Dr. Zwart is by far the best vet around! He's listens, he cares! His staff his friendly and…read moreaccommodating. I have 3 hunting dogs and one little boy. He is great with all of them. I would and do recommend Dryden Animal Clinic to everyone I know! He takes very good care of all pets and with prices a blue collar worker can afford!

Dryden Animal Clinic is wonderful. Very inexpensive, and Dr Zwart is wonderful with my dog. He has…read morethe knowledge and the care, more than any other animal/vet place around the area.

Wonderful people from the front office/reception to the doctors to the VA at checkout. Took time to…read moreexplain everything to us. They calmed us down at every step. Whole experience was great. Professional and caring people. God bless for all you did for our Wilbur!!

I am not satisfied with my experience at this hospital for several reasons. First of all, Dr…read more Purdy's bedside manner and demeanor are deplorable. When I first met with her to discuss the upcoming CT procedure on my cat, she was bizarrely upbeat, peppy, and cheerful when telling me that it was likely my cat had terminal cancer. I was completely taken aback and startled by the disconnect between what she was saying and how she was delivering that message. There was no compassion, empathy, or understanding that the message she was delivering was devastating - her demeanor was more in line with a positive, optimistic prognosis. In addition, she kept rearranging her hair and grooming her nails while talking to me about the looming death of my beloved pet and I just couldn't wait for her to leave the room. Later, when she called me to let me know the CT procedure was complete and my cat had woken up from sedation, she had the same peppy, cheerful attitude when telling me that the preliminary results were consistent with nasal lymphoma. She never once expressed condolences or acknowledged how upsetting this news would be. She never said anything like "I'm so sorry to deliver this news, this must be upsetting for you." She was annoyingly and inappropriately cheerful and peppy and bubbly. It was completely shocking and I could not believe what a terrible bedside manner she had. A few days later, she called me with the results of the CT and said that the images are consistent with nasal lymphoma, a terminal diagnosis as chemo/radiation are not financially feasible nor do I believe they will offer my cat any meaningful quality of life. Once again, her attitude, demeanor, and delivery were terrible and completely at odds with the somber and serious news she was delivering. Even when I choked up and started crying a little bit, she never expressed any compassion or empathy - she just continued on with her chipper and upbeat attitude. At one point, I mentioned how difficult it was to administer the pills that had been prescribed for my cat because he kept spitting them out and was starting to avoid me when I came towards him with the meds. In a bright and cheerful voice, she said "Yep I wouldn't be surprised if this interfered with your relationship with him and possibly shortened his lifespan!" I could not believe she said that - it made a difficult situation so march harder to handle. I have never experienced a healthcare professional with such a terrible ignorance and unawareness of their inappropriate demeanor. She needs very specific and targeted education and training on how to deliver bad news about her patients to their owners. Losing a pet is devastating and if she can't handle owners' emotions appropriately and carefully, she needs to find another job. I want to point out that I am a healthcare provider myself and I have had to deliver upsetting and sad news to patients many times over the course of my 20+ year career. I am ALWAYS aware of the impact of my demeanor and attitude on how my patients process what I'm saying. It's so important! Especially when bad news is being delivered, compassion for people's emotions should be TOP OF MIND!!! Finally, when I dropped my pet off in the morning, I was 100% clear that I wanted to be told about any and all "extras" that appeared on the invoice before anything additional was done. Dr. Purdy assured me that nothing additional or extra would be done without my permission. Later in the day, she called me during the CT scan procedure to say that a pharyngeal mass had also been identified (in addition to the nasal one) and asked if I gave my permission for this to be biopsied as well. She told me this would be an additional $400. I gave my consent and they moved forward. Later, when it came time to pay my bill there was a fee of $200 for the histopathology associated with this biopsy, which Dr. Purdy never told me about. She only said it would be $400 more. When I expressed my disappointment, nobody was willing to acknowledge that a mistake had been made. I spoke to the clinic manager and she just kept pointing to the "extras" listed on the original invoice as proof that it was ok to charge me this additional money, even when I told her that I had asked to be informed of all "extra" fees before anything was done. She then told me that they could just not send the tissue samples for histopathology, even though I would still have to pay $400 for the procedure. So in essence, I would have to pay $400 for nothing. After the upsetting interactions with Dr. Purdy described above, this added insult to injury and I just wanted to get out of there and go home and cry. I will not be coming back to this hospital if at all possible and I do not recommend it to anyone else.

Theresa & Doc are both incredibly kind people we're blessed to have offering vet care to the…read morecommunity. The place is Affordable AND Accessible! (We Love & appreciate the open hours) + Doc has a world class education, & he's practiced long enough to have seen everything. If they can't help you, they always know who can.

