There's one smart vet that works here but she's patronizing and she can't give you the time of day…read morelet alone actually treat your dog not just the symptoms of the underlying illness. And with zero communication and your outrageous prices on everything this is a joke why would any of you become a vet if you care more about money than you do the animals it has to be even otherwise duces. Also, I find it very odd how veterinarians are not educated on pet food like the fact that it's grade D meeting, deceased, and diseased animals, which is what they recommended my sick dog eat, so basically just fill up their stomachs with crap and kill their insides?? IS THIS WHAT YOU ALL FEED YOUR DOGS AND CATS?! This is what I think of this place I'm sorry you thought I was going to put clown shoes on like you guys and come to your place ever again, I'm not sure why you thought that when nobody could call me back! It's laughable but sad bc I have a sick dog and they're a joke.

This is a caring and well organized vet. They supported me in taking care of our lovely cat and he…read moreis doing well thanks to their kind help. The doctors are highly knowledgeable and supportive. The nurses and office teams are very helpful and well organized. They have a great support system fo buy medicated food and to organize follow up visits. I am very grateful for their services and they certainly are a great asset to the entire area for us who live here and love our pets.

They performed unnecessary tests when they knew the reason for the cat's upset stomach but went…read moreahead with X-rays and ultrasound. Then they told me the price would be $865 but then billed my card for $1000. Scam artists! Go elsewhere and only get what's necessary done. Zero stars wasn't an option

My beloved cat had an emergency situation yesterday. They managed to get her in , run a test and…read moredetermine the results. Doctor was able to put up a prescription to alleviate her symptoms! I'm so pleased that kitty is on the road to recovery. Thank you so much.

I called Dr Clayton's office to have my pup be seen for an emergency.. When I told Andrea at the…read moreoffice what was going on .. she got us right in!! I was so very appreciative!!! Thanks to their wonderful care.. Maverick is feeling much better!! Thank you to Dr Clayton, Andrea and her staff for being so accommodating and caring!! So happy and we will be taking our pups here for all their medical needs!! Highly recommended!!!!

Baraba Clayton is the best and most caring veterinarian I've ever dealt with. she extended the…read morelife of my past dog significantl. I would not use any other veterinaria.

We moved to Washington part-time about a year ago and have taken our dog, Parker, here several…read moretimes. We switched to Aspetuck from our beloved vets in Brooklyn when we realized how much easier it is to get an appointment and how thorough the records are there. Our dog loves her visits, and the vets and vet techs are all extremely kind and conscientious. We couldn't be happier.

I have deep remorse for bringing Breeze to Aspetuck on 4/8/2026 for what should have been a simple…read moreear check. Breeze was our little girl and so very precious in every way, she loved everyone and enjoyed life. A very healthy 13 year old 17.8 lb West Highland Terrier, the visit was billed as urgent care, which it was absolutely not. That appointment led to a full exam, where the vet noted four loose front teeth. We were already aware of them, and they had never caused Breeze any issues. She ate normally, had no bad breath, daily dental treats, dogbiotics and teeth brushing. Despite this, Dr.Michael Gorra strongly encouraged us to schedule a dental cleaning and extraction, insisting it would prolong her life and warning us it would be dangerous if she swallowed a tooth. This was misleading and, in hindsight not true. Breeze life was not prolonged. Breeze blood work showed elevated Lyme levels, and on 4/11/26 she was given a Convenia antibiotic injection. I expressed concern about her age and the upcoming dental procedure, but I was assured she would be fine. 4/22/26 would be the last day for Breeze to enjoy her every day routine, that including her dental treats, after this date only smooth food, she used to love to eat. On 4/23/26 Breeze's life changed forever. What was supposed to be a simple dental cleaning and four tooth extractions turned into TWELVE teeth removed, without my permission. The invoice included charges for each additional extractions, and IV catheter, premedication, anesthesia, meloxciam, additional anesthesia, propofal, more antibiotics, complex extraction, basic extractions, pain management injection. She had dissolvable sutures, then more antibiotics and pain medication at discharge, along with the invoice that was to be paid upon picking up Breeze. It absolutely breaks my heart that Breeze endured this whole process, only to have her life cut short. We would have done everything possible to prolong her life. I know the side effects of antibiotics. I believe anesthesia and the pharmaceuticals puts a strain on some older dogs and feel 100% that Breeze was too old to endure such an extensive procedure and that if I had not agreed to it, she would still be with us. Breeze passed suddenly within three weeks. The void she has left us is devastating. I would have expected Aspetuck to credit my account, given the misrepresentation that this procedure would prolong her life and the fact that I was paying for a dog who is no longer alive. Aspetuck refused and demanded full payment for every invoice. it is devastating, heartbreaking and feel profoundly wrong. Breeze was our third Westie from the same breeder. Our other two lived to 161/2 and 17 years old. A dental surgeon later told me that in his opinion that dogs over 10 years old should not undergo dental surgery, because it is too taxing on their system. His small senior dog had a similar experience and passed shortly after dental extractions. So sad. My advice: do your research and look for a practice that hasn't sold out to a corporation. Breeze is missed beyond words. The void she left is enormous and I'm so very sorry that she went through all of this procedure only to die within 3 weeks post this surgery. No prolonged life for Breezey. Kathy M Litchfield, CT 06759

I have been going to this place for over 50 years.Sad to stay it…read morehas become money first and pets down the list.They nickel and dime everything.This is not the way Dr Doyle started out back in the early seventies.Total shame.

