Bellawood is the BEST! We drive all the way from Philly to have our Ziva stay here because she has…read morethe best time here. We have tried a ton of other places that are closer but it's worth the drive for the love, care, and concern the staff show for Ziva. As soon as she gets out of the car, she knows she is going to have the best time and she runs right in to the staff's smiling faces. The prices also can't be beat for the service provided.

I brought my dog, Chanel, to this facility for a grooming appointment, and unfortunately, she was…read moreinjured during the process -- the groomer cut her paw pad. I understand that accidents can happen, but what was most upsetting was how poorly the situation was handled. After taking her to the vet , I reached out to the facility expecting concern, accountability, and a sincere apology. Instead, I was met with a dismissive response from the owners. I had asked them to cover the cost of the vet visit, which I believe should have been offered immediately given the circumstances. Even more disappointing, I never received an apology until I pointed out that no one had offered one and that I was extremely disappointed with how things were being handled. Only then did they offer a brief apology -- but by that point, it felt insincere and forced. There was no follow-up to check on Chanel's condition, no ownership of the incident, and no effort to make the situation right beyond the bare minimum. After 3 vet visits, Chanel is thankfully healing, but this experience left me feeling upset and disregarded as a client. I'm sharing this so other pet parents can make informed decisions. Our pets deserve to be treated with genuine care, and we as clients deserve to be treated with respect and compassion -- especially when something goes wrong. I thought I was a valued and appreciated Customer. This experience completely showed me I was not.

took ripley for check up after his knee surgery. he had x rays done.. fecal test, full exam y dr…read more dr.dimarco.. he is getting there.. we are waiting on radiologist to read his x rays.. once again. the staff is outstanding as usual. anyone reading my reviews merry christmas, happy new year..clean professional atomsphere

If I could rate lower I would. We took our 10 year old Yorkranian to Windcrest who was having…read moretrouble breathing after getting her hair cut at a dog groomer. She was a very nervous dog and we took her in and they charged us $1,200 to watch her until the next morning. While at dinner they called and told us the dog was in serious trouble. We left dinner and rushed back. The dog was in dire straits. They kept trying to get us to put her down. The dog rallied once and stood up for us. They immediately whisked the dog away and the dog relapsed. After that they said we couldn't be with our dog anymore and would call the police if we didn't leave. As our family sobbed uncontrollably, one nurse smiled at us. Heartless b$&@$. I never felt that they wanted to save the dog, but only get the additional fees for euthanasia and cremation, which in the end they got. An additional $500. We paid $1700 to have our dog put down. The dog didn't last 12 hours once we took her there. Please consider any place else other than Windcrest.

If I could I would rate this 0. Due to circumstances beyond my control I had to take my senior cat…read moreto be euthanized at this facility. NEVER AGAIN. The lack of professionalism and compassion shown here is deplorable. From having to wait while they joked around and ran outside to play with dogs and tjen have someone come in mid euthanasia laughing asking what's going on in here, to being asked if I want to bag my deceased cat IMMEDIATELY after being told his heart has stopped it was the worst experience on top of an already bad experience. The best part was having to walk bawling through the waiting area full of laughing and joking people to struggle to get the door open and leave. So big thanks to the man who sat there and watched me juggle my cats body while trying to get the door until my friend helped me get it open. The staff and the customers all lack the same basic human feeling of compassion. Maybe don't offer a service if you're going to treat people in such a callous and uncaring manner

My dog left there with a persistent cough after having her teeth cleaned. Nothing the vet gave us…read morecleared this up! Check Facebook about the dogs who have died due to dogs being let outside to go potty... there is no fenced area!! I have read numerous complaints about this dump!!

