I have been bringing my animals here for years ! Dr Wassal is my favorite vet there . He seems so…read moregenuine and caring . My elderly cat mr Mow - went in for what we thought was a tooth abscess , and while he was under and Dr Wassal was going to perform the dental procedure , he realized it wasn't an abscess but a huge jaw tumor . I was devastated when he came out to talk to me , and I broke down - He was so comforting and seemed Almost fatherly . He recommended I put him to sleep while he was under cause he was in ALOT of pain - but I just couldn't . I wasn't ready to let him go yet and he was so understanding . He gave me all the pain meds he needed and I got to take him home and we spent the next two days with him saying our goodbyes . We had a mobile vet come to the house and let him peacefully pass at his home comfortably . The entire staff is always helpful and nice . I just read a few reviews talking about the front desk staff , and in 16 years is coming here have NEVER had an experience like that ‍ I will always recommend this vet to anyone who asks.

I called just after 9am and could not get anyone to answer the phone. This is not what I'am looking…read morefor in a Vet.

Bennetts Creek Vet Care is the Best service and care we have ever received for our Pups.The staff…read moreis very attentive and works diligently to Greet you. Dr Johnson is a very knowledgable and always has time to thoroughly exam you pet.we have had many rescues and wouldn't consider taking them anywhere else.

Another stellar visit. Bennett's Creek Vet has yet to disappoint. We took our newest greyhound…read morethere today. Dr Richie spent a lot of time explaining everything and the treatment plan. The vet tech was awesome as usual. We love coming here.

I cannot sing the praises of the BAH staff enough. I've been taking my pup there for about eight…read moreyears now and they have always exceeded my expectations with his care. Over the years, my pup has been treated by Dr. Barker, Dr. Perkins, and Dr. Shields. All of whom have always provided caring, gentle care. The vet techs and assistants are equally as wonderful and seem to genuinely enjoy what they do. During the eight years that my pup has been a patient he has been through some pretty gnarly situations and the BAH team has been unfaltering in their care and treatment of both my pup and my myself. I highly recommend checking out the wellness programs that they offer. I have a wellness plan for my pup and it has saved me loads of money over the years and brings me peace of mind when needing to get my pup in for a quick, last minute vet exam for whatever unforeseen situation we find ourselves in. The wellness program is also excellent when it comes to dental cleanings! I've had my pups teeth cleaned yearly with them and am so grateful for it. Improper/poor dental hygiene is detrimental to our creatures, especially as they age. 10/10 recommend Barker Animal Hospital.

We have been taking our dog to Barker for over 2 years. The doctors are very thorough and answer…read moreall of my million questions. The rest of the care team is equally great. It is obvious to me how much they love the animals in their care, as shown through how they treat ours. Through our dog's major Cardiac scare, they made sure to work with me to get the best care for him. We are a military family that has moved a lot, and this is by far my favorite vet office we've been with. I will be sad when the day comes that we have to leave!

I love Ghent veterinary hospital. They are amazing. They love my pets. They are courteous, and…read moreknowledgeable. and I would recommend them to anyone who loves their pets and want their pets to get good attention and great doctor doctor Marshall is the best and her staff is awesome.

I cannot say enough about how wonderful Dr. Marshall, Dr. Coplen and their staff is. We foster dogs…read morefor a National breed rescue. We used another vet for years for our own animals, until they moved to East Beach and got a little big for their britches (guessing that building needs to be paid for). We had a foster that needed to be seen quickly and were told (rather nastily) that since this was a new patient, it would be 3+ weeks. NO care that our resident pets had been seen there for years. That's how we thankfully found Dr. Coplen and Ghent Vet. They got our guy in the next day. Long story short, it is not about the $$ for this group, it's about your animals. We have had so many dogs and cats cared for here (and all the vets are amazing) over the last 4 years. Every single one has been loved by the Ghent Vet staff and vets. Again, I can't say enough kind words about this practice. They treat your fur babies like their own.

