We went to this hospital when the other veterinarian was working there and needed to take a new dog…read moreto a vet. We read all the negative reviews but decided we would go to Milford Animal Hospital because no other vets within 30 miles would see a new patient sooner than a month. We are glad we went. Everything was professional, the staff was extremely friendly, and Dr. Grasso explained everything. Our dog had a cyst in the skin on his back that was leaking and needed to be removed. Doctor Grasso suggested laser surgery. After we researched it we realized that was the best surgery; it leads to fewer infections, less pain, and faster healing. Everything went perfect. When our dog was able to get his hind leg miraculously up and start to scratch the incision line on his back we took him back on short notice and Dr.Grasso very diligently examined the suture line and then dressed it and suggested we put a surgery suit on him. That worked like a miracle. We have only good things to say about our experience and recommend everybody give Dr. Grasso and his staff a chance. And, no, we are not related to him :)

On Monday, June 29, 2026, I witnessed a young couple bring in a badly injured baby deer. After…read moretalking to the couple, I got the full story of what had happened.     The couple witnessed a hit and run on the baby deer on Milford road. There was no cell service to call the authorities, so they took the baby deer to the nearby Milford Animal Hospital. The entire time, the baby deer was crying in pain and had blood spurting out of its mangled hind legs.     When they got to hospital, most of the staff, with the exception of one, were hesitant for an hour to help. All the couple wanted was a sedative for the baby deer to calm it down and stop the suffering but were informed they needed to pay $150 for the shot. Again, the baby deer was crying in pain and bleeding. The Pike County Game Warden eventually came to take the baby deer. It was at that moment the staff came out to administer the shot but were informed by the Game Warden that it was too late.     The Game Warden left with the baby deer and when the couple tried to leave, the staff stopped them and informed them that they had to pay $150 for the shot that was never administered.     Absolutely heartless. All Milford Animal Hospital cares about is money and not the well-being of animals. I know for a fact that other animal hospitals have euthanized deer or at least sedated them until they can figure out what to do next. Their lack of sympathy and compassion calls into question Milford Animal Hospital's treatment and care of animals.

I am sooo happy with Hamburg Vet..my veterinarians for 12 years now , fantastic doctors and staff!…read moreThey are all caring excellent and true animal lovers..i am so lucky i found them the best care for my babies !!

How does one thank a great staff of dedicated people like the ones at Hamburg veterinary clinic on…read moreroute 94 . I am 70 yrs old ,Ive had many pets over my life time and have delt with many veterinarians. None were as incredible as the doctors, techs and ancillary staff at this clinic. I can only say that they are so caring and truly love animals God bless you all for saving my cat and giving him his health back. I am deeply grateful.

My cat's medical needs from a wonderful doctor / owner who cares about you're heart rather than…read moremoney God bless this place of caring ladies who care for our hairy family members

These guys are the best. They really cared for my dogs with love & compassion. Fair pricing too.read more

Great first appointment with my Cavapoo! From the time I arrived to leaving my appt everyone was so…read morefriendly. I arrived a few minutes early and called to check in, immediately I was able to come in and was taken right back into an exam room. The tech was very helpful answering all my questions and was very kind and gentle with my puppy. Dr. Bullock was super nice and very attentive with my puppy. She took her time with my pup and really gave him a thorough evaluation. She was so gentle with his shots, he didn't even notice. She also answered my questions and listened to any concerns. The whole process was nice and easy. The price for everything was affordable and contactless payments are acceptable. I'm very happy with my decision to establish my puppy as a patient here, I would recommend to anyone!

For such a sad situation, everyone was amazing and compassionate. This will definitely be new…read moreveterinarian. Thank you.

I brought my dog in to see Dr. Kahn for what should have been a simple issue--a cyst on her foot…read more Instead, she was prescribed medication that should never have been given alongside the medication she was already taking. Within just 7 days, my dog went into liver failure and passed away. I trusted this veterinarian to care for my dog, and that trust was completely broken. A basic review of her existing medications could have prevented this. What should have been a routine visit turned into a devastating and irreversible loss. I am heartbroken and deeply disappointed. I hope no other pet owner has to go through something like this.

We drive 40 minutes just to bring our dog to this vet. Dr. Ascot always does a great job with our…read moredog and explains everything well. Whenever we come here, we always feel like they are genuinely trying to help our dog. The costs of all of the services are extremely fair. It is well worth it to drive 40 minutes to come her.

Always very good care for my pup. Just know that there is now a 3.99 percent surcharge if you pay…read moreby credit card. Next time I will pay by check or cash to avoid this extra fee.

After going to every vet in the area, I am so glad to have found these ladies... Down to earth,…read morecaring and kind. I would also like to add personable... They've had to cut down on some convenient accessibility over the years sadly due to covid :( --- but they still remain professional and caring for our baby's needs.

I've been coming to VMC for close to two years and love it! I first came here when my first cat,…read moreKitty, of 13 years wasn't feeling well and was towards the end of her life. The first time I arrived there in March 2019 and spoke with Dr. Lakuto, I felt supported and she listened attentively to my concerns. Very quickly she was able to determine Kitty's prognosis and gave me several options/ suggestions. When my cat passed a month later, the staff members were so SWEET and kind. I got a clay paw print of kitty and even a card in the mail. Now, over a year later I bring my baby girls Sadie and Scarlett . I love the service, the staff, and their expertise! I also love that the waiting time is minimal! Totally recommend! Best care and reasonable prices.

I have been coming here since my dog was a puppy over 10 years…read more Great doctors and staff. Everyone is very friendly and caring. I highly recommend this practice and always have a positive experience coming here. I am so thankful for the doctors and staff at VMC.