Circle Vet is simply the best. Our family animals have gone there for years and I would not go…read moreanywhere else. Dr Wilkins and Dr Weiss have been so caring for my cat, Katie. And the tech, Nicki, is just the greatest. Don't know why it says San Francisco - from Wilmington, DE

I had been taking my dogs to this practice for over 7 years. The last few years, I don't t think…read moreI've ever seen the same vet twice. I have to re-explain my dogs' medical history every time because they don't take 2 seconds to read over past notes. Just recently I tried to take my dog for a surgery consult and it took 9 whole days just for the staff to get back with an estimate, even after I called and asked. I was "scheduled" for a surgery date but that seemed to go nowhere too. Luckily my dog has been taken care of already at another practice, but it's unfortunate this practice is run this way and you have to call and constantly be on top of them for anything to go anywhere. I'm not returning

I just adopted a puppy -- my first -- and brought her to Dr. Mike on the insistence of my mother,…read morewho has trusted the care of my childhood pup to him for years now. He's helped her through some tough times. Several extended family members also bring (or, well, brought) their dogs to this vet over the years. My first direct experience was really nice, too. We didn't have to wait long, which is always great when you're in charge of an antsy terrier toddler. Dr. Mike was thorough, gave us some tips on puppy training, and we scheduled our next appointment for two weeks from now for the *dreaded* next round of shots. Woodstown is NOT around the corner from me (as in, it's a 45-minute hike), but this vet is one of the good ones out there.

I have been going to Woodstown Vet for over 20 years. More than 20 years ago I had a little Lhasa…read morenamed Spud. I took spud to around six different vets after I noticed there was a lump on his back. Everyone told me it was a cyst and it was nothing but in my heart I knew that it was more. Finally someone recommended Woodstown. They immediately told me that Spud had cancer. They were with me, my son and Spud until the end. They took care of my Scooby for almost 17 years. Now they are taking care of my Abby. They are caring and compassionate and I trust them with my fur babies. They have never been wrong in anything they have ever told me. I appreciate them so much.

Impeccable! I…read morepurchased a puppy from "Pet Kare II" and was referred to White Clay Creek by the store. The pet shop covers the first visit, so I figured I'd give it a shot and see what happens. I was a little worried because I didn't like the last vet I came across because she was always so rough with my poor cat, so I wasn't sure what to expect at WCC. I immediately knew upon the first person I encountered that I was going to enjoy the visit. Everyone here is SO NICE! Super friendly, extremely accommodating, and evidentially people who care about the animals. I was lucky enough to meet Dr. Spencer, who I completely adored from the moment I met him. He's funny, sweet, and super knowledgeable. He was so gentle with my little chihuahua and explained everything he was doing along the way. My little guy did not seem bothered AT ALL, which relieved me immensely. He and the staff gave me some excellent recommendations and tips that I truly appreciated (especially with being a first time dog mom). I live an hour and a half away, but coming here is worth the trip. I know I'm in good hands with the staff at WCC. The care I received was exemplary in all areas and other pet hospitals can learn a thing or two from this place!!

My husband and I just recently had to put our beloved beagle, Max, down. The staff at White Clay…read morewere Wonderful. Dr. Spencer was Max's doctor since he was 6 weeks old, about 13 years ago. He was sympathetic to our situation and let my husband decide, but my husband he was there for him. He also told my husband that Max had a healthy and happy life. We agree! Max had multiple tumors. Tried surgery to see if he could be around a little bit longer. He was a good dog and there wasn't a person he didn't like. I wish to thank Dr.Spencer for making this procedure the easiest for Max and us. Thank the whole staff too. GOD BLESS YOU ALL!

Dr. Constantine and Harold just left our house, What a great service they have. Both were…read moreprofessional, calm and stayed almost an getting to know our dog and putting him and us at ease. They were able to give our dog all his shots and listen to his heart. This has always been a big problem at our other Vets office. They were great and the price was very reasonable. Dr. C will be our new vet and the Mobile service is the way to go if you have a dog with anxiety and fear.

Doctor Constantine and her staff are amazing. Our dogs have all loved them They would run to the…read morevan when it pulled up to the house and wait to be let in. They truly care for their patients. She was heartbroken when our dogs had to be put to sleep. They now have a physical location on Philadelphia Pike in addition to the mobile van. Their charges are less than other vets in the area.

