Can't say enough good about Dr. Breslin and her staff and practice! Everyone is kind and caring and you really feel your pup is in good hands. You can trust their judgement and recommendations. read more

Our family is completely impressed by Dr. Breslin and her staff. They are organized, professional and so very competent! Our little boy poodle was having dental problems and our very nice veterinarian could not fit him in his schedule for at least a month. So they recommended Dr. Breslin. Dr. Breslin took before and after photos of our dog's teeth so we are able view the color photo collage and actually see what had been wrong. Now his teeth are super clean plus the 5 painful teeth are extracted. He's much more comfortable today especially with the pain meds she gave us. It's just the little touches that make a huge impression such as the liquid pain meds that are already pre-measured and put in syringes. Dr. Breslin made it so much easier this way than if she had just handed us a bottle of tablets. She even personally called us a few times to check on our boy poodle after we brought him home. She obviously puts a lot of thought into the treatment of her patients and their human owners. We are so glad to have found her and we recommend her 100%. read more

At my dogs annual exam my vet noticed a broken tooth and offered to remove the tooth. I asked about Advanced Veterinary Dentistry, which is just a few blocks away. My vet was familiar with the practice and told me that the Doggie Dentist might be able to crown the tooth or provide other options that were not available in her office. I left the vets office made an appointment with the dentist and I am very glad I did. Dr. Breslin found an additional broken tooth and also found that one of the dogs lower K9s was dangerously close to going through the dogs upper pallet when he had his mouth fully closed. In the end, the teeth had to be extracted as they were to damaged to crown but she was able to shorten the K9 and eliminate what looked like a painful situation while preserving the tooth. She also did a full cleaning while he was out. I feel that although not cheap Advanced Dentistry provided a very good value and ultimately was able to save the K9 tooth which would have been pulled at my regular vets office and the price was not really much different. I also inquired about the price of a regular cleaning and it was in line with what my vet charged. Being that Dr. Breslin was able to see things my regular vet wasn't able to see, give me more treatment options and do so at a similar price, I think taking your pet here for dentistry is a no brainer. Hopefully next time will just be a cleaning but if not I very confident that my dog will get great care. read more

Really happy to have met Dr. Breslin yesterday even though at present she wants to wait and watch rather than doing anything definitive. I have a 12 week old puppy mill rescue Cavalier King Charles Spaniel who has a mild malocclusion that I was concerned about...Cavaliers aren't meant to look like little bulldogs! Dr Breslin reassured me that it is fine to see how his maxilla and mandible grow over the next few months before we worry too much. I (happily) paid for initial consult, but will be able to come back no charge for subsequent checking-ins. I loved how welcoming she was and how gentle she was with my little pup. read more

Dr. Breslin is THE BEST. She is kind and attentive and caring about the health of your pet. Her facility is immaculate and she and her staff are professional but loving. I wouldn't have anyone else care for my dog. He was there yesterday and Dr. Breslin called this morning to check on hm. Who does that anymore? read more

You have no idea how much you need Dr. Breslin! Her office is EXCELLENT! I would recommend and do plan to use them again. The special feeling of taking my pet there made me feel like I was the only pet owner in the world. She is EXCELLENT! I cannot recommend her enough. Also, the quality of service you receive makes you feel like the procedure(s) will be expensive, but she is comparatively priced as other vets throughout the metro area. Her office truly does the work for the passion of the job. Lastly, they called me the day after to check on my pup; great! Great people! read more

Gracie and I had a stellar experience with Dr. Breslin and her team of smart, talented, kind, compassionate people. My 4 year old , healthy Australian Shepherd had broken her front tooth, and it had to come out!!! I am a human anesthesia provider, and could not ask for a better anesthetic for anyone I love. She patiently listened to my concerns about the anesthetic, and worked with me. She kept in contact with me, herself, every step of the way. And then, due to my extremely frazzled, worried self, she allowed me to lie with Gracie, on the floor, as she recovered from her procedure. Dr. Breslin uses good medications, which provide a clean anesthetic for your precious fur babies. They may be a little more expensive, but there are fewer side effects and your kids will be safe and well attended to. If you need a dentist for your pups (and I bet cats, too) do not hesitate. I may have her clean my teeth, too :-D Thank you Dr. B and staff!!! read more

Dr. Breslin is so kind and caring. Our dog broke a molar and she worked him in. He is almost 12. She explained everything and even called to see how he was doing. She answered all questions and everything is explained thoroughly. Facility is clean and welcoming. Staff very kind. Definitely recommend her services. You can tell she cares about animals. read more

As a VET TECH I would not recommend this place and here is why. This is my email to the Dr after a procedure. I am extremely disappointed in how yesterday went and felt that a letter to your facility was imperative. When I picked up Ty from your facility, I noticed he was severely squinting his left eye, had thick mucous, and the pupil in that eye was hypermiotic. I immediately ask why and you respond with it's because of the Atropine. I am a tech and I run anesthesia often and know that is not the case. I also know that anesthesia causes a decrease in tear production and thus a high risk of ulcerations if not properly lubricated. When I arrived, his eye was dry and coated in dried mucus which does not just happen in minutes. You looked at his eye and said that there was nothing wrong with it besides the heavy crusting of dried mucus that was adhered to his cornea. He did not have this problem when he checked in. I insisted there was a problem because I work for a veterinary ophthalmologist and have for nearly 3 years now. Animals should never wake up squinting like that unless something is wrong. I immediately rushed him to my work (Eye Care for Animals) at 4pm and a huge portion of his cornea was ulcerated with corneal epithelium literally falling off his cornea. He needed a debridement of the tissue and will likely need a second procedure in a day or two on top of frequent antibiotics that make him scream when applied. I trusted you and pushed to pay an extra amount because you are supposed to be a specialist. This is unacceptable and subpar treatment for any veterinarian, but especially for a specialist. As a tech and working in the veterinary field for over 16 years in a variety if settings, everything from G.P. to ER to ophtho, I am extremely disappointed in everything that happened. As a tech who works for a veterinary specialist, I am even more appalled as we are supposed to pride ourselves with being the best of the best. I would hope you would never tell an owner that their pet is okay like you did to me. This is terrible medicine and such an unfortunate way to treat pets and their owners who expect better from a specialist. I understand that you only do dentistry and are not an eye specialist, but this is something that you could see with a naked eye and should not of been missed. I just feel this entirely unacceptable because I left my pup in your care and had I not known any better I wouldn't have rushed him to an ophthalmologist and who knows what could have happened. Not being on antibiotics or the debridement, if that ulcer would have become infected, he could have lost his eye or required an emergency grafting procedure to keep it from rupturing. In addition to the poor quality of care my little Ty received, when I dropped Ty off in the morning after getting a verbal quote over the phone of $1500 to sign an estimate for $1600. I was never told you would call and let me know of additional charges. Thankfully, I was able to check my messages and call back to say okay to another $550. When I come in to check out I am greeted with a bill for $2400. After the initial shock of the bill and the second shock that you only authorize a 6 month plan on care credit. I would have mentioned something then but my foremost concern was getting his eye taken care of as we see melting ulcers take a turn for the worse very quickly. You responded by saying you took care of his teeth and that sometimes accidents happen and that you looked at him often as he recovered. Yet somehow his eye was over looked and you never noticed that there was an issue. I noticed it across the room and had to convince you that this was not normal. You also mentioned in your email that you recommended that I take him to Eye Care. However, you did not. You insisted that everything was fine. I told you I was going to take him and finally you conceded that that would probably be a good idea "Just in case". No wonder people as so suspicious of vets when there are people that practice like this. read more