Dr. Cosimini and his staff were excellent with my cat Chalky. I'm a first time cat owner and…read moreadopted him from a shelter and he's a very shy and fearful cat. Being a first time cat owner, I was super nervous bringing my cat to the vet and felt guilty because it was difficult, for both of us, to get him in the carrier and transport him to the vet. I was afraid that the experience at the vet might make my cat really anxious and he might start attacking the staff, but the Dr. and his staff seem to be cat whisperers and were able to keep him calm by wrapping him in a warm towel. Dr. Cosimini gave me great suggestions such as using a lasagna pan for a water dish and ways to keep up with my cat's oral hygiene. It was overall a great experience, and unless I move far away, I won't go anywhere else for my cat's medical care.

I really feel the love here. I'm a long time cat mom and don't trust veteranarians for good reason…read more My gut is usually right. But the Cats Hospital folks LOVE cats and treat them with kindness, care, and respect. When you call with an issue, they'll help you triage it on the phone for free. When I took my kittens in, the doctor followed up with me on a call I'd made to him about my older cat a few months before. It's just so personal, genuine and warm. I also don't feel price gouging like I do elsewhere (and also the prices are reasonable) and I've never felt pressured to do anything. They're great. There are at least 10 veterinarians within a 10 min drive of me but I'll drive 30 mins to these guys any day.

Awesome service and reasonably priced! The local vets in my area are not taking new patients and…read morereferred me to animal ER for a likely UTI in my cat. This was so much better than going to the ER! Quick, professional and great service.

The convenience of a mobile vet is great, it was nice to have someone come to the house and do…read morebasic blood work and check up but the mobile services are not full services. I had assumed it would be like mobile grooming where they had a van equipped with the ability to do things like x-rays and such. But this is not the case. The vet will refer you out and make appointments at other local vets for services like x-rays or more in depth blood panels (what we needed) but you are on your own from there. If you need basic services and vaccines, it is the way to go but I had called about my lameness in my dog so I needed more than offered with these services.

I have been going to the Weston Veterinary clinic for 40 years - I wouldn't consider entrusting my…read morefur babies to anyone else

We have been bringing our pets to Weston Veterinary Clinic for about ten years. They are fabulous…read more-- they are tremendously caring, and take their time to make sure they answer all your questions.

Sadly the new Administration and new Vet is unacceptable. Brought our cat in today to get her…read moreThyroid levels checked and to get a small amount of matted fur shaved. Was told by the front desk when appointment was confirmed that "yes could drop off the cat with her thyroid medicine. The Vet would administer then wait required 4-6 hours to measure her blood levels. Th tech told me in the exam room that she would now have to check with the Vet to see if they could in fact simply administer one dropper full of thyroid medicine. They then"upsold us" a full "Wellness blood panel for $249 and charged us $180 to simply administer one shot to mildly sedate her. When I questioned the overall $900 estimate for the visit the technician became all flustered and reported to the Vet that I "had disrespected her" ! Unreal. By simply asking the tech to justify all of the charges. And the Vet pushed back on his administering the thyroid medicine and requesting that we give the cat her medicine in the AM, not her normal time, prior to dropping her off. So our job as pet owners it appears is to make the Vet clinic's job easier while being overcharged for service and procedures? We will be leaving this practice now, after 8 years, given that all of the prior clinicians have left and the new staff is unreasonable and over priced.

This is an excellent veterinary hospital close to where I live. The staff are very sweet and…read morehelpful to my little pup. We had an emergency last week when my pup swallowed a Tylenol which is very toxic to dogs. They saw us immediately and took care of the problem. Very kind and knowledgeable and soon my dog was back to normal

Dr. Soco was the perfect person to help us say goodbye to our dog, Scout. She has a very kind…read moredemeanor, and made Scout comfortable the whole time. She is very professional, responded to my booking request on the same day and helped us book a day and time most convenient for us. She arrived on time, was perfectly prepared and knew exactly what Scout needed in her particular health condition. We highly recommend Red Fern and Dr. Soco.

Dr. Soco was so compassionate, caring, kind and professional. She helped us say goodbye to our…read morebeloved Archie at his home on his own bed. No one can take the hurt away but she helped make losing our big boy as comfortable as possible. She is to be commended for all she does to help pawparents get through these difficult times. She is a blessing.