We loved NLVC when we started with them. Everyone was great and our dogs were loved by the vets…read moreand staff. We have changed vets for Jasper, our 13 year old Jack Russell/Besenji mix. Our Kolby passed on 12/22/25 with undiagnosed (by NLVC) kidney cancer, he was 11 years old and very active in July. On August 5, 2025, we took Kolby to NLVC and saw a "new to us" doctor, Dr. Callan, because he had a seizure/passed out over the weekend, not eating well, vomiting and peeing in the house. Dr Callan did a urinalysis and Sr. Wellness Panel. Kolby was put on Proin for peeing in the house. (One month prior to the seizure, Kolby had a wellness visit on July 10th with a "new to us" doctor, Dr Paul, and everything was ok). After the seizure he acted like he felt fine but we obviously wanted him to be checked out. Dr. Callan did the bloodwork and said for us to just watch Kolby and video him if he has another seizure. The bloodwork showed everything as pretty much normal and the Proin seemed to help with the uncontrolled peeing. On September 2, we had Kolby's meds refilled (Proin and something for nausea). On November 18, 2025, we took Kolby back to NLVC and saw another "new to us" doctor, Dr. Omlor. We took Kolby because he was losing weight due to his decline in appetite, vomiting and chewing his hair off. Dr. Omlor gave Kolby IV fluids and an injection for nausea. Keep in mind, my husband and I trusted this veterinary clinic and thought we were doing the best for our Kolby. On December 9, 2025, due to Kolby's decline in appetite, weight loss and hair loss, we took him back to NLVC. Again, he saw Dr. Omlor for a recheck. Kolby had a significant behavior change in the past week. He was barking at nothing, staring into corners and peeing in the house again. Dr. Omlor said that "The behavioral changes you're seeing could be related to something called cognitive dysfunction syndrome, which is similar to dementia in people." At this point we should have asked them for x-rays, but we aren't doctors. By Saturday, December 13th we headed to Urgent Care in Newark. They immediately performed x-rays and found a mass in one of his kidneys. They made us an appointment for Monday morning at Pinnacle Veterinary Specialist in Glen Mills, PA. They performed an ultrasound and found that the kidney mass was cancerous and had now spread to the other kidney. He also had a blood clot that could move at any time. They suggested that it would be compassionate to go ahead and euthanize him. We couldn't leave him there. We opted to bring him back home and make him as comfortable as possible. We did and one week later we had to let him go. There are no words to say how much that little Prince was loved and horrible to think how much he suffered from August to December. We truly believe if we had a regular vet who was the only one he was seeing, they would have suggested other measures to diagnose him. NLVC failed us. We called today to get Jasper's records and I let them know about Kolby. The girl who answered the phone didn't identify herself and when I said something about the vet revolving door, she said that they "have a lot of veterinarians". We needed consistency and someone who would love our dogs. There have been several staff members there who were wonderful and we also love Dr. Meredith and loved Dr. Gruber. Unfortunately, Dr. Gruber left long ago and we never see Dr. Meredith anymore. It also appears that many of the staff members that we loved so much have also left the practice. The young lady who answered the phone today was just doing a job. No heartfelt compassion - all that I got was a "sorry for your loss". Yes, and we are sorry that we have to leave and cannot recommend your services. RIP our sweet Kolby - aka Little Prince...

I have been taking my dog and kitty to new london vet for years. I would say during that time nine…read moretimes out of ten.They tell me one appointment time.I get there and it's something different. The front test people need to do their job more efficiently and with. Today I was taking my animals there.At eleven as per the conversation with the receptionist when I made the appointment upon arrival.They tell me my appointment isn't until eleven thirty. I told them if this is always happened to me.Every time practically, I decided to wait twenty minutes.The one receptionist was rude and giving me stink eye and had an attitude with me. I told them it wasn't my problem.What I was told?And then I would wait twenty minutes, then the doctor comes out.And refuses to see me and like pets. So i'm professional, I do not recommend this place to anyone.They can control their staff.They're always laughing and joking around in the back room, and they don't know what they are doing. I've also had misdiagnosis of my pet, which in return has led me to take em back for simple antibiotics, which wasn't prescribed when it needed to be.Do not take your pets here.I will be taking my animals to a real professional veterinarian.