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    Arbor Veterinary Services, A Thrive Pet Healthcare Partner

    3.8 (18 reviews)
    Closed 8:00 am - 6:00 pm
    Updated 2 months ago

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    worst experience we EVER had at the vet. screamed at our dog and ever since, she's terrified of the vet. do not go here.

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    VCA Russell Animal Hospital

    VCA Russell Animal Hospital

    2.9
    (21 reviews)

    My family's experiences with Russell Animal Hospital - both before and after it became part of VCA…read more- have always been positive, including the care we received when our cat needed to be euthanized, regular visits for another young cat we rescued (who is now 12), and most recently for a puppy we added to our family. They are thorough, have stellar follow-up and the whole team is professional and kind. Very happy with the care our pets get here!

    I've waited 3 months to write this review as I didn't want it to be out of spite or anger . My…read morefirst thought was to go into great detail about my family's experience with Russell's Animal Hospital but decided to make a long story short .....My daughter & Son-in-law had an 11 year old golden retriever. He was brought to Russell's in January with several health concerns including fear of cancer . He also had a large mass on his sternum. He was in and out of Russell's for numerous tests and bloodwork that they suggested from Jan 2025 into May 2025 . Test after test and bill after bill and over 3,000$ in Doctor fees , tests , etc. Russell's failed to find the cancer that eventually took his life on Memorial Day Weekend. Once it got to the point that he wasn't sleeping or eating my daughter & son-in-law took him to the Caves Emergency Hospital in Concord NH and in less than 20 minutes and a fee of 150$ vs 3,000$ ( not exaggerating) the doctor on duty was able to thoroughly diagnose him & gave us the sad news that he had a cancerous tumor that was bleeding and it may be time to consider euthanizing him . I Don't blame Russell's for the cancer and I don't know if the outcome would of been any different, but if Russell's would of done their job & been more thorough in finding his cancer there may of been treatment options available to us , but at the very least my daughter and son-in-law could of spent more quality time and been able to say goodbye over a longer period of time, Rather than getting blind sided and having 1 hr to say goodbye on a rainy cold Sat morning on the floor of the Cavs emergency room . Although Russell's did allow me a 2 hour meeting with one of there long time Doctors to voice my concerns and answer my questions, I must say I walked away feeling as if they accepted no responsibility for not finding the cancer , and offered no sincere apologies. I'm sorry to say but " SHAME ON YOU RUSSELLS!!! " you dropped the ball . In my opinion you were too focused on " Taking the round about way " ringing up bills and rushing through tests than being more thorough and finding our poor dogs cancer . WE TRUSTED YOU WITH OUR BELOVED DOG & YOU LET US DOWN!! With that being said I COULD NOT AND WOULD NOT RECOMMEND RUSSELLS ANIMAL HOSPITAL TO ANYONE!! . If you do bring your pet there , be extremely careful , and bring the credit cards because they love to stack up the bills . I truly pray that your experience with Russell's has a much better outcome than our families .

    Integrative Animal Health Center

    Integrative Animal Health Center

    4.2
    (34 reviews)

    I wouldn't take our dog Emma anywhere else unless there were an emergency that we needed to treat…read moreimmediately. We live over an hour away (73 miles) and we take the time to drive our baby girl here because they not only genuinely care about our four-legged family member, they treat her that way as well. They absolutely care more about your pet than over-treating with conventional medicine. You will find slightly different approaches based on the doctor you see, however, the general rule of thumb is to not give your pet anything they don't really need in terms of shots and vaccinations. They offer other holistic treatments that they combine with traditional medicine to give your pet the best possible experience. They take the time with each patient to answer all questions, which can very often lead to longer-than-typical wait times, even if you have an appointment for a specific time. While, as busy humans, this can certainly be frustrating from time-to-time, one must just remember that when it's your own turn, you get that same attention and care, without feeling like you're on a production line. It's a small inconvenience, that doesn't always happen. We are more than happy to wait when we go as we know this place has been instrumental in educating us on our dog's health and keeping her healthy. As I write this review she is 10 1/2 and doing fantastic. She has environmental and seasonal allergies that popped up 3 or 4 years ago. IAHC provided sound advice for testing and treatment, and while not every approach we tried worked, we have been able to keep our baby girl healthy even during the tough months. She went from incessantly scratching herself 24x7 and chewing her paws raw and bloody (requiring full time attention to stop), to minor discomfort 2 months of the year. This was due to uncovering food allergies that we have been able to work around, thus greatly reducing the effects of her environmental allergies that were plaguing her. She now eats a carefully controlled diet with ingredients that do not contain any allergens to which she reacts. It's certainly more "work" than it was when she was a pup, but it has made ALL the difference in the world to her life (and ours). I honestly don't know where she (or we) would be without the team at IAHC. They, in essence, have saved and prolonged her life, and we will be forever grateful for the amount of care and love they dispense here. If you are still reading this review, you should absolutely take your family pet here. I have no question of the quality of treatment your pet will receive. Much Love to the IAHC team, Jason, Katie, and Emma (the patient).

