I used Animal kingdom when our dog was horribly sick on a weekend. I had planned to use another…read morecompany but then our dog rapidly declined. Animal kingdom said the would come for a large amount of money pain in cash. A women vet and a man came to my home, walked in with a needle and without saying a word, grabbed my dog. I asked them to wait, I had questions, concerns. I wanted to make sure I was doing the right thing. They then asked us to leave the room and let them euthanize my dog alone because we were too emotional. My son and niece stayed. As I waited I could here m6 dog screaming multiple times. I ran back in to see them laying on her and my dog was terrified. This was a horrible way to die. I wanted her to be comfortable and safe. My poor dog was neither, the was terrified during her final time. These people were horrible. I was trying to give my Dog peace and it turned into torture. Please do not use this company, our sweet babies deserve better.

i go to Alston Park every day and have many friends there that I talk to. One of those friends…read morerecommended Animal Kingdom Veterinary Services. I thought it was unusual that a single entity veterinarian still existed ANYWHERE, so I made an appointment to see the doctor having seen several vets on this issue previously. My dog has a pre-existing problem for which he will require surgery. When I pulled up to the address, I was unsure where the veterinary clinic was located - it was completely unmarked. I made an assumption that it was what looked like a renovated garage or side property. The door was locked. I was on time, so I wasn't sure what was going on. I rang the doorbell. Still nothing. After a few minutes, a gentleman (I'll call him the judge - you'll see why in a minute) came out and asked if I had an appointment. I told him I did. He led me to a table on the side of he house to fill out paperwork. He asked me three times to sit down, and I told himi I didn't want to sit down. This seemed to be an issue for him. I filled out the forms at which point he informed me that it would be a few minutes wait. Finally they came to take my dog. Romeo, that's my dog, was taken inside and I was told I had to wait outside. I was shocked by this and not just a little uncomfortable that I was unable to stay with my dog for the visit which consisted of establishment of care and an exam relating to his pre-existing condition. I asked if it would be alright to wait in my car. The judge responded by saying, "why, are you cold?" Rude, I thought. Yes. I'm cold. It's 50 degrees outside, overcast and windy and you've provided no place for animal owners to be made comfortable. Eventually the judge and the vet came out with Romeo, and I was told that my best option was to go back to the shelter where I'd gotten Romeo and ask for their help. In other words, no meaningful advice whatsoever. I should note here that at NO POINT during the visit was I able to speak to the veterinarian without the judge being present.The vet told me what a sweet dog I have. I know this. I was looking for veterinary assistance. What I got was a vet with an agressive bodyguard. As the judge assisted me with processing payment, he shared with me that he'd been in law enforcement for many decades and was now retired and available to help his wife. He then informed me that he had served as a judge for some or all of those decades. The dimensions of his personality began to fall into place. The feeling I got from him was that I wasn't trusted, I wasn't welcome there, but they loved my dog. Duh. My dog is awesome. After some time I took my dog back to a vet I've done business with before. He gave me a quote to perform the necessary surgery that Romeo requires. The quote was for $2500. On a whim, I thought I'd forward the quote to Animal Kingdom to see if the numbers aligned with what they would charge. The next day I got a call from the judge. He asked me how I'd be paying. I said credit card. He seemed very put off by that answer. He said if I were paying in cash he might be able to reduce the price but since I'd be paying with credit card I was out of luck.The judge then told me I since I'd already seen another vet, I should go back to them at which point he swiftly ended the call. All in all, the vet seems nice. The judge is...not the best person to be an assistant/receptionist/whatever the hell he's supposed to be doing there. He doesn't have the personality for it. And not allowing owners inside with their animals is, to me, very offputting. I won't be going there again.

Good. Vets are expensive…read more They are local, available, and kind. They also don't default to surgical procedures or as do others. Either way we are all hooked. The service animal is for humans. Still Sherlock is better Dr Gold is fantastic.

