I fell in February and broke my pelvic bone. I could not get my great pyrenees to the groomer. I…read moredid not know that she expressed the anal glands when she groomed her. Baby Rasin wasn't quite herself. I made an appointment and took her in. After 2 rounds of antibiotics she still wasn't herself. I took her bac in and the infection had spread. Dr. Hoover recommended surgery. Three o clock in the afternoon and patients coming in she did the emergency surgery!!!! What amazes me about this is she was only focused on my baby. Appointments ran at least an hour behind. I was in the waiting room and apologized profusely to the other clients. Not one complained. We all agreed that could have been anyone of them and their baby will receive the same quality care when they get back. I've been coming here since they first opened and want to scream from the mountain tops These are the best vet and staff I've ever seen, and im 70 yrs old. I also found it quite funny. Had that delay been at a humane dr. There would have been screaming and yelling. Probaby cussing also. Haha just shows most of us care more about our fur babies than people.

Front desk is efficient and friendly. Vet takes time to answer your questions. Prices are less than…read morethe big vet offices with the same or possibly better service.

They are fantastic!!! All of the vets are knowledgeable, compassionate and professional!! Have…read morebeen a client off and on (had moved away and came back to the area) for almost 18 years. I would recommend them to anyone!!

So grateful for the professionalism and compassion of the ACVA staff. I haven't seen such a…read moresynergistic team in prior vet offices, all helping to allay my own anxiety about bringing in a cranky cat. I believe they are cost-competitive and solutions-based.

When my German Shepherd Jake was diagnosed with osteosarcoma (and a fracture of the ulna due to the…read morecancer), I had to make a very difficult decision to euthanize. When Dr. Stone received the news, she called at 7:30pm to provide support and condolences. She didn't just make a perfunctory call, but rather spent 45 minutes sharing and caring with me. I've never had a veterinarian go so far and above for me. I thank you from the bottom of my heart "doc Tammy". - Jill

Efficient, thorough, great communication, treated well, a little expensive but I have nothing to…read morecompare. Dr.Simons does a great job, is knowledgeable and professional. Office staph are experts and polite. I have two English Bulldogs and we feel well taken care of.

All about the money refused to see either of our cats unless they were sedated. Also lied to us…read moreabout vaccine information on multiple occasions so we had to make another appointment and he charged another $1000 to sedate our cat again. One positive is the reception staff is very professional. Would not recommend unless you have money to burn.

Initially the visit went well with Dr. Meg. Then it went down hill; all about the money! Have to…read morepay to hold your appointment, order numerous tests and studies or they will not discuss the case with the specialist surgeon. Then the surgeon didn't even see our pet, only said inoperable. $2,000 later! He didn't even call to answer questions. The icing on the cake, they charge for nurses to draw blood, $15 extra to handled a medium dog. Felt insulted by their care! or lack there of...

I've taken two of my cats to Hershire now and I can confidently report that this is the best…read moreveterinary care in the area. I'm so glad I found these animal lovers -- they have been amazing. My first visit was for eye conjunctivitis and the doctor was pretty quick with everything, the vet tech was wonderful and kind, I was in and out with eye gel and antibiotics. They charged me a $1.00 biohazard fee...I think they do this when your pet vomits or poops and they have to clean it up, honestly, no problem, I would charge more. My second visit was with my scared little black cat who apparently became a monster when I left her to have X-rays and an enema -- I don't blame her. Dr. G and vet tech, Heather, were so unbelievably kind to me and sympathetic to my little demon, even though she had turned into a clawing, biting beast. I was embarrassed, but Heather was so nice about it. Dr. G called the next day for follow up, it was so nice of her.

Hershire and Dr. Myers was absolutely wonderful. They took such good care of my 8month old baby…read morepitt. Very attentive and professional and showed him all kinds of love while he was there. Rio was in good hands there, we will definitely bring him back.