Everyone is so helpful. Maria is a gem. When we had to put our dog to sleep they were so…read morewonderful. I would never go anywhere else.

If I could give her 5,000,000 stars, I would. My pets are my children and they mean the absolute…read moreworld to me. She has helped two of them cross over the rainbow bridge, and knowing that their last moments were full of peace and calm in the comfort of their own home means so much and has really helped with my grieving.

Dr Dale Krier was extremely accommodating, compassionate and respectful during this stressful time…read more She gave my 15.5 year old best friend the dignity that she deserved on her final day. Her wisdom and forethought went above and beyond my expectations, and believe me, I had rehearsed this terrible day many times in my head. My call was promptly returned, a convenient time scheduled, and the process discussed. During this time of social distancing, some special accommodations needed to be made, but they in no way interfered with the love my dog received that day. Dr Dale played music made for dogs ears only and was extremely comforting to me as well. She made a clay print of my dogs paw, which I will cherish forever. The support Dr Dale gave that day extends far beyond as she checked in on me and provided access to support groups. When I picked up my dogs remains, they where surrounded by meditation gardens and considering the circumstances (pandemic restrictions) I couldn't have asked for anything more comforting and reassuring that my dog was truly loved and that I had made the right decision. Thank you from the bottom of my heart. Kathy Bremer at XTerra Dalmatians

Dr. Sebetic has lots of knowledge in the veterinary medicine field. Our 1 year old English Bulldog…read morehas been seeing this clinic since she was 8 weeks old. Wonderful and friendly staff! Dr. Sebetic is very straight forward with education around animal health and wellness. While you may think he doesn't have any bedside manners, his personality is just one where he shows his care through his education for pet parents and patients. Highly recommend. Also miss Dr. Cindy! She was wonderful as well.

Dr Sebetic and his whole team, Courtney, Kimba, Cathy, Jess, et al are all fantastic,…read morecompassionate, professional and that is after 16 years and 3 pups as patients. Dr Sebetic has called from vacation to check on all of my pups at one time or another and the team is always helpful and friendly. I don't give 5 star ratings lightly but they deserve it.

We adopted our puppy from here at 11 weeks. She had been brought up from a kill shelter down south…read morewith her brother and had been with them for about 2 weeks prior to adoption. They did a wonderful job with socializing her and starting her off on training. The facility itself is beautiful. It's very clean and well staffed. We were able to spend time with different puppies out in the main area, which gave us the chance to see how they did with other dogs, people, etc. We probably spent two hours there and never felt rushed into making a decision. Highly recommend!

Awesome experience. We adopted 2 brothers. Brianna was helpful and available to answer any question…read moreI had. The staff was very friendly and attentive. This is the place to go to adopt some awesome pets

There are not enough words of praise and thanks to Stonehill Kennels and Cassidy Stone for giving…read moreus the gift of a well behaved dog . Rascal left us 7 weeks ago having well earned the name Super Naughty Rotten Rascal. We struggled with having done multiple trainings and in home behavioral consults, that just left us with an out of control dog, out of control home, chaos and an unfortunate incident with one of our cats. (Hank is alive and well after his own recovery). We were faced with a very hard decision. Many others were telling us to rehome our beloved pup, we were the problem (we acknowledge some of it was us). We were using gates, muzzles, crates, interactive toys, walks, doggy day camp among other things. NOTHING we tried worked. We were at the end of our ropes. We found an advertisment on Facebook for Stonehill Kennels, spoke with Chris and we were sold. After a few weeks of waiting Super Naughty Rotten Rascal was sent to Bootcamp. The first four weeks he did great and we were scheduled to see our baby boy however Super Naughty Rotten Rascal had one more trick up his sleeve. Boy did he test his trainer Cassidy. They worked through him trying to exert his dominance on her and the situation. We waited five weeks to see our baby and he was a new dog. Doing every command beautifully for Cassidy and us. (insert a very ugly mom cry moment). We are so proud of you buddy. Today he has returned as a super fun loving well behaved Rascal!!!! He even got praise in Lowes (some guy) "that's how behaved I want my dog to be". Insert another ugly mommy cry moment! My heart if full having all my fur babies at home. When others told us to rehome him, Sonehill Kennels and Cassidy came through delivering exactly what they said they would. We can't thank you enough. There are just not enough positive things we can say about you all. We are fur-ever grateful!!!!

We are so grateful for all the support K9 One Dog Training (www.k9one.com) showed us through the…read moreentire training process! After having 3 dog companions throughout our lives, we had no idea bringing in a new dog into our home would cause so much havoc. Ruby was sweet however, painfully mouthy, wild, and dominant. I was almost ready to give her back to the rescue group however, my friend sent out a text message to her neighborhood community requesting suggestions on dog training facilities. The one that repeatedly came up as the BEST was K9 One, so I called and spoke to Chris Byrne, the owner and he listened to my concerns and he "guaranteed" his team would be able to train not only Ruby but us as well! Landry Rogers our assigned Professional Trainer is phenomenal. At our first meeting he gave us insight on how dogs think, the importance of administering consistent consequences for bad behavior and rewarding good behavior. He would send us photos and send Ruby's training session videos which gave us comfort knowing how she was progressing. We can not thank him enough for the kindness, patience and professionalism he showed us throughout the 6 week training program. RESULTS: Ruby knows all her commands and is controllable. She is no longer mouthy or wild however will test us to see if we allow her to be dominant. We now have the tools necessary to give our girl the alpha leadership she deserves and respects. With Appreciation & Gratitude to the entire team at K9 One, Larry & Jeanette Krueger