StAff is very caring and attentive. I always feel confident that my dog is getting the best care…read morethere.

I have been going to Forestdale veterinary clinic for over 20 years and have met many staff members…read moreand Doctors. I have never ever had a bad experience. Everyone has always been kind and compassionate. This past weekend I had an issue with one of my pugs and was in a jam. Dr. Olson took the time to listen and help me. She is kind, caring and in my opinion is a wonderful doctor in a profession that she loves.

This Veterinary Hospital, Dr Mark and his staff were excellent in treating and caring for my cat…read moreZucchini. Dr Mark took the time to explain what was happening and what the treatment would be. The prices were very reasonable, and the care was great. I have been to other Animal clinics in the past, and this has been the best of all of them.

Dr Oldham is awesome! He is thorough, yet pragmatic. He doesn't do unnecessary tests, and will be…read morevery frank with you, which sometimes hurts. I have been going to him for 40 years. I hope he never retires! And his staff is awesome too!

All the Drs are always so good and thorough with our 80 lb Golden. Louie is hugged up as soon as we…read morewalk in. Super efficient and friendly. Have never had a bad experience here. Coming for 5 years. They truly care and it shows

I find Dr. Hauser and her colleagues to exceptionally professional whilst also being affable with…read moreus humans, and very sweet and caring to our pup. Since she's being going there there hasn't been a tremble or a whine. Truthfully, I think she's a bit in love with Melissa at the front desk, but I'm not jealous... Their prices are high - thus 4 stars and not 5 - but after the challenges we experienced with our last animal hospital, I'll pay the extra for the peace of mind that our girl is getting good quality care in a timely fashion.

Outstanding service and consideration. I have used this business 3 times for in home extended cat…read moresitting. They deserve my highest recommendation.

Outstanding grooming and super nice people. Our…read moreGoldendoodle has never looked so good.

What a nice man!! Great vet who serves animals first!! I have a dog who was difficult at the time -…read moreespecially with men- my boy trusted this vet - more than dr OLDMAN trusted my dog which was wise- but he gave him opportunities to succeed. I'm so RELIEVED to in w an ol fsishoned vet!!!

Mark has been my vet since 1992. His care and attention to detail is beyond most other vets. He…read moreactually cares for animals. I live in western Massachusetts and will travel for my dog because I trust no one else! Love this guy.

Dr. Baer and his team have been taking care of our Beagle, Elvis, since we moved to Mashpee in…read moreSeptember 2022. He's quite proficient and compassionate. His team is wonderful; we use their grooming services regularly for/with Elvis.

Do NOT bring your pet here if you care about them!!! Brought my dog in to be spayed, she was on…read moretime at drop off for 9am. It wasn't until 4:20 that I was told she is going in for surgery. Are you KIDDING??? My girl sat in a cage for 8 HOURS??? I hope this place closes!!! Completely shocked this could even happen, but know for sure they do not care about our boys and girls!!!

My little Maltese got hit by a car recentlywhile I was taking him for a walk, attempting to cross…read moreRoute 130. Since I live on Route 130 in Forestdale, I drove to Leach Animal Hospital. To say they were great with my dog is an understatement. They were fantastic. They whisked him away and I found out he was going to lose his one eye. The compassion and competence is exactly what I'm looking for in a vet. He got his stitches taken out today and is fine. Everyone who worked there got a look at him, praising him. He didn't freak out at all then or now which says something about them (and about him, I must say). I would highly recommend Leach Animal Hospital. I've changed vets pretty quickly.

Usually such an awesome place with amazing vets!…read more Our little buddy saw Dr. Kimberley Khodakhah and she was rude and unprofessional. She called him a toddler and that he's spoiled because he was nervous and has anxiety. Extremely rude and unprofessional. I will specifically request not to see her going forward or move vets entirely.

If I could rate this place a negative I would, for months now my dog has had a limp taken her to…read morethe vet multiple times since it started, each time we were told "its her age, and she's just having joint pain" they gave us a medication like ibuprofen to give to her. The limping got worse and decided to take her to a different place for a second opinion, immediately knew that she had tore her ACL and was beyond shocked that Animal health clinic did nothing to test for this the first time we brought her to them about the limping. So now because we have been told for months it's not a concern, she has a full ACL tear and got emergency surgery for something that if caught in the beginning could have possibly been aided to and resolved and she would not have been suffering in the amount of pain she has been for so long now. So to say the least I am very upset with this vet and their lack of care for my dog and just to top it off when requesting my dogs records and explaining why I am upset they said absolutely nothing, no apology, no phone call to discuss just sent the records that to me confirms that they do not truly care about the animals they are supposed to be taking car of. I do not recommend this place to anyone

Animal Health Clinic does NOT provide ANY same-day/next-day care…read more All appointments are made by availability which is four days out. Be warned that you'll be sent to Urgent Care at extreme costs if your pet needs to be seen within the week. They used to see pets same day, and the people who worked there were always nice. It's changed a lot recently.

