Dr. Andrew Marsh is an amazing doctor. He cared for our goldendoodle, Holly, for many years. We are…read moregrateful for the excellent healthcare he provided Holly throughout her life. Sadly, Holly was diagnosed with cancer at just 11. We knew she was in good hands with Dr. Marsh. We asked Andrew for guidance to help us make the best decisions for Holly during her illness. Holly was declining fast - we were heartbroken. He took all our calls and squeezed time in for Holly on his busy calendar. His support brought comfort and dignity to Holly in her final days. We think back on our last visit to the office and realized Dr. Marsh wasn't just providing healthcare for Holly; he was caring for us too. There was a connection between the doctor, the pet, and the family. We are very grateful for Andrew's help and that Holly had the best possible care. Dr. Andrew Marsh is a professional that offers exceptional healthcare. He's an excellent doctor and a good person. Some day when we are ready for a dog, we will return to Greenfield Animal Hospital. Thank you, Dr. Marsh. Todd & Tina Palumbo

If I could rate this practice 0 stars I would. They should not be practicing and the doctors and…read morestaff are unqualified in what they do. They completely MISDIAGNOSED my dog following an ultrasound. They performed an ultrasound and stated that he had masses on his spleen and gallbladder. They even had measurements for these masses. Bile duct obstruction due to one of the masses. The conclusion I was given was that my dog's disease was severe, he had a guarded prognosis, would require intense hospitalization with fluids and antibiotics. They also recommended exploratory surgery on the masses. That this could also be neoplasia. The only other option I was given was that his prognosis was poor and humane euthanasia should be discussed. Fast forward four days later, things did not sit right and on a whim, we decided to bring our dog for a second opinion elsewhere. A second ultrasound was performed and NO masses were found. There was NO mass on his spleen, and NO mass on his gallbladder. The image of the second ultrasound and associated signs and symptoms, were vastly different than the ultrasound results I received from Greenfield. The second ultrasound and hospital did not agree with the findings from Greenfield and furthermore said that much of the imaging was consistent with pancreatitis. He was tested for this, came back positive, and is now on treatment. This was shocking. My family and I went through a very difficult few days with the belief that our dog was dying. All due to the incompetence and wrong diagnosis from Greenfield. The fact that Greenfield recommended exploratory surgery on a mass that is NOT even there is insane. The facility looks like a five star resort for pet care, and I can only imagine why. They 100% misdiagnosed my dog, he does not have any masses, and is doing well now with treatment and a low fat diet. My family and I suffered immense grief over the days before going for the second ultrasound. We were in touch with end of life services, and we were coming to terms that we were about to lose our beloved family pet. The fact that there was treatment all along which I could have started sooner is infuriating and extremely upsetting. I would never recommend Greenfield to anyone I know. I wonder how many families go into their practice daily and receive the results I received. How many families go home thinking it is the end with their dog, are given a wrong diagnosis and no hope. They should NOT be performing ultrasounds or any advanced testing on animals. They are inept and in all honesty, their certifications should be questioned.

This is the best vet in CT! Dr. Santisi is both a highly skilled practitioner and an extremely…read morecompassionate caregiver. Not only did he determine our dog's issues immediately but he helped us decide the best & most cost effective treatment possible. We will be using his services exclusively going forward!

I've been bringing my dogs to Winslow for 3 years and began at the start of Covid. Yesterday I had…read morethe pleasure and opportunity to experience an "in office" appointment. I experienced such competence and consideration. The doc took a significant amount of time to simply connect. I now understand the culture and values of this practice and am so grateful to have had this experience and the care of this exceptional team. Covid has made it necessary to stay apart but this practice seems to understand what we may have missed during Covid and making a sincere effort to rebuild connection.

For almost 25 years, since I moved back to Westport, since Dr. Rocco Frank was in charge, I have…read morebeen going to this pet hospital, I have been through emergency visits, boarding, regular yearly checkups and on January 2, 2026, I and my husband made the agonizing decision to have our 19 year old cat put to sleep. As sad as it is, I am left with the memory of the kind and caring way I and my kitty were treated through the years and especially on this last day. Dr. Sam, Dr. Rebecca, and their staff made the hardest decision easier to take, and now for me to live with. Very compassionate people. For them, this is a calling. At 77, I think I may not rescue another kitty but If one should find me, as has often happenned in my life, I will continue to use Westport Animal Hospital to care for my rescue. One other thing, in all the times I have boarded my cat she has always come home completely healthy, with no coughs or other issues. I love the fact that this facility is in an old house with a porch and an upstairs which I believe someone lives in because the boarded animals are not alone after hours. I grew up in Westport and this place is so homey.