We could not have asked for a better person to provide euthanasia services for our dogs. She…read moreattended to our 14 and 13 year old ridgebacks some years apart, one just a few days ago. Betsy is technically skillful but also extraordinarily compassionate, understanding, soft spoken and gentle toward both our beloved dogs and the family members present for our dogs' final moments, one on a familiar couch and one on the grass in the yard he so enjoyed. She clearly understands and feels the trauma we were feeling and made our pet' s passing as easy as possible. She assisted at every step, and stayed to help until all was done. We are very grateful to her for making these difficult steps less painful. We were so very lucky to find her. She is the best.

I've never written a review like this, but I feel it's necessary. I was absolutely devastated…read morehaving to say goodbye to my beloved pet, and instead of compassion, I was met with coldness and dismissal. My dog was 15 miles away and when I asked if there was any way she could help us say goodbye, the vet snapped and said, "That's way out of my way." No empathy. No care. Just a complete lack of humanity in one of the most painful moments of my life. I wasn't asking for a favor--I was trying to give my pet of many years a peaceful, loving goodbye. The response I got made an already heartbreaking situation even worse. She was recommended by a local vet too!!! Horrible.

Boston West is amazing! We had to bring our dog for something that seemed simple and turned out to…read morebe very serious and the whole team has given us their undivided attention and support. They are timely with their responses and meet every expectation they set. I trust every single person in that hospital with my dog's life.

Absolutely shocking and deeply disappointing experience with Dr. Rebecca Schwartz at Boston West…read moreVeterinary Emergency & Specialty. She was cold, condescending, and completely dismissive, presenting every decision as if it were hers alone and speaking down to us rather than guiding or consulting us as the pet's family. There was no compassion, no kindness, and no sense of understanding during one of the most terrifying moments of our lives with a very sick dog. Her explanations were nonstop, filled with complex medical jargon, as if she's reading from a clinical textbook and offered no pause for questions or clarification. We were left so frustrated and distrusting that we had to use ChatGPT on-site just to research possible causes and try to understand what might be happening -- something no pet owner should ever have to do while in an emergency veterinary clinic. Adding insult to injury, the prices were outrageously high, completely disproportionate to the level of care, communication, or thoughtful evaluation we received. The interaction felt rushed, transactional, and almost robotic, prioritizing speed and cost over empathy or genuine concern for our pet's wellbeing. Additionally, it looks like she recently graduated from vet school yet she was the only vet on staff when she was there. Worse, reading other reviews on both Yelp and Google Reviews revealed a clear pattern: multiple pet owners describe the same condescending, intimidating, and confusing behavior from this particular veterinarian, with alarming recommendations delivered abruptly, leaving families feeling pressured, unheard, and unsupported. This is not an isolated incident -- it is a repeated pattern of behavior. Pet owners deserve honesty, clear explanations, and true compassion when their pets' lives are on the line. Dr. Schwartz fails on all counts, treating owners like they have no voice and prioritizing her own authority over guidance, empathy, or care. Warning to all pet owners: avoid this practice if you value compassion, trust, 2 way communication, and the wellbeing of your pet.

Dr. Joy Alleman is an amazing veterinarian who truly cares about her patients and their owners…read more My little girl was having a number of medical issues, and her primary vet suggested I look into acupuncture as a means of helping alleviate some of her symptoms. Joy was very calm and patient with my girl, who was not the easiest patient. Even though we had to put her to sleep a few days later (one of the hardest decisions I have ever had to make), I think that the treatment she received made those days just a little bit more comfortable for her. When I emailed Joy to inform her of the news, she called me a few hours later, which I found to be so incredibly nice of her. She is such a compassionate and caring person. I truly appreciated her taking the time out of her busy schedule to talk to me about losing my girl, who she had only seen once. If your pet needs acupuncture, I highly recommend getting in touch with Joy.

As a professional pet care provider for more than 25 years, I have dealt with veterinarians more…read moretimes than I can count. I rank Dr. Joy Alleman right up there with the best of them! She stepped in for another excellent practitioner who moved out of the area, and of course I hoped for the best. But we did not miss a beat. Dr. Alleman took over doing the acupuncture treatments for an older dog in my care, and I am convinced that these are helping him stay mobile and comfortable. And the dog, who is very wise, loves her (she can't start each session until he covers her face with kisses!). It is obvious that Dr. Alleman truly cares about her patients. And what's more, she is extremely knowledgeable in a broad range of areas, generous with her time and willingness to advise, and simply a very nice person.