We have had a few experiences here over the years, all positive. Is it cheap, no of course not, but…read moreit is within reason for emergency care. Our latest experience was when our senior diabetic cat had a very bad weekend where he had trouble breathing. He stabilized enough to make it to Monday morning, and was brought to our regular vet who sent us to CCVS as they had better equipment for what we needed done. The doctor and nurses were very compassionate with us and with him. We were there for awhile between stabilizing him, getting tests and putting together what could be done. As it turned out, not much. It was his time, and they continued to be very compassionate with giving us time to think, and giving us their feedback on what could be done. When it was time, the doctor was very unobtrusive and listened to us as we talked about him. It was as easy as it could be in the circumstances, and really helped us on a very difficult day.

If I had to review solely on the mostly kind behavior of the staff, I would give it 5 stars for…read moretheir compassion, love for animals, and being brutally overworked and I suspect equally underpaid. I am not reviewing them nor faulting them for "drinking the corporate Kool-aid". My review is for hosp policies that leave the consumer, who is already traumatized because their beloved child had to go to the ONLY ER in the area, hostages of their practices, "back handed compliment" of a consumers bill of rights: This is from the "American Association of Veterinary State Boards": "- Informed Consent & Treatment Options: You have the right to know your pet's diagnosis, prognosis, and treatment alternatives, along with the risks and benefits of each. You may accept, decline, or seek second opinions on any recommended care. - Transparent Pricing & Estimates: You have the right to receive an accurate written estimate for care, to know the costs of veterinary services... - Access to Medical Records: You have the right to copies or summaries of your pet's medical records upon request. - Prescription Freedom: Veterinarians must provide you with a written prescription upon request, allowing you to purchase pet medications from a pharmacy of your choice rather than directly from the clinic. - Professional Qualifications: You have the right to expect your veterinarian and technicians to meet the legal education and experience qualifications...". YES the absolutely tell you the cost of EVERYTHING. Actually its close to $300 just to walk through the door. Got it. Cost of medical care for your pet + cover the initial triage. Cool. Triage is necessary to understand the course of action. Access to medical records - WE PAID for them, but thank you AAVSB. I'm old... and old enough to know this isn't the 1950s-80s where docs went unquestioned... Carrying on. Informed conscent blah blah. THIS is where the wheels fell off the bus. This is NOT my first rodeo. I have my share of Vet care and Vet ER care. In my experience, younger vets have a lot of student debt, and they were taught to try everything on the menu, AND they drink corporate pushy kool-aid to sell services like water bottles in a desert concert. Step 1 for this visit = BLOODWORK. AND PLEASE INFORM ME OF AN APPROXIMATE time for the results to be back based on the traffic flow for the night. I don't need to be sold on 50 other things. When you have been to Tufts in Grafton for urgent vet care - the bar is high. Sorry guys, but I hold you to that standard... So after hearing the CYA laundry list of all the things I KNEW were irrelevant until bloodwork came back, I was passing out. NO. Do the bloodwork, tell me how long to wait for that, and keep me POSTED. Keep us all posted. Since the hospital is going through much needed renovations, figure out a better comms flow! Their CYA poster in the waiting room? Send it for rewording, and POST the consumer bill of rights. Condescending, pretty much reminding us low lives, that this is urgent care and triage is necessary so that they can take care of the most urgent cases first, thus you will be waiting while your pet is in a cage somewhere you can't see them. I don't think anyone objects to having the more urgent/critical/dying patients be seen and tended to first. YES, it's urgent care. YES- you should take care of the life threatening cases. NO, you don't have a RIGHT to hold people hostage without better comms, NO, you shouldn't keep a pet hostage because you're afraid of walk away without paying. FIGURE out a better process that works not only for you and the consumer. If you are going to TELL us how to behave, also tell us what to expect from YOU. I'm going to assume that there will be more space and rooms in the reno for you to stay with your pet through process where it makes sense - for our sanity and pet's comfort. If you are worried about people who will just get up an leave, FIGURE IT OUT Mr and MRS BOARD of directors, top of the heap manager... This reflects on YOU, not the people who cared on Lulu. I'm sure they treated her like the princess she and all the others are. Their hands are tied because your ops leave a lot to the imagination. Of course you want your bigger chunk of the $$. We get that. Thanks for treating our time like it doesn't matter and over extending your staff. Because when I get a call close to midnight because the doc over prescribed the med, you KNOW she was overwhelmed. (THANK GOD SHE CAUGHT IT) This is what to expect folks. Don't blame the staff. Expect them to be sweet, tired, love animals, know their job, underpaid but show up to care for your baby. Whatever operational hiccups comes from incompetent leadership that can't figure out a better way because they take advantage of being the only gig closer, is not their fault. Thank them. They do try their best. Leadership? TO BE SEEN. Would I go back? Because of the loving staff? yes. The ops? Worth a 2 hour drive to Grafton...