Strawbridge Animal Care is located in the Strawbridge Marketplace shopping area. The business is…read morelocated along London Bridge Rd. There are parking spots specified for the business. My most recent visit here was on January 21, 2026. From the outside, you can see that the business size of the shopping area there is pretty big. It is easily seen from the road. Pre-Covid, the parking wasn't done the way it is now. Post-Covid, they have numbered parking spaces to park at. You can't just come in now. You'll have to text them from the parking spot and let them know you're there. When they're ready, they will come out to get the pet and you can then come in with them as well. The biggest sticking point with the parking is that it is pretty limited there, and there are some that occupy those spaces that aren't going there. I've seen some park there to go the Pak Mail store and even The Egg Bistro. It had been a while since I was here, but I was here for an unfortunate reason in February 2022. Our dog Dobby was nearly 14 years old and started not feeling right. After bringing him in and having some tests done, he had hemangiosarcoma. In the end, we had to let him cross the rainbow bridge that day. It was very difficult, but they were very compassionate about that and allowed us to grieve there with him before he was put down. The fact that he was 14 years old though was quite an accomplishment since it was well past the life expectancy for the breed. It was great to get a card and his paw prints in the mail a few days later. Fast forward to July 2023. We now have a new dog named Charlie. He is a maltipoo, so he was much smaller than Dobby was. He would have his first vet appointment here a few days later. Everything checked out fine for him on that visit. I did get pet insurance through Trupanion while he was young as it keeps the rates lower. On February 4, 2025, Charlie was having a seizure. There were no indications that this had happened before. At that time, I called Strawbridge Animal Care to come in for an emergency. They said to come over and park in one of the numbered spots and them know we were there and this was an emergency. After we got there, the vet that was there for emergencies was away for lunch, so they weren't able to accommodate him, and we ended up having to go to Bay Beach Veterinary Emergency Hospital. This was the main reason for not giving a full five star rating. On January 13, 2026, Charlie came in to be seen as he hadn't been eating and he was shaking. We don't know if there was some type of toxin or something else along those lines that may have caused it, but the labs did come back normal. He would come back in the following week on January 21, 2026. Everything checked out and we went ahead and did Charlie's annual wellness exam too, so we got quite a bit done in one visit. Overall, the experiences have been pretty good here. There was that one hiccup that I noted above, but one time doesn't define it. If something like that had happened multiple times, that would be a different story. The staff overall have been attentive and actively listening to us, even the dog. If you're in this area of the city, this is a great place to bring your pets. It's even better that they have extended evening hours which don't see very often.

Very nice staff but wait times are extremely long. Unfortunately my senior dogs last annual…read morephysical, he didn't even get examined by the doctor after being there 2.5 hours

I wish I could write that everything went good but we sadly had to say goodbye to our Minnie. She…read morewas the best dog and it was the hardest thing we had to do. We are very thankful for Ally Urgent Veterinary Care. They were very kind during the whole time. The doctor was through, and explained to us our options. When it came time to say goodbye they gave us as much time as we needed with our Minnie.

Bestie took her cat in and was overdosed on 3 different medications. They had to call poison…read morecontrol while there AND ended up being at Ally for ELEVEN HOURS! Reckless behavior surrounding serious medications.

Our dogs and cats have always been cared for by the excellent staff at Animal Medical Clinic of…read moreChesapeake. Dr Carrico, Dr Oberlander, and all their employees truly feel like family and they have seen us through and supported us during the hardest days. Our dog Coda (rescued from the Great Dismal Swamp by Chesapeake Animal Services) has many (many!!) anxieties, and Dr Carrico worked with our trainer to set Coda onto a path for success. In Coda's annual check-up on Thursday, Dr Carrico remarked that he was "...the sweetest dog to work with." That's a result of his having wonderful and understanding people to work with, and for feeling comfortable in the clinic itself. I cannot rate this veterinary practice highly enough--I'd need 10 s Dr Carrico also assists Blankets for the Homeless, on occasion accompanying them to provide veterinary assistance to the dogs and cats of the homeless. Her heart is very very big!!!

The staff has always been great with our 2 dogs, but they were super amazing today. My son and…read moredaughter-in-law found a 10 week old badly injured kitten yesterday on the road in NC. They nursed her overnight, then brought her to AMC this morning. After a few tests and xray, she's going to be fine with rest, pain meds and all the love she's already getting from their family! HIGHLY recommend this caring clinic!

