I am just so pleased with Mike's Mobile Veterinary Service LLC…read more They really are the best. I cannot express how grateful I am that they exist, and the love they show when seeing our dog. They are educational, kind, and informative. Also super down to earth and make everything easy especially during a stressful time like watching your dog have surgery. They are excellent at what they do! And you can see their passion for taking care of your animals just by how they talk and interact with them during their visit. We are seriously forever grateful for them. If anyone values my word, know that I am 10000% asking you to consider having your pet be seen by them. It's so worth it.

no I do not like or would recommend. u never know what the price is gonna be. or if what's getting…read morefixed is what the problem is

I love taking my furbabies to Trenton Animal Hospital! Dr. O is the best in her field. She is very…read moreknowledgeable, compassionate,truly loves the animals. All the assistants and office staff are very friendly. They make you feel welcome and treat you as friends.

I still love the staff at Trenton Animal Hospital. Dr. O goes above and beyond to do the best she…read moreis able for my fur-babies and for me.

After a journey of 7 months and various treatments , Dr. Raghu has given me hope in finding a good…read moretreatment for my 7 year old Italian greyhound, suffering chronic loose stool. The staff was welcoming and very accommodating. All of my questions and concerns were addressed and I feel very confident in this team. Thank you so much. |

When I arrived with my dog, the receptionist was on the phone helping someone but took the time to…read morelook at me and smile and greet me. The office was clean and everyone I met was kind and helpful. The vet was excellent and took the time with my collie who has not been feeling well. He made recommendations which were left up to me with no pressure. We will be life long customers. We'd had a terrible experience with another vet office after recently moving to this area so were very grateful to find Oxford Vet!

He's just understanding about what's going on he has a wonderful group of employees you can tell…read morethey really care

Great staff, vet very compassionate, knowledgeable, and caring about my dog. treated her as if she…read morewere his own. Also provides some education as well. I get them 2 thumbs up, and now is my forever vet. Treated like family.. Tracy

We've been going here for years with our past and present labradors. Luckily, we've only had to…read moretake them in for a couple sick appointments over years, other than that it's just been their yearly check ups. This was our first emergency. When we have had to call for illnesses, etc...it always seems to be the same woman that answers the phone. She is the reason we have decided to leave. Our labrador recently had a bowel obstruction. He suddenly began vomiting large amounts of poop one Thursday evening. I called the vet first thing in the morning at 8 AM, when they were supposed to be open. No one answered until 8:20 AM. The receptionist sounded like I had woken her up and very put out that I was bothering her. I explained that the dog was vomiting poop, would not eat a single bite, would not drink, hadn't pooped that day and didn't really want to get up at all. She said the doctors weren't in yet and she would call me back. At 8:45 AM I got a call back. She offered an appointment at noon, but I felt he could not wait until noon and asked if I should just take him to an emergency vet somewhere? I felt I had to plead my case as to why it was an emergency that he be seen right away. I told her I was concerned he had a bowel obstruction. The receptionist finally, after going back-and-forth with the doctors, begrudgingly agreed to let us bring him in. After that, the entire visit was stressful because we felt like we had forced them to see him. He did have a bowel obstruction and had to have surgery. We were happy with the physicians and their interactions with us and his treatment. He seemed like he had recovered well until he began having the same exact symptoms two weeks later. I called and it was the same receptionist Who answered. Speaking like I woke her up and she's annoyed that I am trying to make an appointment. She does not seem to care about animals at all. When asking questions she has to put you on hold and ask the doctor, which is fine, but I have a hard time believing that the doctor knew that he was vomiting poop again after having bowel surgery for an obstruction, and was not concerned. During this particular conversation, I explained that he had just had surgery two weeks ago and was having the same exact symptoms as before. I asked if it was OK if I gave him some nausea medicine or if they recommended I didn't? She said the doctor said I could give him the nausea medicine but if he puked again to bring him back in. That was at 3 o'clock. I gave him the nausea medicine and he vomited immediately after so I called back and told the receptionist what had happened. At this point it was 3:40 so the receptionist didn't offer for me to bring him in because they close at 4. I asked if the doctor knew that he was vomiting poop? And she said "yes, I told them last time you called." I asked if they were concerned that he could have a twisted bowel after the surgery he had and she said "no, that hardly ever happens in dogs, but I'm no doctor." I don't know about dogs, but in humans a twisted or obstructed bowel can be life threatening. I said, "if he continues to vomit like this throughout the night should I just come first thing in the morning? And she said she had an opening at 11." So if anything surgical needs to be done, he would have to go to a different vet because they close at noon. Because of this one receptionist, we decided to start going to a different veterinarian. I don't wanna have to feel like I have to plead my case as to why my dog needs to be seen, especially when I know that it's an emergency. It is very disappointing because we like the doctors. I actually felt guilty like we had forced them to see our dog. And he probably would be dead if I hadn't. luckily This is the only time we've had an emergency. But the few times I have had to have them seen for illness over the years. It's often been the same receptionist and it's just not worth the stress when we can easily go somewhere else

