Fantastic staff very thorough. Good with follow up -…read morereasonably priced. take your fur babies here!

We love Bay Area Vet and would highly recommend to anyone in the area. They provide thorough care…read moreand really seem to love what they do. It's a very well run business and we definitely trust them with our pet's health.

Highly recommend this as your vet office. Everyone here is kind and cares about you and your animal.read more

The very best in care for many dogs over the years. Vets are great, receptionist is extremely…read moreknowledgeable and friendly.

We've used this vet from time to time just because it's the closest to us. While there are some…read morefriendly people in the office, more often than not we are met with judgement and ridicule. Because or dog has sensitivities to ingredients in commercial foods and a propensity for liver issues (breed trait) we raw feed a diet of duck and rabbit. One moment they will tell us he's the healthiest dog they've seen and the next after hearing of his diet excoriate us and tell us we're going to kill him and should put him on kibble. They also double vaccinated him for rabies on accident, it is what it is. But when we ask for antibody test (which is required for international travel) we get nothing but judgement and sh*t talked behind our back....where we can hear it! The tldr is they are more focused on selling you prescriptions and prescription foods than the actual health of your pet. At the end of the day it's a business and that's cool, but shady practices and attitude ruin this place.

I'm a single mom about to start my college journey YEARS later then I planned so when I say I'm…read morepinching pennies? It's wayyyy worse than that financially for the time being- that said- my therapy cat. Marley, started sneezing quite often and I noticed she was shedding white flakes constantly mostly coming off of her back. I called local veterinary clinics and my jaw dropped literally dropped when I heard the office visit is ONLY $59!!! I think all I responded with after hearing that was sign us up LOL! The office staff is wonderful, polite, and sincere! They worked around my schedule but were still able to get my baby girl Marley in the same week I called! The office was clean, and the staff were all exceptionally kind, informative, and patient. My cats are my literal children- my son calls them his two sisters so they're precious to us and so I get uber anxious whenever I'm unable to help them and I know they're uncomfortable. We only had to wait a few minutes after check in, and after the first visit initial paperwork. I was a visible nervous wreck! The technician came in and discussed Marley's symptoms with me, all while remaining professional and kind. Not even ten minutes after the tech had left, the Veterinarian came in all smiles, and began our conversation with what was going on with Marley, potential causes, etc. The Veterinarian listened to all of my questions carefully with a smile on her face, and was eager to reassure me on ease of Marley's care, causes, even things I can do from home to help my girl! She knew her stuff, too! I cannot say enough good things about Muddy Creek Veterinary Clinic in Butler, Pa (on William Flynn HWY)! I also can say with confidence even though one may shop around getting potential quotes on care and medication? There was not ONE other clinic that could even come close to the reasonable prices for my Marley's care at Muddy Creek! I'll never go anywhere else! I urge you to give this clinic a try! You won't regret it- just as I haven't!

This vet practice does not follow proper legal guidelines to dispose of hazardous and medical…read morewaste. Candice Andrews admitted on line that they just throw biological waste in a regular dumpster. Veterinary rules for disposing of pathological waste require segregating tissue and organs in designated, leak-proof containers, clearly labeled as "Pathology Waste" or "Biohazard". This waste must be handled and transported safely, often via a licensed medical waste hauler, and is typically treated by incineration to ensure destruction of infectious materials.

They are the best. I have taken my dogs and cats to them and they are the upmost in caring.From…read morethe techs to the Dr. Andrews they have always put my anaimals and my needs first.