The facility is dirty and not well maintained. They cancelled twice on me due to unavailability of…read moredoctors. I will not go back.

Dr. Jess and her staff do a fantastic job taking care of our Great Pyrenees. Highly recommended.read more

Dr Jess is the best! Truly loves animals and gives great, pragmatic advice how to care for our pets…read more. Five stars!

This vet clinic has been a blessing. They do not try to oversell you, and are compassionate but…read morealso have the skills to talk a worried pup-parent off the ledge when we are panicking. In all honestly I APPRECIATED when the vet and staff urged me to wait when I called in panic to avoid running tests or paying for unnecessary treatments. Its the first time I worked with an office clearly looking in me and my dogs best interests. I admit, when you are panicking it can be hard to hear lets sit and wait (I am sure my tone in response to hearing this was not appreciated) but my dogs are happy, healthy and I was able to calm down and make clear decisions. The staff love their job, they even helped me set up check-ins and appointments, even removing the cancellation fee ahead of time in the hopes everything was ok and it would be unneeded BUT having the appointment set as a backup put an ease on my mind. I hope they get more locations throughout CT to possibly get closer to Milford but I will continue going to Westport for their care knowing my dogs are getting actual CARE and not a sales pitch/guilt trip.

I wouldn't even give them 1 star. I had my pet cremated on September 8th. Her ashes were returned…read moreto Bond Vet on September 12th. No one has called me to pick up her ashes. I called Final Gift Cremation Services in Oxford, CT, that's how I found out that my pet's ashes were delivered back to Bond Vet on the 12th. Today is September 21st and I don't have my pet's ashes. Bond Vet has strange hours. The reason they have strange hours is because they can't find vets to work for them. Bond Vet doesn't have direct phone numbers to their clinics. When you call them, people from other clinics or who knows where, answer your call. I have a feeling that they have done something with my pet's ashes. I am ready to call my credit card company to dispute the charges. I will also call the Attorney General. I will also take them to court, If you don't want to experience this, do not use this vet. I should have gone to VCA. Do yourself a favor. Don't use Bond Vet. And by the way, Google has 2 'Executive Office's" listed in NYC: both are apartment buildings; one is their clinic. Shady. The CEO is Garrett Lewis but no way of contacting him.

Melissa Shapiro is in my opinion and experience the best vet a family could hope for. We've had…read morethe privilege of having her expertise, care and guidance for 20 years. Dr. Shapiro has cared for our dogs, cats and birds at every stage of life. She is passionate about animals, knowledgeable and a compassionate advisor to the humans - too. Care is delivered in home, or at Norwalk Vet Hospital, which ever is more convenient. We consider ourselves extremely lucky to have access to her and her expertise. Any pet and their human companion would be lucky to have her as their vet.

From the owner: The Visiting Veterinary Service was established in 1991 by Dr. Melissa Shapiro. The house call…read moreservice has catered to a small clientele and pets of all ages who receive personal and individualized care in a relaxed home setting. Over the past few years, the emphasis has shifted to geriatric, disabled, and end of life care for pets. Assessment of older dogs and cats in their home gives a realistic view of how they are doing and what they need to maintain a good quality of life. Even minor changes in support, treatments, and physical accommodations may make a big difference in the long-term prognosis and quality of life. As animals near the end of their lives we provide families and their pets with comfort, palliative therapy, and when appropriate, euthanasia in their own homes. The in-home euthanasia service allows families to say good bye to their pets in the peaceful comfort of their own home. Full medical and surgical services are available through the use of a local base animal hospital.