5 stars and would give more if possible . People who gives less apparently don't know how to…read morecommunicate!? Super friendly staff. Knows u and your by name even though we just go there for routine! Got some great tips there about care of our dog, even google couldn't help us here. Very grateful for their knowledge. Prices are average to fair , I rather spent a lil bit more but have the peace of mind our dog is in good hands.

Loving and dedicated animal hospital. Our sweet cat needed urgent attention, but we hadn't hunter…read moreestablished a vet. They squeezed us in, and didn't mind me calling to check on her. Loving nurses and staff as well! Love that they have a "cat side" and a "dog side"!! Super kid friendly as well.

Updated to reflect facts clearly and share our story with clarity and respect, I'd also like to…read morestate that all other reviews are not me and do not have firsthand knowledge of any situation that occurred. Max died in an incredibly traumatic and likely painful way -- and it haunts us. Eagles Peak in Robesonia performed surgery on Max to treat a bleeding splenic mass. Dr. Mike reassured me that the splenectomy could potentially extend his life significantly. I had hesitations, but after those reassurances, I agreed. I dropped Max off for surgery the next morning. We were told the surgery was successful. Max was brought out to us shortly after 11:30 AM, visibly bleeding from his incision. When asked about the bleeding, the staff said some drainage was normal. Max was so weak he had to be carried to the car. Within 15 minutes of getting home, Max was nonresponsive. Blood poured from his surgical site and covered the car. He was bleeding internally so heavily that the blood forced its way through the incision. We rushed him to an emergency vet, but he had lost too much blood. He had to be euthanized within an hour of being discharged. We were never told that 24/7 monitoring is standard after a splenectomy. We weren't offered transfer to a facility that could provide that. The emergency vet expressed concern that Max had been sent home so soon. Had we known what was typical for a case like this, we never would've taken him home. We've had no follow-up call, no expression of sympathy, and no answers. We were left to clean blood out of the car while trying to explain to our son why our dog died in pain. If you're looking for a vet that truly communicates all options and offers clear, compassionate guidance -- we urge you to consider that experience may vary. We are devastated and regret the outcome deeply.

A recent terrible situation with a critically ill young kitty brought us to this clinic, because…read moreour regular one did not have the diagnostic ability to do what was needed, and fast. Oh how we wish we had know about Dr Heather before. She is a combination of a goddess and an angel, with the education and experience to make her the epitome of what a vet should be. Her clinic squeezed us in during a very busy time, because we were frantic, yet we were treated with incredible compassion and respect. All of the staff there channel this kind of professionalism, which shows what good leadership and management do. They can do x-rays in house and immediate blood work, which is important in critical situations, and sometimes it is hard to know how fast things can become critical. (Make sure your own vet can do this!) Dr. Heather is the kind of person who will take in disabled and needy animals into her own home and give them a chance when no one else would. She has a background of shelter and rescue work. The clinic stayed open hours later to help us find a way to take our kitty home. When nothing worked, they helped us to make the right decision to let her go and cried with us at this unexpected tragedy. Maybe you heard the sobbing and wailing from your house. Feline leukemia is a terrible thing. :-(

Dr. Guise is the most amazing veterinarian! My husband and I…read moreare both physicians and we know how important it is to stay updated with the research and to practice medicine that is evidence based. Dr. Guise is not only super intelligent and knowledgeable but is able to convey this is an understandable manner. I have read many disheartening messages about Dr. Guise and his staff. These are clearly coming from people who cannot appreciate his knowledge base and think that his job is to "play with puppies," or something else. He is there to treat diseases and any other issues that are breed specific. His staff is great as well, especially his lovely wife, Natalie.

i have known Dr. Giuse for too many years to count. He was my equine vet from the late 70s onward…read moreto about 13 years ago when my last two passed away from old age. He was always calm and compassionate. I once took a cat to him that some boys had tossed into a pile of burning wood and he took great care of her and didn't charge anything, and I decided to keep her. I noticed that many reviews that were positive, this site labels as "not recommended". Is there a bias here?