This man's negligence cost my cat its life. He charged $500+ for tests and then sent me off with…read moreantibiotics. Said he would call with the results if anything came up, but he never did call. Two weeks later my cat is lethargic, and I have to wait until Tuesday after the holiday to call in. Well, he died that Monday night. I call to inform them and introduce myself and they hurriedly start telling me they need to switch his antibiotics. Why couldn't they have called me? It doesn't take two weeks to get results. The kicker? I brought my cat in because he was sick and it was determined to be a bacterial infection. They insisted the cat get a rabies vaccine as if that couldn't wait. It probably weakened his immune system. I'm so tired of greedy and dismissive vets. Do yourself a favor and find a better one elsewhere.

The actual vet is very.nive and seems to know.what he's doing. He's always been able to help my…read moredogs but the staff is extremely rude and hard to deal with. And since my divorce they treat me like im a shity person. Very tired of it and how the staff react to me everytime im there. And I have always been nice to them and treated them with respect. Will not be using anymore just because of the staff

I remember calling to make an appointment with your staff months ago and being told that you were…read moretoo busy to see new patients. Thank GOD we found an amazing Vet who actually cares and loves animals! I would never let you touch my dogs after hearing how you treated Carolyn and her beautiful pregnant Ginger. What you did was just AWFUL!!! You are responsible for her loosing Ginger and her puppies. What kind of person are you after she explained that it was a life and death situation and a matter of time that would save her baby and other Vets had already advised her to go to the CLOSEST Vet which was you. You were her only hope!!! Let that sink in! But you turned her away because the last time she visited was 2017 and to go somewhere else...and HUNG UP ON HER! DISGUSTING and DISGRACEFUL!!! Where was your compassion...you are cold hearted! NO, I take that back, cold hearted implies you have a heart...you are HEARTLESS, turning a woman away in hear time of need knowing how dire the situation is and the mortal danger you are putting her dog in?!?!?! Shame on you!!! I am making sure that all my friends know about what you did and so will the internet. You are a worthless Quack you don't deserve to be called a Vet! SHAME ON YOU! I hold you responsible for Ginger and her puppies deaths!

I had to have my beloved dog, Coco, put to sleep today. Dr. Carol Spencer and her wonderful staff…read morecouldn't have been more caring. Dr. Spencer explained many options, but , it became clear that this would amount to palliative care and compassionate euthanasia was the best option. She and her staff were gentle and caring, ensuring his passing calm and peaceful.

If you have a French Bulldog and or receive a cancer diagnosis I do not recommend going here. I…read morelost my 5 year old frenchie after a lymphoma diagnosis. We came for testing on swollen lymph nodes, I sent an email asking for medication to be mailed to my house and was met with an email back that my dog had weeks to live, no call that he had cancer. It was heartbreaking. Palliative care seemed like my only option from the information I was given and when I changed my mind to try chemo there was no communication between doctors on his chart. I was told by one doctor to immediately stop Prednisone on account of him starting chemo and his entire neck swelled up, causing him to struggle breathing. When I took him in the other doctor at Alley Cat said that I should never have stopped his current medication. All of his information should have been shared between staff, because I had two different doctors telling me the opposite. I was then advised to rush him to the ER hospital and "hope they could start chemo" to save his life. Chemotherapy is not given out upon request, it is very hard to get appointments as it is and showing up at the ER an hour away they told me I should not have been advised to do so. I believe that this switch in opinions is what caused him to quickly deteriorate, and before we could start chemotherapy he passed away within three weeks.

Dr.Duff is one of the best! But they have no weekend services. Had to take my dog to Rohnert Park…read moreemergency vet. Dr Duff called me on Monday for a follow up, and called again on Wednesday to see how he was doing