Dr Larry is one of the most caring veterinarians I have met. He is a talented doctor that not only…read moretreats his patients as a priority but also has a human side that talks to pet parents and explains everything in detail. Unfortunately I had to bring my 9 year old cat to Dr Larry because he wasn't acting like himself. He believed me when I said this and didn't just ignore my concerns. He took some blood and didn't like what he saw and took some xrays. He was just as much in shock as we were to learn our fur baby had lymphoma. We talked over some options and decided to try to keep him comfortable with steroids. Two days later things were getting worse and we called to make an appointment to have him put down. Dr Larry called a little while to check in and agreed that it was time. We ended up rushing our little guy over because he took a sharp turn for the worse. The office was closed for lunch however Dr Larry was treating another patient. He gave our precious kitty a little something to relax him while we said our goodbyes. Andy passed a few minutes later. Dr Larry was very caring in handling the situation. Allowing us as much time as we needed and carrying our Andy off gently even giving me the opportunity for one last kiss. We picked up our Andy's cremains this morning and again Dr Larry came out to talk to us and offer his condolences. I know this turned into a long review but I just want to convey how caring Dr Larry and his entire staff is. We will definitely be using Dr Larry for our next fur baby.

After multiple visits, it's hard not to question why there is such a high staff turnover at this…read morepractice. Every appointment seems to introduce a new employee, and after what I've personally witnessed, that lack of continuity is concerning but not surprising. The exam rooms do not have doors, which already creates an uncomfortable environment. During procedures, there is always a staff member assisting with restraint. When my dog naturally reacted by moving his leg during a blood draw (a completely normal response), the atmosphere in the room instantly became tense. One staff member looked genuinely afraid--not because anyone had done anything wrong, but because of the doctor's reaction. Across multiple separate visits, I have personally observed Dr. Larry throw a used needle across the room, past an employee's head, into the sink. I've also heard repeated belittling remarks toward staff and witnessed behavior that clearly undermines and intimidates employees in front of clients. His short temper and apparent anger issues are not subtle, and it is deeply unprofessional to treat staff this way--especially in a medical setting involving animals and sharp instruments. Dr. Larry openly gave a harsh, intimidating glare in front of me, making the entire appointment extremely uncomfortable. I wasn't even the patient, and I still felt uneasy. While Dr. Larry does appear passionate about the animals themselves, his passion is overshadowed by his treatment of employees in his establishment and the consistent pressure toward the most expensive treatment options, products, or plans. It often feels less like a balanced discussion of care and more like a push toward the highest-cost solution, leaving me unsure whether those recommendations are truly the best option or simply the most profitable. That said, the rest of the staff is genuinely kind and caring. Dr. Luke is knowledgeable, patient, and compassionate, and the receptionist--who is Dr. Larry's wife, despite how she is spoken to--is incredibly sweet and always goes above and beyond to help. Their kindness is honestly the only reason I've continued returning. Unfortunately, no amount of friendly staff can fully compensate for an environment that feels tense, uncomfortable, and at times unsafe. Professionalism, respect, and emotional control matter just as much as medical expertise, and this practice falls short in that regard.

I like Dr. Furman and his staff of Vet doctors. My 13 YO…read morePekingese has eye issues. Dr. Simpson diagnosed the condition and put me on a regimen of ocular medications. I had to come back several times for the condition and they could not have been nicer to me. Seeing doctor Simpson was very easy and she is a really great doctor. Dr. Furman is a awesome doctor as well. My wife and I love taking our pets here.

My dog is a sensitive rescue and she has been seen by all three of the vets here over the past 6…read moremonths- they are all awesome! She had recurrent stomach issues and anxiety, and after Dr. Furman's recommendation of changing diet and some probiotics, she is so much happier and eating all of her meals. I live in Manhattan but my parents are in Middletown so we ended up here for a eye infection months ago. Now I will travel from NYC to see them because they are the best!

I needed a place to euthanize my nine year old cat with medical issues. A trusted neighbor…read moresuggested this practice. I was put on a waiting list on Friday and on Saturday they were able to accomodate me. The entire staff of reception, vet techs and Dr. Barnhorst could not have been any nicer and more respectful. I had taken this cat twice to my regular vet and I got the distinct feeling over the phone that they would want to run diagnoatic tests prior to agreeing to euthanize my cat. The only thing that Tri State required was vaccination records. Dr. Barnhorst made the offer to let my cat live outside on her farm. It was a generous offer but I declined it since the cat had significant urination issues, had a recent case of digestive upset and had vomited yesterday, The cat lived inside all his life and I was looking to end his pain because he was a very stressed out kitty as of late waking me at 4:00 a.m. to eat. They did not make me fill out tons of paperwork which was very appreciated. In advance I made the decision to take the kitty home with me for burial. Having heard the cost for group cremation, I thought their pricing was very fair in compare to the crematorium quote I had received from a facility in Milford, PA. In the end we opted for home burial. The entire process was the least stressful I have seen. The cat received a sedative injection. When he was all relaxed she shaved a spot on his leg and administered the euthansia fluid into a vein in his leg. I am glad they did not need to use a catheter because that always stresses the pet out. They wanted to give me a cardboard box to take my kitty home but I declined since it was easier to put him in the bag I brought, then put him in the carrier and bring him home for burial. If my other three cats need veterinary care, I will definitley bring them back to this practice.

Took my dog and I was told that she was not pregnant and she lost her puppies the following two…read moreweeks later I rushed her to the hospital in Middletown she is much better now please don't go to this place if you love your pets the doctor is full of her self