle she was with our two kittens during their 1st visit to a Vet. Thank you, Main Street Vet., in Souderton.

Had my first visit today and I was thoroughly impressed with the entire staff. Very friendly,…read moreknowledgeable and willing to answer any and all questions. Have been to several good vets over the years but Main Street is tops in my book.

Way too expensive for blood work. Will be looking for another vet. Other vets are not as expensive…read more This place was close for me to use but will travel further from now on. $295 for a 5 minutes "comprehensive exam" that didn't even cover his entire body. Complete rip off.

I brought my 17-18 jack russell mix there for a check-up and teeth cleaning after a bad experience…read morewith my other dog at another vet. We thought it would a good idea to have our dog's teeth cleaned to have him in less pain for the most likely short amount of time he had left. He consequently had some extractions as well. I was assured she had done teeth cleanings on older dogs with little issues. He recovered ok, but in retrospect it wasn't a good idea. At his aftercare visit 2 weeks later he had already had diarhea as well as my dog which she also treated. She kept him overnight and provided him fluids. She said she had no idea what was wrong with him and wanted to keep him another night. I said absolutely not and took home home. I was provided Flagyl and appetite stimulant. When I picked him up he smelled like profuse urine and his backside and feet were black. I was told to call the next day to report how he was doing. When home, he got extremely worse, not eating and not drinking. I called the next day with questions and recieved no good response. We decided the next day to end his suffering and used Lap of Love to help.him pass at home with us. I then called the tech at Animal Crackers to tell her he had passed which was left with dead silence. No call back saying I'm sorry for your loss or anything from the vet as well. Lap of Love couriers the ashes to the vet and I picked them up after a phone call from Animal Crackers today. I walked in to pick his ashes and was met yet again with dead silence. Not a I'm sorry or anything. Am I wrong to expect a little damn empathy after we just lost what we consider a member of our family? I understand he was 18, but we loved him and wanted the best for him. This experience has left such a bad taste in my mouth. I especially don't trust the good reviews this vet has.