Dr. Amber Lee was super helpful. My dog was experiencing breathing problems. I was hoping it was…read morejust a cold. It was a brutal winter and I also had a cold, and maybe assumed we were in the same boat. But she encouraged me, against my own reluctance, to get an x-ray immediately. I did, and the x-ray revealed it was a much more serious condition called congestive heart failure. She helped get him emergency doses of a medication that likely saved his life during a really stressful snowstorm week in February where it was difficult to coordinate. She also pushed me to take him to a cardiologist, which I was also reluctant to do. But I'm glad I did. He was really at death's door 5 months ago, and now he's under a treatment plan that has kept him alive with decent quality of life. I'm super grateful to the Dr. Lee, and the staff generally. I almost forgot to leave this review for the treatment that happened in February, because when you're stressed out over a pet and the pet survives the last thing you think about it giving credit on yelp. Your mind is on your pet. That's something to consider when reading reviews. I also just took him in for a vet-tech appointment yesterday and the tech also was super helpful and reassuring. So overall this place has been great.

If your pet needs anything more complex than routine vaccines, DO NOT GO HERE…read more I brought my young cat here with a lump that was eventually diagnosed as mammary cancer, she died later in the year. The treatment she received at world of animals was abysmal. This practice has serious issues with communication, knowledge and accuracy. I was first told my cats cancerous tumor was benign and to just "try antibiotics", then after removing the tumor, I was inaccurately told that they removed all of it, and that she would survive many more years and no treatment was needed, and I was dismissed and almost laughed at when I would bring up concerns about how she was acting. In fact, they did not remove it all, and her cancer was extremely aggressive and she needed treatment that they didn't even tell me about, so she only lived another 6 months. My final interaction with this practice was them giving me the wrong dosage for my dying cats pain medication, which was TEN TIMES her normal dose. Luckily I noticed before giving it to her. I highly recommend going to Penn Vet or PASE for anything cancer-related, and will not be taking any pet here again.

I am so impressed…read more We have a HIGHLY fearful dog at the vet. To the point where his old vet did all his visits outside and didn't actually accomplish anything other than his yearly vaccines. We moved to the area and I called BVH to make an appointment. They called our old vet, got all of his details, and made sure they scheduled him on a procedure day to make sure they could sedate him if needed. We arrived and they gave him a bandana with happy pheromones to help make him comfortable. Dr Silvers tried the exam with a muzzle, but our pup was not having it. We agreed to come back later that day when they could sedate him. We could have left him, but didn't want to add stress to the situation so we appreciated being given the option to bring him back. They also gave us the estimate up front, so that we could make a decision before moving forward. Dr Aulisio was our vet when we returned and she was wonderful. We quickly muzzled our pup for the sedative and she was able to do the entire exam (something he hasn't had in the 2 years we've had him!). He got all of his vaccines, blood drawn, nails clipped, the works, with almost no stress put on our pup. We just received a call to check in on him. Truly a wonderful experience, we are so happy we changed vets.

Welp Dr silver is gone. We're done. He was the only reason we put up with the rude receptionist.read more

I have been following Erika's Instagram for a few years, and I think she is the cat's pajamas! I…read morestarted joining her live streams and asking questions and I have learned a lot. I'm on the west coast, so I didn't think we could actually work together, but find her quite accessible since she does virtual sessions and is also active on her Patreon. I have a lot of experience with dog rescue, and I often adopt dogs with special needs. I have a dog that has obviously experienced some trauma around other dogs, and Erika has been incredibly helpful. She is generous with her knowledge and her time, she has lots of training tools like handouts and videos, and she is a delightful person in general. Great sense of humor, and it feels warm and fuzzy to work with her, which is so nice because often when we have problematic dogs, we don't feel good about it and we blame ourselves. Not only does she use positive reinforcement in her training for dogs, but also for people, because often it is us that needs to be trained. My dog is doing so much better since I started working with her. I highly recommend. I'm excited to work with her more in the future.

Erika was recommended to me from a local pet store and I couldn't be happier. I adopted a 7 week…read moreold puppy from a farm (lab/border collie mix) and was totally clueless. This was my first puppy and I work a ton! Erika came to my place stating when Koda was about 10 weeks old. We did the puppy basic but Erika adjusted to our speed (Koda is fricking smart and picks things up so fast). I have never seen anyone respond to emails faster in my life! And Erika is always on Instagram like me so I can get tips and tricks even when we aren't in session! Koda is now 4 months old.. he responds to sit, stay (with distractions and long periods of time), down, touch, paw, other paw lol, crate, "home" (his play pen), leave it, drop... and he is amazing on a leash now. He goes potty almost on command. I got him potty trained in 4 days (aside from the occasional accident when he is excited to see people) Anyway.. I love Erika and wish I wasn't moving to St. Louis. But, it's awesome knowing I can always email or call her!

