We moved to the area over 2 years ago and decided on this vet for our fur babies. Unfortunately at…read morethe time many vets were not taking new patients. Considering that our dogs were healthy and we only seen them about once a year, we didn't have a lot of interaction with them. Right around the beginning of September we took our male Rottweiler for his annual visit. The Dr came in and barely looked at him and it wasn't until later we realized that no bloodwork was taken or offered. They gave him his rabies shot and away we went. Prior to this our female Rottweiler was seen by a transvestite dr. I'm not sure what the protocol is now but we had no idea bc this wasn't the vet we saw before. My husband and I both we extremely uncomfortable. I get that people can be who they want to be but I also believe that we could have had a choice. If our male dog would've received the blood work then, we might've found out that he was diabetic and been able to treat him properly. Unfortunately by the end of September he got very sick and was rushed to the emergency vet hospital in York. There was nothing they could do and we had to put him down. Our female was 10, and of course grieving along with us over his loss. We found a lump on her shoulder blade thanks to the vet tech who comes to the house to trim their nails. We knew that she would eventually die from it but not as soon as she did. Yesterday we woke up to lethargic and stumbling around the house. I called New Oxford vet and was told,"they were too busy to see her and wouldn't be available until Monday". My dog didn't have until Monday and we didn't want to take her to the emergency vet if possible. I'm not sure what appointments they had that day but if I received a call asking to reschedule bc a dog was dying and all I had was a nail or anal gland treatment, I'd be ok with rescheduling. We ended up calling Confederate Animal Hospital in Gettysburg who was so nice and caring. They took us immediately after explaining what happened. They gave us the time we needed to say goodbye and we will be using them in the future. Shame on you New Oxford Vet!!

For a local vet clinic, they are not very helpful to local pets. I tried to get an appointment, I…read morelive close, they said no. Not cool. Call someplace else.

I cannot recommend this service enough. From the time I made the difficult decision and made an…read moreappointment until the day their amazing vet arrived, I knew I had made the right choice. As heartbreaking as this was, I experienced a level of compassion that was just amazing. I received a call the day before to make sure I didn't have any questions and Dr Mike showed up right on time. There was no rush and he allowed plenty of time to talk about my beautiful boy and shared such kind words. When the time comes for you to make this hard choice, this is the place to contact.

I reached out to Peaceful Pet Passage last week when my 12 year old lab rapidly declined. They were…read morekind and compassionate and I was able to schedule a time for Dr. Mary to come out and help him pass peacefully. The logistics were a bit odd because I live out of state (but was coming back to ensure I was there) and we were having him euthanized at my parents' home. Dr. Mary came out, explained the process, was patient and gave me all the time I needed. It was far more peaceful than I expected, and both she and the gentleman who did the transport were immensely kind and gentle with my sweet boy. I have nothing but great things to say about the service and compassion given by Peaceful Pet Passage. I feel lucky to have found folks who helped me give Brody this last kindness.

They put down my baby girl Callie, 18 years young but she had lost more than half her weight and…read morehad trouble getting around. They were a great comfort at a difficult time for us.

Don't know where to start but what a wonderful company. We had to have our cat euthanized this week…read moreand this was the 3rd pet we used them for. They make the whole experience as good as it can be under the circumstances. The pet doesn't even know what happened. No stress taking them to the vet and much easier on the family as well. No crying in front of a bunch of strangers. Mary was who came (for the second time we used them) and she is so caring and compassionate. They are more expensive than a vet but worth every penny. If I could get them 100 stars I would.

Carter and his team at Wilde Acres are the best! We boarded our dog there for 2 weeks so he could…read morelearn some training basics last summer. It's been very helpful. We appreciate the handler classes he does offsite and just went to one last weekend. It's so good for reinforcing our training. Our dog Otis was on his best behavior!

This place is amazing! My dog love it! It is his Disney. Very clean, professional and reasonable…read morepricing. Rambo was on training for a few weeks and were very satisfied 100% recommended!

I wanted to address some of the things the owner said to my husband and me yesterday…read more She implied that I was lying on Sammy's ( my Yorkie's) intake papers. I do take offense at this. I reread what I had written on the papers. I do not lie. The information was accurate. Sammy is a 5 1/2 pound - 1 1/2 year old Yorkie. The owner complained that Sammy was digging when left outside alone. (Yorkies like to dig in the dirt!) The owner commented that my puppy didn't like to be alone. On the paper I wrote he is very friendly. She was not at all sympathetic; that we had recently lost our beloved eight-year old Yorkie, Dundee, Sammy's best friend about a month ago.) Due to that, yes, I agreed with the owner, Sammy does not like to be alone. I do not find this as a fault, but rather an endearing quality. We were appalled that the owner would put a 5 1/2 pound Yorkie in an open field/pen with no covering without any regard to possible hawks. This is unacceptable. Has she not ever seen a hawk swoop down and pick up a small animal? It happens very quickly! So no, Sammy has never been left outside alone nor should he be. And finally the owner added that our puppy was not welcome back to Chateau Barkingham kennel. This was a bit beside the point because in our minds, we already had decided he would never be brought back to this establishment. The owner is not at all versed in dealing with puppies or very small dogs. When we returned home we talked to Sammy's Veterinarian. Our Vet was shocked at the "faults" found in Sammy. All ridiculous. Best of luck with your business, but don't expect any positive reviews to your kennel from us!

The facilities are clean, and it is a very fair price. She is a very nice lady, and a former great…read moreDane breeder. My poodle came back brushed (not sure how managed that one) and my very anxious dogs came back untraumatized by the whole thing. The kennels are pretty big, it is indoors and they are small rooms with TVs, seriously. But she gives them outdoor time to be dogs. It is very out in the middle of nowhere, but that just means it is quieter. The owner is way in to the dog whisperer school of dog obedience, I am clearly not...but if she wants to fight the inevitable, more power to her. Every time we go on vacation, this is the first call we make.