took ripley for check up after his knee surgery. he had x rays done.. fecal test, full exam y dr…read more dr.dimarco.. he is getting there.. we are waiting on radiologist to read his x rays.. once again. the staff is outstanding as usual. anyone reading my reviews merry christmas, happy new year..clean professional atomsphere

If I could rate lower I would. We took our 10 year old Yorkranian to Windcrest who was having…read moretrouble breathing after getting her hair cut at a dog groomer. She was a very nervous dog and we took her in and they charged us $1,200 to watch her until the next morning. While at dinner they called and told us the dog was in serious trouble. We left dinner and rushed back. The dog was in dire straits. They kept trying to get us to put her down. The dog rallied once and stood up for us. They immediately whisked the dog away and the dog relapsed. After that they said we couldn't be with our dog anymore and would call the police if we didn't leave. As our family sobbed uncontrollably, one nurse smiled at us. Heartless b$&@$. I never felt that they wanted to save the dog, but only get the additional fees for euthanasia and cremation, which in the end they got. An additional $500. We paid $1700 to have our dog put down. The dog didn't last 12 hours once we took her there. Please consider any place else other than Windcrest.

Their knowledge and response to my senior cat's pillow foot (podedermititis) is really great for…read morethe most part! While making the appointment, the date was set to later but they moved him into a canceled slot because of the nature of his needs and how bad it would be to let his foot get worse. We came in the next morning and he saw a doctor who had dealt with pillow foot before. She recommended oral meds and some pain killers. We had hoped for the injection to simplify things but they said they didn't carry it at all. So, we went with the oral meds. This does mean we will have to stress out our senior cat a bit more but I guess it staves off diabetes for him? I'm t not sure which is the lesser evil in this case.

We recently had both of our dogs in for dental cleanings and extractions, one of our dogs having…read morealso had a malignant tumor removed and the other a very large amount of teeth removed. Both times we had a smooth and easy experience. Everyone is so nice, from the doctors and techs to the front desk staff. Directions for home care are explained well, estimates are clear and extremely accurate, and the follow-up calls to check on our pets after their procedures are especially helpful - I also received a response from a doctor in both cases (within minutes) a few days after their surgeries when it seemed like they were having additional pain. I'm just blown away by how much they care for our beloved pets. We feel so comfortable bringing them here we've decided to try out the kennel in a few weeks as well. If we lived closer we would want to come here for everything but for now we will be happy to be able to utilize the kennel and hospital for dental and any other major things. We highly recommend Dr. McCourt because she performed both of our dog's procedures and was absolutely fabulous but we have met one or two of the other doctors and they have had the same level of attention and kindness. It's truly a wonderful place.

When you have Ferrets you need a quick reacting Vet because they go downhill so fast. These folks…read moreare great. Have had 2 appointments after same day calls and our ferrets were treated and taken care of. I have seen about 3 other Vets with our ferrets and I like this one hands down the best yet.

Dr. Muse is a great guy and cares very much for the animals he treats. We brought our ferret, Ruby…read morefor a vaccine and she had a bad reaction to the vaccine and started dying right in front of us. Dr. Muse promptly gave her treatment while also keeping us calm. She was a little touch and go for a few minutes but after he treated her, she began to recover quickly and within 24 hours she was back to her old (bad) self. If it were not for the quick actions and caring heart of Dr. Muse, I don't think Ruby would have made it. For his trouble, he got a handful of ferret diarrhea. This vet office is pretty pricey, I will admit, but their service and heart is worth the price when you're taking care of your family. Thank you, Dr. Muse. Ruby thanks you as well. She feels bad about pooping on you but is grateful you helped her feel better. She wanted me to relay that next time, she won't be as hard on you!

I have taken my pets to Nonantum since it opened in the 80s. The founding owner was a hands-on vet…read morewho was personable, gave great care, yet still maintained the small-town vet vibe. Unfortunately, after her passing the business was taken over by a managing chain. It has now become just another big vet chain business with more automation but less customer service when it's most needed - making initial contact with the company to schedule an appointment. It's nearly impossible to call to schedule an appointment and speak with a live person. When calling, you get the option of leaving a message for a callback or holding on the line. the problem is that no one ever picks up. I've tried calling four times since December and each time I have yet to have a live person pick up my call from being on hold. I'm beginning to think it's time to downsize to a smaller practice where I can actually get a hold of someone when needed. Playing phone tag or email tag is no longer cutting it.

My husband and I have used Nonantum since 1983 from Debby's tiny clinic with Dr. Manning to the…read moremodern facility now. Both of them could often look at your dog and see what was wrong without expensive tests. Whenever possible they taught us how to care for our dogs at home rather then sending them to an emergency facility overnight. In September we found that our last dog had cancer. We chose palliative care for Hobbit and Dr. Woodcock helped us enjoy him for 4 more months. I never regretted driving from Wilmington all those years and if a foster appears I will be making that drive again. Special thanks to Kenny Roberts for keeping Debby's dream alive and going bigger. Great staff and much love was their winning recipe and it continues today.