This facility has it all Staff is tops BULLS HEAD IS A PET…read morePALACE grooming boarding surgery's

I can say that the staff are spectacular, especially Jaime, who is friendly, helpful, and…read moreincredibly informative, Dr. Nolan is amazing (and he and the staff are the only reasons I didn't give a lower rating). He is communicative, caring, and has a great bedside manner. It is clear he truly cares about his patients and their owners. He gave my dog his wellness checkup last year. On the other hand and unfortunately, unfortunately, there are absolutely NO good things I can say about Dr. Schoenhut. She didn't return calls on two occasions despite our reaching out multiple times and being told things like, "oh she'll call in in 30 mins;" "oh, she was supposed to return your call after lunch;"; "I'll remind her again in just a minute;" "She's currently in with another pet but she'll reach out before she leaves (which she didn't). It took three more calls the next day (with similar excuses) before she called after the practice had closed for the day. I had brought my dog in for a number of reasons because he had a lot of muscle and overall weight loss in a very short period of time, could no longer jump up onto even the couch, his face had become gaunt, and his face and body (particularly the former) had been turning gray very quickly. Based on his condition, I was pretty sure that he had cancer. I've attached two pictures. The first is what he looked like during his wellness exam with Dr. Nolan about 8-ish months before I came back. The second is what he looked like the month after the exam by Dr. Schoenhut. He wasn't quite as wasted away at the time she examined him, but it wasn't much better. After Dr. Schoenhut examined him, she ordered a number of tests. When the results came in, she started breezing through things without defining the medical terms. I had to stop her, asked her to break it all down, and what it all meant. I asked her to explain the results and just to be straight with me if it looked like it was cancer--particularly because of the way he looked. She was kind of vague, talking about how certain markers *might* indicate the presence of cancer, and then recommended other tests that could be performed--including something like bone-marrow extraction--that would have cost over (if I'm remembering correctly) about $3,000 to $3,500 if we wanted to be 100% certain. I later learned that one of the markers on my dog's original test was in the 9,000 range but normal was in the 300 range, and that plus another elevated marker, together with his physical condition as shown in the picture below were sufficient to diagnose the presence of cancer without the need for the other really expensive tests In both visits Dr. Schoenhut--unlike Dr. Nolan--made me feel like she was just rushing through the appointment to get onto the next appointment. Literally the worst vet experience I've ever had in the 21+ years I've been a dog owner. But for the fact that Dr. Nolan and the staff are so great, I'd have rated the business no higher than 2 stars. If you do choose this practice, make sure you ask for and get Dr. Nolan.

Dr Greco & her staff are excellent. I've 3 dogs that they care for, the oldest slightly over 14…read more Her name is Nosey Posey and they treat her like a queen. Nosey has hip pain, anxiety, and cries out. Dr Greco suggested we try Laser treatments to help. This is the best intervention yet, she's comfortable, more active, and the anxiety & crying out has stopped. I highly recommend you inquire about this treatment, it's truly made a considerable difference in Nosey's quality of life. Dr Greco, Jen, Richard, Lindsey,Carmen, and Marilyn, you're the best. I can't thank you enough

Such an amazing team here! Left happy with answers to why…read moremy pup was feeling sick, beyond impressed!

Only trust a rescue who throughly vets potential adopters…read more Little Pink Shelter (Holly) is tirelessly invested in every puppy/dog she takes in to her care. We adopted our sweet Great Pyrenees, Annabelle from Little Pink Shelter. Annabelle was a 5 year old stray from Arkansas. Holly not only throughly vetted me she also was completely honest about Annabelle. Annabelle was a farm dog, hard to contain...Houdini! I had many dogs before Annabelle but I was grateful for Holly's honesty so I knew exactly what to expect. I didn't get insulted with Holly's intense vetting process because I had already raised other big dogs, I knew her priority was about Annabelle's safty not my ego. Little Pink Shelter has an incredible adoption success rate. In the end for Holly, it's only about the best life for the dog.

Big business cold and slow. The front desk is confrontational. You will be separated from your…read morepet quickly.

They take such great care of both cats and dogs. The best place in the area. Hands down.read more

My dog LOVES going here for both grooming and boarding. She's a golden doodle and I had zero clue…read moreon how to care for her coat. Needless to say her first grooming she was shaved as she had a million mats under her "curls". Kerry called me first to explain that she "could" get the mats out but it would be stressful and might be painful, so a shave waKerry taught me exactly what to do and what tools to use. It took me a while but she no longer has to be shaved down because of my inability to keep her coat groomed between visits. She is super shy but literally runs to Kerry to get her hugs. When I pick her up she is happy and fluffy.