Excellent vet. I bring my two dogs here for any of their veterinary care. No appointments…read morenecessary, but I've found that afternoons (around 3pm) on Mondays, Wednesdays or Fridays are generally the best time to go. Of course, I'd also pay whatever I have to in order for my animals to receive the best care, but Dr. Orzack's prices are very, very reasonable. Definitely some of the best veterinary care in the area. Highly recommended.

Because of poor communication, we as the customer had to pay the high end quote of a procedure…read more Every Veterinarian preaches spay or neuter your pets then charge an outrageous amount. Simone Yen and this office will never receive a recommendation or a request for service again. $300 for a blood work up and then another $883 for the procedure.This office took no responsibility and made us feel as if this was a lack of communication on our part. This office was notified that our dog was most probably pregnant and they waited a month to conduct the surgery so we could be charged more money. We were put on a wait list for the procedure and they never could fit us in. Knowing very well we were concerned she was already pregnant . I certainly hope this is not the case with everyone, but from my conversation with Simone she didn't care. If we could give them 0 stars we would!!!

A very bad business. They cancelled an appointment I had made months ahead, less than an hour…read morebefore the scheduled time. No notice, no nothing. My appointment was only for two shots, where's the money in that? This place is a bourgeois rip-off joint catering to the rich. Unless you just have money to burn, stay away. They care nothing about people and even less about dogs. The vet business is corrupt and rotten to the core..

My dog needed immediate surgery for a disc problem. They got him in immediately and his recovery…read morewas remarkable. Kodo's to Dr. Dewey and his staff - my dog is part of my family, and he certainly kept our family complete. Thank you so much!!! Highly recommended. Vivian Ludwigsen (Dog- Buddy Horning)

Wonderful, caring, compassionate and knowledgeable! This practice has been fantastic with our cat…read more A real asset to the veterinary community. Recommend 100%

Worthless! Have to wait 6-8 MONTHS to get in? What good is a vet that takes that long?read more

The vet bills are astronomical and follow up visits should not be charged. Dr Shakespeare is very…read moremuch missed.

Everyone in SPEAK is very wonderful. We have been going to them for many many years. Our pets are…read moretreated like their own. Our veterinarian is great!!! So are the others. We can't thank the team enough of volunteers veterinarians and workers who do such a great job helping with everyone's pets each and everyday. It's a awesome feeling to go to a place where you know your pets are going to be treated with love care and affection.

Cat sanctuary I tried to adopt from the cat sanctuary it was dreadful to say the least I filled out…read morean application and turned it in and I called the organization to let them know I was interested in meeting a cat they were fostering. She called me three times each call was confusing. The first call was to say there's other applicants ahead of me and that when they were approved they would receive the cat. So I asked if should still drive almost two hours one way to meet the cat if other people are eligible and ahead of me. The lady answer calls took a lot of offense to my question saying I should come meet it even if I won't get it. Also I forgot to fill out one part. I filled out the second part I didnt notice. Second call she told me my cat I have isn't at the vet I provided I explained my cat has always went there and it may be under a different last name. She at this point was just rude tell me it was such an inconvenience to be on hold with my vet for less then ten minutes and that she's already gone out of her way and is "jumping through hoops for me". By calling my vet and doing her job ??? Said I'd need call them and have them fax over the info for my car I already have she was yelling at me cutting me off nonstop. Said my cat wasn't vaccinated. So at this point I gave up she has been nothing but rude yelling at me not letting me speak over simple fixes like resending the application. She called me a third time not sure why said she had reached out to my vet again and still nothing. She then cut me off and said I had been cutting her off, yelling and being disrespectful. I actually began to cry because she was speaking to me in such a rude way. All I had done was try and be polite and work with her. I never yelled at her or was disrespectful. At this point I said I wasn't interesting in adopting anymore. I will from now on avoid the cat sanctuary. I've never been treated like that..

Our experience was wonderful. They provided us just what we needed:…read more1) great care for our Anise (cat) 2) sent us daily pictures of Anise so that we would not miss her too much

We were very happy with Snuzzle's Village and recommend them highly…read more I was a little nervous calling a pet sitter that I didn't know. But, they were bonded and I really liked their website and credentials. So, I thought that I would try it. When Cindy came for the consultation, I knew that I had made a good choice. I felt so comfortable having her take care of my cats and, obviously, my house. She is absolutely lovely and very qualified. Plus, we discovered mutual acquaintances. (I think they take care of everyone's pets in the area!) First, they give you an in-depth consultation to review all the needs of your pets before you go away. This is great! They even asked questions I didn't think to tell them. Then, while you are away, they really do a great job with your pets. One of ours is a little tricky and requires medicine. This was no problem at all. You get pictures while you are away. (This is nice!) If there are any difficulties, even minor, you get a call or message. I don't trust people at all and I trust them. I can't say enough good things!