Dr. Marmur performed a spay procedure on my dog. Prior to that, my dog loved the vet we had at our…read moreprevious location. However, after the procedure, she developed a strong aversion to the Berkeley Heights Animal Hospital but remained fond of the other vet. I found this unusual but continued to go there. When COVID restrictions were lifted and I was allowed in the room, I witnessed a nurse drop a vial and an uncapped needle on the floor and then attempt to use it on my dog. Concerned for her safety, I decided to stop taking her there, although my dad continued to bring our cats to the same place. Dr. Marmur used to sedate my cat monthly/bimonthly just for nail clippings. Frequent sedation is not ideal for cats, and it was distressing for her. After a particularly traumatic experience where Dr. Marmur euthanized another cat in a manner that caused him immense pain, we switched to a new vet. Recently, I mentioned the difficulty we had with nail clippings at the new vet, where my cat would become extremely agitated. To my surprise, the new vet managed to clip all four paws without sedation, and my cat remained calm and still throughout the process. This experience made it clear that the problem was not with my cat but with the approach used by the Berkeley Heights Animal Hospital and Dr. Marmur. Their methods were not only ineffective but also troubling. If I could give 0 stars I would!

Dr. Franklin Marmur cared for my five pets for over 20 years. Even the strays I brought in…read moreAnd his staff was wonderful in those years. I no longer have animals especially my Boobalena kitty she lived for 23 years. And when it was time to put her down I cried in Franks arms. I was in no condition to drive home so his staff drove me and stayed with me. Then there were my schnauzers what a handful. One time my schnauzer Sam ate rat poisoning, and Frank fast thinking calculated the medicine and got them to throw up and save my dogs life. And then there was Max My standard schnauzer who is so full of life. I saw Frank last night at the store he looks wonderful and is still working. He even bonds and will have a close relationship with humans tooo

we were searching for dr wendy sweeney. we follow her wherever she goes. so happy to find her in…read morescotch plains. also spoke to dr lim about leo's results after his biopsy she was great also!

I have NOT BEEN HERE (yet), But I don't have to be. My wife and I and my two adult daughters, have…read moreall TRAVELED far following her to several different locations over the past 10 or more years to have the AMAZING Dr. Lim care for the pets we love, as we love our family. Dr. Lim is and has always been the unbelievable best vet we've ever found. She is not just talented, but compassionate beyond belief. Dr. Lim will and has always gone the limit to assure you and your loved pets every available option to remedy your stressful situation. She not only loves animals, but she loves people too. I truly believe anyone posting less than 5 stars, really does not know the true Dr. Lim. And for this, you are really missing someone of great value. There are lots of great vets, but only one Dr. Wendy Lim. And, no we are not related, just sincere. Tom Catucci North Arlington NJ

Over the past 40 years my family and I have watched how much this practice has declined due to…read moremanagement staff and certain veterinarian staff members. I HIGHLY recommend taking your loved family member to a different veterinary practice. I am extremely disappointed by the care my dog received at Murray Hill Veterinary Associates. In my experience, my dog was misdiagnosed by Dr. P and mistreated by Dr. C while suffering from multiple serious and life-threatening health conditions that required immediate and coordinated medical attention. Management staff, Nate and Jessica along with Dr. H and Dr. B failed to provide these services due to me advocating for my family member. Dr. H issued a prescription that contained improper dosing information. As a responsible and concerned pet owner, I advocated for my dog and requested a corrected prescription. At that point, office managers Jessica and Nathan became involved. What should have been a straightforward correction escalated unnecessarily. Their approach, in my experience, was dismissive and rude rather than solution-oriented. Instead of de-escalating the situation and ensuring my dog received prompt and appropriate care, the handling of my concerns created further confusion, delays, and stress. The breakdown in communication and the manner in which my concerns were handled significantly worsened the situation. From my perspective, the lack of professionalism and compassion from management created a cascading effect that ultimately impacted the veterinarians involved, including Dr. H and Dr. B. What could have been resolved quickly became, in my view, a much larger and avoidable disaster due to poor communication and failure to prioritize patient care. I also experienced instances where crucial messages left with Jessica and Nate that I requested to be passed along to the veterinarians were, to my knowledge, not communicated. When a pet has life-threatening medical conditions, any delay or miscommunication can have serious consequences. No pet owner advocating for accurate dosing, proper treatment, and timely care should be met with hostility or dismissal. Advocacy should never result in escalation or obstruction. There was multiple obstruction caused by management staff, Jessica, and Nate. Additionally, I formally requested a complete copy of my dog's medical records in August and am still waiting to be notified that they are ready for pickup. In my opinion, the handling of this situation reflects broader concerns involving management -- including Jessica and Nathan -- as well as Dr. H, Dr. B, and ALL other veterinary partners associated with the practice. I have serious concerns regarding duty of care, continuity of treatment, and the way I was treated after raising legitimate medical concerns Because certain matters are currently being pursued through appropriate channels, I am limited in the additional details I can publicly share at this time. However, I strongly encourage pet owners to carefully consider their options and ensure they feel respected, heard, and supported when seeking care for their animals. Pets are family. They deserve competent, coordinated, and compassionate care -- and their owners deserve professionalism when advocating for them.

