ZERO STARS. PECK is the worst vet I have ever seen. I grew up on a farm, around animals my entire…read morelife. Peck will not let you speak, ask questions..fast talking arrogant drug pushing facility. Never asked what our dogs eat, what their exercise schedule is..he does not care! Only interest was to slap stickers onto meds I didn't want, ask for, or approve for my dog. Super unappreciative of our business and a very disrespectful person. DO NOT GO TO PECK at Eastern Shore Animal Hospital. AWFUL. Get your records, buy your meds where you want to.

They went above and beyond when I had found a cat that had severe leg damage. Nice to see a place…read morethat cares more about the animals than they do about the dollars!

Initially good. Described to the vet that out 16 year old beagle was having what I would call…read moreseizures. He would be up in the middle of the night, bump into things as if he lost his sight . Eventually things would seem to go back to normal. The vet said she had no idea what the issues were . He was prescribed some medications. I won't into the final outcome.

The front of the house staff is lovely, but after two extremely unpleasant visits with separate, we…read morewill not be returning. We thought the first incident may have been a fluke, but the other vet was just as condescending and cold. We have later learned from family and friends of similar disappointing experiences. As a former military family that has moved a lot and had 3+ pets at any point, we have seen many vets over the years, and this is the worst clinic yet.

Very nice girls but 240.00 to anal sacs,expressed is a bit high compared to 25.00 at the vets…read more I understand you're paying for them to come to you but I think eventually they will price themselves out of business

Dr Paige Roberts and Holly are AMAZING!Very caring and take their time to explain everything that…read moreis going on with my baby

Dr. O and her team are amazing. We have entrusted them with our Great Dane, Banner and our "little…read moreold man" Baxter for several years. We are so thankful for the love and care that they have all shown them both for general annual visits and for unexpected illnesses. We know our boys are safe!

Absolutely the most attentive, kind, helpful staff and clinic I have ever had the pleasure of…read moreworking with. We are from MN and were visiting friends in Earlville, MD. We needed a prescription filled for canned dog food for our sick dog, and our vet, in MN, was willing to fax the prescription to Galena Animal Medical Clinic, who was willing to fill the prescription. This was an unusual situation and most clinics would not have been willing to accept a prescription from an out of town veterinarian. We are so very grateful to Dr. Lucy and her staff for helping us obtain the prescription food our little dog required. We highly recommend Dr. Lucy and her staff; they put the health of our dog first and were the answer to a very difficult situation.

Went in last night with my golden retriever and we had an excellent experience! The receptionist…read morewas helpful on the phone and made the check in process a breeze. We were roomed quickly and waiting a reasonable length of time to see the doctor. He was excellent as was our tech. They made a stressful situation way more bearable. I would definitely come back if another emergency arises (hopefully not). Prices to be expected with it being an ER vet. Clean too! Thank you guys!

STAY AWAY! THEY ALMOST KILLED MY CAT!!!…read more We brought my sick cat in on a Saturday because we suspected he had a UTI. We were told he did not have a UTI, was diagnosed with FIC, and that there was little that could be done other than reducing stress. On Monday, my regular veterinarian learned about the visit and strongly urged us to bring him in for a follow-up. After examining him, they diagnosed a severe UTI and told us he was in very bad shape. His testing showed blood, pus, and infection in his urine. Had my veterinarian not insisted on seeing him, we likely would have followed the ER vet's advice that his symptoms would simply "come and go" and not seek further treatment. It's frightening to think about what could have happened if we had waited. When I contacted the ER clinic regarding the misdiagnosis, I was told that the test results were "open to interpretation." That response is deeply concerning given the seriousness of my cat's condition. Our visit left us with a misdiagnosis, $500+ bill, and cat that almost died. Please learn from our experience and don't let our story be yours...It may save your pet's life!