    Do not go here, especially if you own a parrot…read more Victoria Papscoe performed a routine nap clipping on parakeet and literally made every nail bleed. She chopped one off so badly that it never grew back properly and now my parakeet has permanent issues with stability and is scarred. She also had the gall to say that it was all normal and nails always bleed on birds when you cut them. Stay away.

    Charlestown Veterinary Hospital

    Charlestown Veterinary Hospital

    3.8
    (61 reviews)

    I recently had to move out of state due to my job. UNFORTUNATELY, this move prohibited me from…read morepersonally experienceing a visit to Charlestown Vet. However, the pleasant phone conversation I experienced with one of their staff members is well overdue for positive review. A few months ago when I moved here I was in search of a new vet. My cocker Spaniel, Vinny , has some dietary issues as well as anemia. (Im sure you can relate to your furry lil friends as your children, so naturally I wanted the best care for him.) I distinctly remember her name was Jessica and if there was an award for phone etiquette she would be the recipient hands down! Our conversation started after her courteous professional greeting. Not once did she interupt me during my million annoying questions! I could tell she was actively listening to me and was engaged in the conversation. She was respectful, polite, always referred to me(and Vinny)by our names. I felt like I was being paid attention to and comfortably built up a great rapport with Jessica. She asked all the right questions and answered honestly! If she didnt know the answer she offered a great alternative. I could have not asked for a better phone experience and upset I couldnt follow up with a face to face greeting! If you are thinking about going to Charlesrown Vet and Hosp for your little(or big) loved one, I highy recommend it because the phone call alone is worth the trip!

    The only reason I upped my star rating from one to 2 stars is because they showed compassion while…read moreour first dog was put down - after completely misdiagnosing him! But yes, they were wonderful during that time. So bedside manner is fantastic and they are friendly. Since then???? I'm so angry right now! Our present dog was diagnosed with advanced cancer and given a month to live. She was diagnosed at the emergency vet clinic in Lebanon (fantastic, by the way. Highly recommend). We've been managing her symptoms and keeping her comfortable. She's done extremely well so far but today is a really bad day. Because we live about an hour from Lebanon, we called our regular vet, Charlestown Vet, hoping that they could refill her antinausea meds. Of course not. After being on hold for about 10 minutes, they said that they couldn't refill anything without seeing the dog. This is a tactic that every vet does. I know, I used to work for vets and yeah... they want to see the dog $$$$$. But besides that, they failed to diagnose her cancer in the first place, something they've done before. They didn't think that they needed to listen to the owner (my daughter), who told them during her last visit that she had concerns. When we tried to get in to see the vet for follow ups, we couldn't get an appointment! Okay... we were fine until we weren't anymore. And by the way... my daughter found the antinausea meds online! Thank you, Charlestown vet for caring for our dog so well!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Don't bring your dog or cat there! Seriously! It's sad that I have to leave this kind of a review. I respect veterinarians but this??? NO!!!!

    South Boston Animal Hospital

    South Boston Animal Hospital

    3.8
    (165 reviews)

    Knowing I was getting a new puppy, I researched vets in Boston and Cambridge to find the "Right…read moreOne" in advance. At that time, South Boston Animal Hospital (now Banfield) was located on East Broadway in South Boston... a bit of a drive from Cambridge. Upon meeting veterinarian Natalie Waggoner, I knew she was our new vet. A few years ago the location changed to 9 West Broadway, a great place as it's right across from the T, has street parking, and a place to walk your pup nearby. Dr. Waggoner has cared for my coton de tulear for 9 1/2 years now. Molly started out as such a finicky eater that I worried. I think most vets would give a list of food recommendations... Dr Waggoner suggested foods I could purchase, gave me a home recipe if I wanted to cook, but so importantly... gave me tips on reverse psychology to make Molly eager to eat. She called periodically to check on Molly's eating (unbelievable to get unsolicited calls from a vet, right?). At 9 1/2, Molly is super healthy, a good eater, and (although she hates walking in the door of the clinic) loves and trusts Dr Waggoner. She has had an issue with teeth and Dr Waggoner extracted those that needed to go, and has helped us to do the best we can with little coton teeth. Something I should mention is cost. I'm guessing that the vet clinic charges average fees and now that it's owned by a chain, I imagine that the fees are standardized. The question to be asked is how many services are recommended. Dr Wagonner tells me exactly what Molly needs and I never have to guess if there are unnecessary services or charges. In the last visit I asked if Molly should have the senior dog Xrays for her system. Dr Waggonner carefully studied her chart and said that I Could if I had concerns, but she thought it was fine to wait; she felt comfortable that Molly is in good shape. Finally, let me mention the techs and staff. I think there is reasonably high turnover of personnel in some clinics. So many of the same people are there from early days. They are gentle, they know the names of pets in the community, and we consider them friends. It is to my embarrassment that I have waited over 9 years to write a review of Dr Waggoner and the South Boston (Banfield in South Boston) Animal Hospital. I hope this comprehensive review covers most questions. Susan Dietrich and her coton, Molly.

    Don't leave your pet alone with her or let her take him/her to the 'other room' because your pet's…read morelife depends on you. We loved her for years too until animals started dying. Now that Banfield is in the mix they make their employees sell, sell, sell to make money off unsuspecting pet owners. One's bad, the other's worse.

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