When I first adopted my pup, I chose Friendship Vet Little Creek because of the location…read more I've stayed for 2.5 years because of the people & great service. We saw Dr. Perry today for skin issues. My pup (Westie, named Sheldon) has been scratching and very uncomfortable for the past 2 weeks. They drew blood and tested his skin for infection. I mentioned that Sheldon's skin seemed darker than normal. Dr. Perry said that's another sign of infection. Who knew??!!! ‍ He explained everything so well. The vet techs are awesome too. I wish I could remember their names. ‍ Five stars for sure!

TLDR: this vet has hiked their prices substantially, they have an unprofessional staff, and I had…read moreto watch my dog choke to death in her last moments because they mishandled her euthanasia. I have been coming to this vet for at least 4 years now. In the beginning, I really loved this vet and highly recommended them to many friends. I even continued to go here despite moving much further away and being closer to several other vet options. But things have changed in the past year or so. I have noticed that the staff has changed entirely, so I can't help but think that there has possibly been a change in ownership or management. Prices have sky rocketed and professionalism has significantly decreased. I have had my final straw this past week. I had previously euthanized my pit bull at Friendship about 3 years ago because of a spinal injury. That experience was incredible and I was grateful for the amount of care the staff had put into our farewell to our precious dog. However, this year, I had to euthanize another elderly dog of mine, and the experience was absolutely horrible!!!! I got to the appointment early so that I could go in and speak with the receptionist (while my partner remained in the car with our dog). My intention was to preemptively fill out all paperwork and pay in advance. There were no customers at all in the waiting room, and there were two receptionist. Both appeared to be consumed by their computers. I announced myself and explained why I was there. Initially, the receptionist was kind, but then the other receptionist reminded her that she needed to hurry up to take her lunch break. She then proceeded to rush through my check-in, hurriedly filling out my paperwork, not even asking if I wanted any additional services/products for the cremation. I had to inject myself and insist on asking for a paw print. She didn't even ask me if I wanted to see what other products they had. Then other customers started arriving in the lobby, and it appeared that her attention was redirected. She never said another word to me while I was standing at the counter, so I just walked out and went back out to my car for my final moments with my dog. We brought her in at exactly the appointment time, and had to sit in the lobby temporarily. Then we were ushered into the same exam room that we previously put my pit bull down in. It's a specific room that has its own private exit so that dog parents don't have to exit through the lobby while emotional. While in there, the vet and assistant took awhile; so we sat there soaking in our last moments with our dog while have to overhear people yelling in the lobby at their pets. It was so uncomfortable. Most vets place a sign or candle out in the lobby to signal that a pet is being put down, and requesting silence. Not this place. The vet finally came in and had more paperwork for me to sign (even though I had asked to fill out all paperwork when I came in early). The assistant said "I'm going to take her to the back now". This scared me because she didn't say why. I had to protest to ask if she [my dog] was coming back or not. She carelessly said "oh yeah, she's just getting a catheter". It felt like she didn't understand why we were on edge and emotional. When she came back with our dog and the vet, they laid her down on a blanket and injected a sedative, then they left the room to give us time to say goodbye. In the midst of our farewell, the assistant came in and quickly laid down a plate of beef and rice in front of our dog. Our dog obviously started eating it quickly, but the sedation started to hit her after about 2 bites. She was immediately paralyzed in the face and was unable to chew and swallow properly. We had to listen to our dog choke and struggle in her last moments. It was devastating to watch, and I felt completely helpless. They took that last moment from us. I was trying to be strong as I'm heavily pregnant and my partner was extremely emotional in the moment, so I restrained my anger because I just wanted to be in that moment with my dog. The vet came back in and administered the final injection. When they went to leave the room again, the assistant asked how I wanted to pay... literally seconds after my dog died in my arms. I told her I would call and pay later. She went to leave, and I had to ask if we were able to use the private exit in the room because now there were signs on the door saying "do not use". She lazily said "oh sure". And that was it. I looked down at my dog who had beef, rice, and foam pouring out of her mouth. I had to cover it up with the blanket because it broke my heart to look at. That was my last moment with my girl and they ruined it.