Great treatment of animals always available for consultation to the point analysis and it's quite…read moreoff the beaten path

Sadly, we had to put our 16 year old Westie, Winston down on Saturday. Dr Frankel and Christine…read morespoke to us at length, and helped us make the incredibly painful decision that the end for here for Winston. Both Dr Frankel and Christine were so kind and suppotive, and gave us all the time we needed to be with WInston. They made WInston comfortable, and sent him to doggie heaven. Thank you. Words cannot express our gratitude.

Good in most every way except $$$$. Went there for many many years. Over the years. 4 dogs and…read morealways good. I may even go back as my vet don't let you inside anymore. I like to stay with my animals. I'd give it a try for sure!

Excellent experience. Staff was friendly and helpful. Dr. Braz was both compassionate and…read moreprofessional and made a very emotionally painful experience actually beautiful. Thorzie was a beautiful cat whose time was done. I appreciate the care and love we received from the VCA Animal Healing Center staff. Thank you.

A year ago my precious Gracie had to be put down. My memories of that horrible day are still…read moreunbearable . I not only remember the pain of losing her, I must also bear the memory of the horrific, inappropriate behavior of staff at this deplorable so called hospital! I am hoping that my post will prevent others to be treated in such a cold, callus, cruel and ignorant manner. Marion Schwartz, RN, BSN, MSN, CPM

I made an appointment here for our newly adopted dog because it was only a few minutes away. They…read moresaid they would only honor the appointment time if I brought in a check ahead of time to cover the exam, so I did. As we were going to get into the car I noticed that the driveway was blocked by a utility truck. By the time I finished talking with the driver and he was able to move the truck, it was two minutes past the scheduled time for the appointment, so I called the vet clinic and told them what had happened, and that I would be 10 minutes late. I was informed that they were voiding my appointment and keeping my deposit. If I wanted to reschedule, they would require another deposit.

Super responsive and so kind, they made this very difficult experience as peaceful and respectful…read moreas possible. I'm so thankful for this service available.

The scheduling was a little uncertain and had some problems. However, the process was sweet and…read morecomforting RIP my cat.

I have been using Yardley Kennels for my 9 month old English Chocolate Labrador for about 3 times…read morealready. They are very convenient to us and our Dog Duke seems to love it as well as the staff there. Mary & Rachael have been so accommodating since the first time we stopped by for a tour. They provided a very extensive tour, something which most places will not do and this really stood out to us as it shows they don't have nothing to hide. The place has been in business for some time, it definetley shows on the age of the property which could probably use some remodeling, and since recent visits it seems like they are slowly improving the place to include some more efficient amenities. We have tried two other Kennels through some online deals, and must say that Yardley Kennel stands out as the best among all of them. They really seem to love dogs and enjoy what they do as a family run business and they do a phenomenal job with baths hands down. My wife and I look forward to continue using them in the future and supporting our local businesses in Yardley.

We have bored our elderly Dalmatian there several time. He has been well cared for. He is not…read morehesitant to go there and enjoys his time with the caregivers

Dr. K. and, more recently, Dr. DeWan have provided excellent care for our dogs through the years…read more The entire staff is caring and compassionate. We especially appreciate the compassion, as we have had to say goodbye to our much-loved pets. Michelle H.

I know that Dr K is a beast as soon as the owner leaves he's a whole different person!! I remember…read morea large toy poodle that has ear surgery and it was infected and the pee baby was crying and Dr K was not kind in any way!

It's taken me 3 months to write this review. If it can lessen the heartache for even one person,…read moreit'll be worth it. After struggling for a while we knew it was time to send our cat over the Rainbow Bridge, from our home. She had facial cancer and was having difficulty eating consistently. We had gotten recommendations to call Moontide. Our cat was an indoor only cat who got stressed when put in a carrier so home was best. We had an appointment for 11am and the morning was planned out to enable us to prepare, spend some quiet time with our girl, and then closer to 11am we'd quietly pick her up and take her into the bathroom, a smaller area recommended by the vet so she couldn't hide. (She was not a pickup cat and any time she sensed being picked up she'd run and hide- under a bed, in the basement, under a couch. We communicated this to the vet beforehand.) We understood the assignment from the vet. Unfortunately that was not clear to her. At 10:30 am while my husband was still on a work call and I was getting dressed, the doorbell rang. Twice. At this point, our girl ran and hid in a panic. She was previously a rescue and while we had her in our home for 8 years she was still skitzy with noises, strangers, and things like the doorbells. I texted the vet and asked if she was at the door. She was. She said she was "early". In hindsight I should have asked her to come back at 11am as scheduled. That was a mistake on my part that I will never forgive myself for. I yelled to my husband that the vet was here, early. I let her into my kitchen. She made no apologies for being early nor did she show any compassion about it. I explained to her that we needed time now to try to grab our girl with a blanket, as she was running up the stairs and then down into the basement trying to hide. My husband got her and brought her into the bathroom and closed the door. At this point I was in tears. We had no quiet time beforehand. Getting her into the bathroom was stressful. It didn't need to be. The vet gave her a shot to calm her and while she tried to walk around the small bathroom in a panic she fell and stumbled from the calming meds. It was painful to watch. All I remember is seeing the panicked scared cornered look in her eyes. While this was happening, again, not an ounce of compassion. No "I know how hard this is." No "I'm sorry I was early, I can come back at our scheduled time." No "Rey will be at peace." After the meds took hold and she could not walk, we bundled her up, brought her to another room, sat with her while the euthanasia meds were put into her vein. Once that was done it was a matter of minutes. I will never forget the look of fear in her eyes in that bathroom. I will never forget how we had to grab her and throw a blanket over her to get her to the bathroom because she was panicked and we were caught off guard at the vet being 30 minutes early. If I could go back and repeat that day, I would have not only told the vet to come back at the scheduled time, but I would have chosen someone else. To add insult to injury, we had a scheduled day to have the ashes dropped off to our house. I saw a car leaving my driveway and a box was left at our door. It was a few days earlier than our scheduled date so I was not so surprised when I opened the box and saw that someone else's pet's remains were left at our door. I texted her, She came back to pick them up and dropped off ours off a few days later on our doorstep. It was the most impersonal, non-empathetic, non-compassionate experience I've had with having to send a pet over the rainbow bridge. The first two were at a vet's office and while I did not want to do that, it was at least a peaceful non-stressful experience. If you've read this far, thank you. I hope you are never in this position.

Thank you Dr Gates for allowing us the dignity of helping our beloved pet die with assistance at…read moreour home. The experience was so less stressful. What truly wonderful gift you provide. Would recommend Dr. Gates to anyone.

Closed. I understand they didn't own the building in the landlord. I guess felt he could perhaps…read moremake a little bit more money in today's market. I don't know the details but I hope he's enjoying his retirement. He was absolutely delightful to visit and so was his staff. They always felt like family.

Dr Nelson and is staff are the most caring and knowledgeable .They have treated both my fur babies…read morefor years. We highly recommend them J,&M Letizia