I have taken all my pets to Dr Burke ever since she took over the current location. Everyone is…read morealways very nice and helpful.

best Doctors and Staff in area they care for your animals…read morelike they were their own. we hav brought all of our dogs here

I saw Dr Kurtzman for my 12 yo Chihuahua. I have had issues in the past with this doctor, he was…read morerude and unprofessional then. He lived up to it again today. I must say that the staff that was assisting him today was particularly rude as well. I took my dog in for shortness of breath. Long story short he wasn't going to treat her told me she was critical and suggested that $250 wasn't enough to even put her down. He did however tell me if I came up with more money he may be able to diagnose and treat her. I have always loved Dr Horton, who deserves the vacation she is on, but I will never return to this clinic again.

VCA might be good but i wouldn't let "Dr."Rastetter operate on roadkill. Incisions were sewn…read moretogether like a kindergartner.

A good Vet is worth their weight in gold! Just ask your pet…read more We're lucky to know one of the Veterinarians who work at VCA Lakota, which is how we were recommended. Because we know them, I guess you could say we were a little biased. However, a Veterinary Clinic is not just one person. VCA Lakota is made up of a great Team who truly loves animals. They are very patient with their patients and communicate to pet owners very well. It's always hard to know what your pet is going through when they can't talk. A good, well experienced, Vet can be a great translator between you and your pet. Annual visits are a must. Keep your pet healthy and vaccinated for a long and happy life. Would I go back? At least once a year. VCA Lakota has a very flexible schedule and they're easy to work with. Even if you have a nervous pet, they treat them with gentle care and we've always felt that our pet is in good hands. Tip: Look into pet insurance. Speak to your Vet about these options. Like health insurance for yourself, you never know what can come up. Also like humans, medical care for pets is not cheap. This helps keep you prepared for the unexpected.

Took me right in this morning for my 16 yr old puppy. Staff was so kind. Thank all of you for…read morehelping Halo pass quickly. You are all awesome!

I've had a few emergency situations and they always fit me in where they can and are fast and…read moreefficient! They've also worked with me when money was tight and gave me every option and what they think would be the best option. Everyone is friendly!

These guys are the best. They took very good care of our pet rabbit. I can't recommend them highly…read moreenough. The staff is fantastic and very caring. They were very good at explaining options and the health problems our pet was having.

I would highly recommend coming here, they took amazing care of my sweet baby. And when he was…read moreneutered they made sure he wasn't allowed and held him for his recovery. The staff here is amazing and I wouldn't go anywhere else

Absolutely LOVEEEE this location. Every single person is so friendly and sweet and really show love…read morefor their animal friends. I like how you are able to schedule an appointment for a specific time. They typically have a room ready for you when you get there which eliminates too many animals in the lobby at once. Everything is fast and efficient. I'm usually in and out within 30 minutes depending on the reason for the visit. Truely cannot say enough positives about this location specifically!

Very nice people. Seem very caring of your pet. Clean environment and easy to get to. Won't go…read moreanywhere else