Brie has been taking care of my horses, dogs, goat and even a pet rat since she started at…read moreMiddletown animal hospital. She is attentative and knowledgeable and compassionate. I first used her, not for my own horse, but for another that was being boarded where I kept mine at the time. The gelding had been down, thrashing, for hours with colic but the person who sold these folks the horse for their granddaughter said the horse would "turn its bowel the other way" and cure itself by thrashing! Terrible thing to say because she didn't want to call a vet for them. I saw what was happening and started calling every large animal vet I knew, it was late afternoon on a Friday so good luck getting anyone to answer. The first vet who responded was Jerri Waddington (also an awesome vet) and I told her where we were located and that I would cover the cost of the call if the family couldn't---wouldn't have made a difference I know she would have come anyway. She got there and took one look at the poor gelding and said he needed to be put down. The ranch owner who said the horse should thrash around gave Jerri a bad time and told the gelding's owners that she didn't know what she as talking about. I had gone briefly to get my checkbook and came in on the end of this encounter. Jerri had given a ton of pain meds to the gelding but warned me even that would not last long and that he was in for a horrible death. I then got a return call from Brie Taylor (Duff) who said she could be there in ten mins--I explained to her what had happened and how poor Dr Waddington had been treated. Brie arrived asap...calmed down the gelding's owners and the ranch owner and took about 5 minutes to "examine" the horse so that the ranch owner couldn't fault her for that, then said the horse needed to be put down now and that she would use a two medication method to calm him then euthanize him. The family agreed, encircling the horse and Brie in a circle and tearfully saying good bye as he passed. Brie handled that wonderfully even knowing that Dr Waddington had been crucified. I called Jerri Waddington and told her the horse had finally been put down and she said, "thank Heaven, I'm glad they listened to Dr. Taylor".

We can not say enough positive things about this amazing place and it's owner. We have had our 2…read moredogs stay with Lorna on many occasions. The pups both love staying and hanging out on the property. One of our pups is a little nervous and often times has a tough time getting comfortable when being boarded. We were so happy to find Lorna since she took the extra time to get our little guy comfortable. Now, when we pull up, he is excited to spend time with her! A very clean, very well maintained climate controlled facility with plenty of indoor and outdoor access. A secure and beautiful location. If you're looking for a great place owned by a person that truly cares for your pets while you are away, you owe it to your pets to check out!

Lorna is a star! Love love her! Let me start with the…read morebeginning, I have a mini dachshund, 7 months old, clingy, thinks he's abandoned when left somewhere else, anxious (I'm also very very anxious in leaving him somewhere else). My puppy was boarded one time before Lorna and he didn't eat or drink water all day..So with Lorna was the second experience. Her place is very clean, with a comfy, warm feeling - nothing similar to a regular daycare. Lorna is so so nice and knows a lot about dogs I received texts and updates about Astro, he ate! Drank water and curled up into a bed. Nothing compared to the first experience. Lorna is a dog whisperer and I wish I would have something similar in NJ but that will never happen.. it's obvious Lorna loves dogs and pays a lot of attention to them! Hope to be back soon!

Update: To this day no acknowledgement of the fact it was her that chose to go forward with our…read moreappointment despite our request to reschedule because the sedatives hadn't had time to kick in for our dog Taz. Low and behold, on the very last day of the two year window to submit a claim against our homeowners insurance her lawyer submits a claim for $75,000 Displaying no prior urgency then submitting a claim at the last minute, given the California Veterinarians Rule, obvious negligence and zero concern for how this could affect us. Clearly Dr Foley is devoid a moral compass. The omission of facts, half-truths and mental gymnastics required to justify are all signs a moral compass is missing. A last minute money grab hedging a bet for a settlement knowing they wouldn't stand a chance in court is nothing more than a bottom feeder scam. Psychopaths are adept at mimicking displays of empathy. I sensed it, we mentioned it to one another and now wish we'd taken it more serious. Don't ignore the odd feeling you're conversing with a robot. The smiling images above are propaganda and the show of concern for your pets wellbeing is Oscar worthy. More like Dr Folly. Trust my pets wellbeing to a scammer, me thinks not.

So far so good, got a very professional phone call, set up an appointment, etc. Will update later.read more

Amazing staff and doctors. Both Dr Wisbrock and Dr Marty are fantastic veterinarians who care about…read moretheir patients and owners. They go out of their way to make sure I understand all of the information about my pet and go over pricing while in the room with them. The front office staff is kind and helpful as are the vet techs. Just an all-around amazing experience since I stepped into the hospital a few years ago. My cat would never let anyone else pick her up until she met this staff.

The doctors are amazing and the staff has a-lot of knowledge unlike other establishments around the…read morearea! They always remember my dog and always treat us like family that includes calling and checking in to make sure everything is going accordingly to treatment!