It's been about a month since our experience with Anne Arundel Veterinary Emergency Hospital, and…read moreI've been wanting to share this. Our anxious 9-year-old dog, Bubba, had been sick for about a day and a half--vomiting, not eating, and not drinking water. At one point, he seemed to be improving, but around 5 a.m. on Easter morning, he was panting and pacing. We knew we had to take him to the ER. We were especially anxious because of our past traumatic vet visits, but we called ahead and were told they were still working through overnight patients and to bring him in so they could monitor him. Despite how weak he was--we had been carrying him up and down three flights of stairs--he insisted on walking into the ER himself. They took him to triage right away, and after a few hours (less than we expected), we were brought back to a room. Dr. Fleury came in, asked thoughtful questions, and recommended additional testing. We shared our past experiences and anxiety, and she was incredibly empathetic and reassuring. She made it clear that she wanted this experience to be different from the negative ones we had before--and she truly followed through on that. She suggested we go home while tests were being run. A couple of hours later, she called with an update: while most results looked normal, they found fluid in his abdomen and a mass near his trachea. She explained that an ultrasound could provide more clarity, but it wouldn't be available until the next day. We could either bring him home or admit him overnight. Although we had never left him before, we chose to admit him so he could be monitored and asked if we could see him again first. She immediately said yes. When we returned, the hospital was much busier, but we were brought fairly quickly to a quiet, private room that seemed away from the noise of other dogs. Dr. Fleury reviewed the X-rays with us, and it was clear things were serious. When she brought Bubba in, we could see he had declined--his belly was distended, his eyes were glazed, and he seemed uncomfortable and restless. Dr. Fleury stayed with us, explaining that even after consulting with colleagues, they couldn't determine the exact cause without more testing. She also understood our concern about leaving him overnight, especially if his condition worsened. We were both overwhelmed, and she handled the situation with incredible compassion. After spending time with Bubba, we came to the heartbreaking realization that he was suffering, and the dog we knew wasn't really there anymore. It was the hardest decision we've ever had to make, but we knew it was time. We spoke with Dr. Fleury again and asked her to be honest about his chances. She explained that while more testing was possible, there were no guarantees, and he could continue to decline. Through tears, we told her we didn't want him to suffer any longer. She gently agreed it was likely the best decision and supported us fully. From there, everything was handled with such care. The staff gave us time, space, blankets, and quiet guidance through the process. When the time came, Dr. Fleury and a vet tech sat with us on the floor. My wife held Bubba, and we were both there with him in his final moments. It was peaceful, and we were able to say goodbye with dignity and love. Afterward, we were given as much time as we needed and were able to leave quietly through a side door. Later, we received a handwritten condolence card from Dr. Fleury, which meant so much to us. Losing Bubba was devastating, but the compassion, patience, and humanity shown by Dr. Fleury and the entire team made an unbearable experience feel as gentle as it possibly could have been. She set out to ensure this would not be another traumatic vet experience for us--and despite the heartbreaking outcome, she did exactly that. Our experience was nothing short of exceptional. We are deeply grateful we ended up here. While we hope we don't need emergency care again anytime soon, we know exactly where we would go and who we would trust.

It was 8:40p when Tina took our call and triaged us with one of their doctors immediately. We only…read morehad to wait a few moments when she came back to advise we should seek medical attention for our 8mo old miniature dachshund for ingesting a cob of corn. She did tell us it was a busy night (when we got there--it was overwhelming to see the various cases they were dealing with), and said even if we don't decide to wait at their facility we should take her to be seen. We decided to visit this emergency clinic anyway, and I'm very glad they handled her with so much caution and care. The vet assistant who triaged us came back multiple times with updates after our puppy was taken back (~1hr) and thanked us for our patience. It's important to note that while we were waiting with (and for) our puppy, multiple dogs came in on stretchers. Dr. McCullen was incredibly thorough and reassuring, while also being practical and rational.. we appreciated the extra step in providing an estimate for our services to that point. Albeit our case was not as severe or life-threatening as the others we saw, we still feel like we made the right decision coming in that night and I'm thankful our puppy was in the care of the right members of staff. I know they did their best with what they were dealt with and I'm very appreciative for their kindness and compassion. Our puppy is doing just great now.

I sold a purebred Shih tzu to a woman who has used this vet for years. The dog was up to date on…read moreall vaccinations except rabies (which we credited 100 to get this done). I also gave her a microchip from an accredited organization to have inserted by her vet (most vets do this for 10.00). I also send a dewormer home with all of my pups just in case the dog picked up a parasite during transport. This office lied to her about the microchip organization, said they wouldn't recognize any of her vaccines, and told her my dewormer was no good (it's the exact same dewormer they use). They charged her almost 600! They completely took advantage of her! oh, and they told her the dog was much older than she is! WHY?! Why do this to people? Especially to loyal customers? It's disgusting and I hope people know they have better options than a money grubbing vet.

Had a wonderful experience today at this office. They are efficient , professional and kind. The…read moreVeterinarian as well as the Staff took great care of my sweet cat ! I highly recommend this Vet Office in Annapolis.

I drive an hour and a half each way to take my two Golden's to Easton Veterinary Clinic. That of…read moresays it all. Dr. Thompson and his staff have provided expert, kind treatment for my dogs for the last ten years.

I have been bringing all my dogs to Dr. Thompson for many years. He is a highly skilled vet and an…read moreexcellent surgeon. The nurses, techs and everyone here are so skilled, kind and caring. I had to bring my sweet girl in for end of life care and Dr. Thompson and his staff treated us like family. I am so grateful!

Unfortunately the veterinarian is not physically capable of administering even a minimal and…read moreappropriate examination due to a disability. With all due respect, this person should refrain from engaging in veterinary medicine in order to comport with professional standards. What is most disturbing is that the prices for medications reach the level of ethical fraudulence for they are outrageously expensive. Since you are given no choice at the time that they are dispensed then I would also add a dash of financial extortion. I rate it two stars out of a vague sense of generosity.

Under new management and I am so impressed with the changes they have made. The staff is very…read morefriendly and thorough. I would highly recommend this place.