They don't care about your pets just your money…read more Our dog, a patient for 3 years, had some worrying symptoms so we called them. They refused to consult with us over the phone regarding our dogs symptoms because we did not do last years annual with them.

To correct the 6/25 HFGDR response from my earlier post, we never indicated that we wanted a hypo…read moreallergenic dog. I have no idea where that came from. Our dog was a mixed breed Sato rescue from the SPCA, which was a wonderful experience. My dog before that was a mixed breed rescue as well. Our application was never denied. In fact, we were approved for an aged 6 month + adoption and I have the evidence from attending an adoption fair. It was after that fair, that achieving any follow up was very difficult, though I eventually did receive an email after many attempts. I gather the respondent confused me with a different applicant. I know there is a lot of good work done there and the dogs look great, it was just difficult to communicate so we moved on.

Staff is disrespectful, rude and shows signs of discrimination. More concerned with "policies" than…read moregetting the animals adopted. We were approved for a (5 yr old) older dog. We applied for a dog a one year old (they had her listed as an "adult dog 1-5 yrs. old") but they wouldn't allow us to see nor adopt the animal and completely dismissed and cancelled our application without rhyme or reason.

Dr. Mandeep Mini and her vet tech Ronny were wonderful -- I am so so grateful to them. They arrived…read morepromptly and were very understanding and gentle with us, which we needed in that moment. She waited for my permission at each step and explained what to expect. At the end of our very beloved Yorkie's life, I would have wanted her peaceful passing no other way.

We've really appreciated having a vet who makes house calls, especially with an older dog. It is…read moreso much easier and less stressful for him to be seen at home rather than having to bring him into an office. When we recently had a concern, she was able to come out within 24 hours, which we were very grateful for. She has been kind and caring with our dog, and having the option of vet care at home has been incredibly helpful for us.

Traci and Jon are outstanding. My cat had a rough couple of months before she died of cancer…read more Traci and Jon went above and beyond to help Leonora stay as comfortable as possible. They even came as late as 2 am to help Leonora feel better. My cat started having some problems in the fall of last year. I did not know what to do. Luckily, I found Traci and Jon and I knew Leonora was in good hands. You will not find more caring vets.

I am ***completely*** blown away by Dr. Traci Vogler and Jon Spiegel and cannot thank them enough…read morefor the deep caring, kindness, and compassion they showed to our dear kitty and to us. I called them on a Saturday evening when it became clear our beloved cat was suffering and that it was his "time" and to my relief they were able to be there within 30 minutes. I am immeasurably grateful for their help at this difficult time, for their heartfelt kindness and patience and to explain everything to us and help us understand, after examining our cat, that we were making the right decision. They let us take as much time as we needed through the process. They could not have been more perfect, from the very first telephone conversation, they said all the right things, with authentic empathy and caring - for us and our cat - and helped so very much as we did the kindest thing we could do for our kitty and let him go peacefully. I sincerely wish them all the best, and recommend them highly to anyone needing veterinary care for their beloved pet.