I have been part of the MixyPaw family for long enough now to say without hesitation that I…read morecouldn't be any happier. Having my pup who is full of energy in a big city seemed like a daunting task, but with Kate/Ethan's help to break the days up while I am at work, it has been exponentially better then I had imagined. Not only does my pup love the city but she also loves her walkers. When I first moved to the city I called and talked with several companies. The reason I gave MixyPaws the first go was totally due to Kate's professionalism as well as attentiveness to my pups needs. Having grown up around lots of land, my pup is only used to going to the bathroom on grass and luckily I live right next to central park. Well some other establishment told me that I need to retrain and wait her out to make her go to the bathroom on concrete because they couldn't guarantee a trip to the park.....right next to my house...sigh. Kate on the other hand, made the time to come and visit the same day on a weekend afternoon to meet myself and my pup and go over/confirm all the requirements I had for the walk. It was also clear to me that this was business of dog lovers not just dog walkers. Kate, and the two walkers my pup has been with, have been amazing. I get text message updates regularly about the walks and I have also been able to rely on MixyPaws for ad-hoc requests due to unforeseen circumstances. This flexibility has been amazing. If you go somewhere else for your pup...good luck. I cant imagine a better service, w/better people then MixyPaws. P.S. They even sent us a Christmas Card! :)

Kate and co. have taken care of my crazy little Jack Russell Terrier for almost a year now, and I…read morecouldn't manage my work schedule without them!

The experience and knowledge of long-term dog walkers with the organization of a professional…read morebusiness. Multiple services, competitive pricing, great communication, easy access user portal We're happy customers - they also provided specialized care for our puppy great dane with spinal issues.

Amazing communication and flexibility, they make it easy. all the walkers were very receptive to…read moredoing things our trainers wanted to work on. Highly recommended!

I'm always put at ease coming here and truly grateful for the immediate care they provide for my…read moredog. I can trust that she's in good hands every time. Yes, it can cost an arm and a leg--thank God for pet insurance--but I understand this is 24-hour emergency care, and that's never cheap. Most importantly, I don't feel pressured into upsells or unnecessary treatments, which I really appreciate. Every doctor I've seen has been very patient, attentive, and professional--and all the employees, vets, and techs are genuinely compassionate as well. I especially appreciated Dr. Alexander Nunez, who treated my dog last night and really stood out for his care and approach. I've never had a bad experience here. I'm genuinely grateful to live so close to a place I can rely on for my pet's emergencies.

Veterinary emergency group is not a full animal hospital. And their prices are higher because they…read moreare for profit so before you go there consider this- Is your animal stable? If so you would be better off to drive to a 24-hour full hospital like the emergency room at ordell animal hospital or The animal medical center. That way whatever your animal needs there are doctors who can be called in and 24-hour doctors on staff. For example if you need an ultrasound veg does not have anyone to call in. They are not equipped to give an MRI they are not equipped to give a CAT scan they are equipped to do X-rays and blood work but they drag their feet about giving me my blood work within the 48 hours that we were there when I was leaving with my dog they refused to give me my blood work and took 4 days to give me my blood work and x-rays they could have just sent me the data they did the blood work in house and they could have released the X-rays to me to show it to my regular vet. They did this because they wanted to write a report they delayed me in getting the care that I wanted to get during the prelude to a massive Thanksgiving holiday. What veg is good for is that they will immediately treat your animal!... They will begin treatment while they are admitting your animal. So if your animal is having difficulty breathing if you think they have an allergy if you think they ate something poisonous then I would go to the closest facility including VEG but if they're stable or you are the same distance from a full 24-hour hospital like the animal specialty center in Yonkers the animal medical center in Manhattan the or oradell animal hospital in New Jersey then that is where I would go . Be also prepared that they can be extremely insensitive. I was on the phone with a friend to get help paying because I had been caring for a sick family member for the last 3 years it was during COVID.... And I was on the phone with a friend who was helping me set up payment. She decided that the last minute that she was only going to pay half and so I had to call another friend to help with the other half here they actually put this in the report like that was noteworty.... Like it was awesome how that somebody would have an emergency in the middle of the night and rushed to the hospital knowing that they had family and friends who would help. Oh yeah and they charge me for two bottles of medicine two bottles of clavamox and still have not reimbursed me for the bottle that they didn't give me. Be prepared that you're going to pay more for that care. This is not unusual but a reason to try and find a true 24-hour hospital versus an emergency only facility..

Very well planned out order of admission of dogs and cats who were scheduled for procedures. They…read morestaff were very professional and caring. The times for procedure, start to finish, followed by recovery time was seamless. Our cat had multiple things done including her shots, her nails trimmed, her chip put in and her spaying procedure. She did very very well. I would recommend them based off our experience.

My pup is scheduled for a cyst extraction in April. Over the weekend it popped. I called on Monday…read moreand they said they want me to send them a picture of the area to determine if they can schedule the surgery this. I asked when they would call me back and they said the same day. COB they never called me back. I called and left them a voice mail. I got the following message from the vet- essentially gaslighting me. It's now Wednesday and I have never heard back from spay now abbot the surgery. This is a blessing in disguise. I'm glad I was able to spot their terrible customer service and unprofessional vet before putting my pup in their care.

Our family LOVES Jordan's Pet Care for walks and overnight stays for our two dogs. I'm a nervous…read moredog owner when it comes to letting other people take care of our dogs but Jordan's has never given me reason to worry and our regular dog walker, Michael, is honestly the nicest and most trustworthy person on the planet. I would highly recommend Jordan's!

We've used Jordan's three times a week, plus vacations, for five+ years, and literally have never…read morehad a problem. Everyone is great with our reactive pitbull, they send pics and updates, no one has ever missed an appointment or even been late. What more could you want?