I cannot say enough about Dr. Davidson and all the staff at the clinic. They have taken care of my…read moretwo dogs with expertise, professionalism, caring and the occasional humor that is required given what dogs do. They are awesome at responding to emails and will get you in quickly if you have an emergent issue. They explain things very well and try to make treatment as cost-effective as possible. Right after I adopted the newest addition to my family, she had allergies and hookworms. The symptoms for both were severe and terrifying even Though they were essentially benign. Dr. Davison and the team got her all sorted out. Her allergies are under control, her hook worms are gone and she is a very happy little puppy. I have recommended Crestview to numerous friends because the services have been nothing but positive.

Thank you to Dr. Davidson and Candace today for taking such great care of our Gunner! He is not the…read morebest patient and my husband and I appreciate how kind and receptive you were to our furrbaby!! We are fairly new customers to this clinic and our experiences have always been very professional and caring.

I have had many adopted cats and dogs over 20 years. The vet is so great with them and gives…read moresound, realistic advice for care and problems that arise. He is very affordable, too. Staff is awesome!

Mean and underhanded…read more Staff was verbally abusive. When I complained, he told me to find another Veterinarian in a roundabout manner claiming in two letters on office stationary that he was ending his practice. I visited his office today, 8/21/23. Staff stated that he sent me a letter stating that I needed to find another Veterinarian, ( a bare faced lie).

We loved NLVC when we started with them. Everyone was great and our dogs were loved by the vets…read moreand staff. We have changed vets for Jasper, our 13 year old Jack Russell/Besenji mix. Our Kolby passed on 12/22/25 with undiagnosed (by NLVC) kidney cancer, he was 11 years old and very active in July. On August 5, 2025, we took Kolby to NLVC and saw a "new to us" doctor, Dr. Callan, because he had a seizure/passed out over the weekend, not eating well, vomiting and peeing in the house. Dr Callan did a urinalysis and Sr. Wellness Panel. Kolby was put on Proin for peeing in the house. (One month prior to the seizure, Kolby had a wellness visit on July 10th with a "new to us" doctor, Dr Paul, and everything was ok). After the seizure he acted like he felt fine but we obviously wanted him to be checked out. Dr. Callan did the bloodwork and said for us to just watch Kolby and video him if he has another seizure. The bloodwork showed everything as pretty much normal and the Proin seemed to help with the uncontrolled peeing. On September 2, we had Kolby's meds refilled (Proin and something for nausea). On November 18, 2025, we took Kolby back to NLVC and saw another "new to us" doctor, Dr. Omlor. We took Kolby because he was losing weight due to his decline in appetite, vomiting and chewing his hair off. Dr. Omlor gave Kolby IV fluids and an injection for nausea. Keep in mind, my husband and I trusted this veterinary clinic and thought we were doing the best for our Kolby. On December 9, 2025, due to Kolby's decline in appetite, weight loss and hair loss, we took him back to NLVC. Again, he saw Dr. Omlor for a recheck. Kolby had a significant behavior change in the past week. He was barking at nothing, staring into corners and peeing in the house again. Dr. Omlor said that "The behavioral changes you're seeing could be related to something called cognitive dysfunction syndrome, which is similar to dementia in people." At this point we should have asked them for x-rays, but we aren't doctors. By Saturday, December 13th we headed to Urgent Care in Newark. They immediately performed x-rays and found a mass in one of his kidneys. They made us an appointment for Monday morning at Pinnacle Veterinary Specialist in Glen Mills, PA. They performed an ultrasound and found that the kidney mass was cancerous and had now spread to the other kidney. He also had a blood clot that could move at any time. They suggested that it would be compassionate to go ahead and euthanize him. We couldn't leave him there. We opted to bring him back home and make him as comfortable as possible. We did and one week later we had to let him go. There are no words to say how much that little Prince was loved and horrible to think how much he suffered from August to December. We truly believe if we had a regular vet who was the only one he was seeing, they would have suggested other measures to diagnose him. NLVC failed us. We called today to get Jasper's records and I let them know about Kolby. The girl who answered the phone didn't identify herself and when I said something about the vet revolving door, she said that they "have a lot of veterinarians". We needed consistency and someone who would love our dogs. There have been several staff members there who were wonderful and we also love Dr. Meredith and loved Dr. Gruber. Unfortunately, Dr. Gruber left long ago and we never see Dr. Meredith anymore. It also appears that many of the staff members that we loved so much have also left the practice. The young lady who answered the phone today was just doing a job. No heartfelt compassion - all that I got was a "sorry for your loss". Yes, and we are sorry that we have to leave and cannot recommend your services. RIP our sweet Kolby - aka Little Prince...

Took my new kitten because he had extremely dirty ears. Vet doused ears with cleaner and used big…read moreqtips and took 15 minutes to clean them. One week later his ears were filthy again. Took him to VCA people's plaza and vet said it was an ear infection and put my cat on medication ear drops. Vet said his ears should not have been cleaned. Ten days on ear drops, and infection is gone. Looking at reviews on yelp, and my own experience, I'm wondering if the "vets" at New London are really vets? Is there any kind of agency that checks on this kind of stuff? Anyway, don't take your animal there if you care for their wellbeing.

Our experience this morning at Bay Animal Hospital was outstanding from the moment we walked in…read moreuntil we left. Dr Swain & Assistant Justina were kind, professional & so loving & gentle to our dog. I recommend this Animal hospital to everyone.

They taking good care of our cat, and they seem to care enough to have wet cat food for diabetic…read morecats since my cat is diabetic. My husband takes her and he has no problem there at all.