When we go away, Tarheel is our pets destination. They get to stay together and have playtime with…read moreother dogs and then they get groomed coming home clean and trimmed and the like. While not cheap, the $ is worth it as we know the boys are safe healthy and come home smelling fresh. We appreciate their attention and dog loving care.

Went there to have my 7 mons mini schnauzer and 12 yr old morkie groomed and as you can see from…read morethe pics, I was very impressed. Their groomer, Pat, is the sweetest. She took her time for my dogs to get use to her. She definitely knows her craft very well. Pat even took some time to explain how I should train my pup for his next haircut. Will definitely use them again. Book in advance because they get busy. I am lucky to have found them.

We have found a few dozen people with the same experience as ours since sharing our experience…read more On Nov 10 we brought Petey for routine shots when Dr Sobel told us that he needed a tiny mass taken out of his back leg. He said we could do it that day. We told him that Petey had eaten and suggested rescheduling since it wasn't an emergency. Dr Sobel assured us that he would be just fine & that he had 30 years of veterinary experience. We trusted his judgement and he began taking Petey away without further discussion. After leaving his office, we called twice to make sure that he was sure Petey would be okay since he had eaten. He kept assuring us confidently. A few hours later we got a call from him saying 'I lost your dog' and went on to explain how the complication occurred because he had eaten. Anyone with a medical background, let alone a 'veterinarian of 30 years should know better! When we went back to his office Anthony and I walked upstairs to see his best friend lying on what seemed to be the kitchen table of a house? His tech said 'he f*ed up- I told him not to operate but he said he needed the money'. When the Long Hill Police arrived, they were more than helpful in assisting us with the report. Again, the vet tech told us that she repeatedly suggested that he did not perform surgery on Petey but still, he insisted. She expressed strong negative verbiage about her feelings toward him and further proved that Dr Sobel was negligent and responsible for Petey's wrongful death. I have to thank the police department again for getting ice for Petey, helping us transport him and for their moral and professional support through such a tense, emotional situation. Petey deserved better than this and so do your beloved family members, which is why I am sharing this. Respectively, we ask that you share Petey's story. Like I said, we have come across a few dozen families who've experienced loss similar to ours because of Dr Sobel's negligence and he is still sending bills to these people. Please, do not trust this man with your animals

Our cat passed just over two years ago this month which brought to mind Dr Sobel and how caring and…read morecompassionate he was towards us during our cat's final weeks. (he was 16 years old) We brought our cat in as a semi-stray and had always used the Stirling Veterinary Hospital to care for our his needs. / We never got another pet but we miss both the doctor and our cat.

A week later and my pup still smells amazing!!! He looks…read moregreat too. Can't wait to come back!

Lisa did an awesome job with our 5 months old Bichon .. cut is perfect..thanks Lisa!!read more

My husband and I have a very anxious, neurotic (and handsome) doggo. He's highly dog reactive and…read moreenergetic and has a troubled past. We've tried several trainers and boarding facilities in various cities and states. We even resorted to trying a famous YouTube trainer and he came back worse and even more anxious. Typically, these expensive "board and trains" we've participated in have ended with medication recommendations and a "good luck". One final trainer recommended we try Mind Of Dog because she also wasn't able to break through. I'm so grateful we did. He's thriving and comes home exhausted. An added bonus is the people training we've received. The best part of all of it, is that he's finally getting the exercise and structure he's always needed and deserves. They handle the dogs calmly, but with lots of structure and clear boundaries, which our dog desperately needs. We can finally go to work and travel without worrying that he's being mishandled or ignored. We're so grateful to have found this place and I have to admit, I was waiting for him to fail again, because we had lost all hope. I highly recommend that you give Mind Of Dog a shot, especially if you're in a similar position as we were. Thanks, Mind of Dog! Senna loves you all and is so grateful to be able to play with dogs without fear and anxiety.

Never sending my dog again. After our "assessment," Kyle yanked my dog's neck multiple times and…read moremade her shriek in pain. She came home in shock and growled at our other dog (who she loves and has never previously growled at). Whatever they did during the day together, she was affected quite negatively. From a business standpoint, Kyle gives 30 minute lectures filled with analogies that make no sense. Also, 4:40 pickup means 5:30 apparently.