I have been coming here since my dog was a puppy over 10 years…read more Great doctors and staff. Everyone is very friendly and caring. I highly recommend this practice and always have a positive experience coming here. I am so thankful for the doctors and staff at VMC.

I could not believe that I had to file a civil complaint to get a refund I was owed. I won…read more Now vet med center is supposed to pay the judgement and they are dragging their feet. Interesting that when you leave for a visit you have to immediately pay but they don't practice this is paying their debts. This place changed so much. I was told the ownership changed. Look at their pricing before you get an appointment. Shame on vet med center. $$$$$$ I guess they want the sheriff to do the collection of the debt they owe. Then they post that it is an ongoing legal issue. The only thing that is ongoing is that they did not pay the judgment.

I cannot say enough good things about the care and compassion provided by Dr. Wellington and his…read morestaff. I first started taking our dog Lily to Dr. Wellington a couple of years ago after I couldn't get an appointment with my long time veterinarian for months. The care provided by Dr. Wellington has always been thorough and professional. Recently, Lily, who was 14 years old, was diagnosed with end stage kidney disease and after Dr. Wellington dianosed and provided medication to keep her comfortable, my wife and I decided to euthanize her. The compassion and professionalism displayed by Dr. Wellington and his staff made a very difficult time much more bearable. We decided to have a private cremation. Lily's ashes arrived in a tasteful light wood box with a name plate and a condolence card signed by Dr. Wellington and his staff. All of this was packaged in a blue velvet drawstring pouch. My wife and I were truly moved by the respect shown for Lily and the recognition that her death was a truly sorrowful and difficult event. Thank you to Dr. Wellington and staff for treating Lily like the valuable and loved member of our family that she was.

Our two bunnies are being cared for by Dr. Wellington and his staff. Everyone has been wonderful,…read morefriendly and interested, and appreciated their followup on their care after being spayed and neutered, respectively. We are pleased with the level of care and glad we chose them for our Holland lops. We recommended to our friends and family and our mom is looking to adopt a rescue and will also be using Well Pet Animal Hospital.

I can't say enough about Dr. Taylor McConnell! My dog Bailey was diagnosed for the 2nd time with…read moreSpindle Cell Tumor. My original vet wouldn't preform the surgery being how extensive it would be. I reached out to Dr. McConnells mother who is a friend hoping for some advice on how to handle it. We brought our girl into Montclair Animal hospital first for an exam. Dr. McConnell is affiliated with both! She was warm, caring and kind not only to our pup but to us as well. She immediately said yes....i can take it out!! We scheduled the surgery a week later. Surgery was yesterday 5/13 and I can't THANK her enough! After dropping her off in the morning, I received a voicemail telling me that she was ready to perform the surgery and to reassure me she was doing well and was in good hands! Once out of surgery, she called me to let me know she did great!! Picking her up at 4:30pm, Dr. McConnell came out and gave us all the info about the surgery. She even brushed my girls hair! What vet does that?? It should be yours!!! Thank you Dr. McConnell! Thank you for helping my baby!!

Dr. Scriff takes great care of our dogs and cats! He has made great recommendations and always…read moremakes us feel comfortable and confident in their health and wellbeing.

Dr. Wilson at Cedar Grove Animal Hospital is incredible. We've been consistently blown away by the…read morelevel of care and love for animals shown throughout the office. Dr. Wilson always takes the time to thoroughly explain all options for our cat's ailments, and his guidance has been invaluable in navigating both our cat's heart disease and skin allergies. We can't thank him enough for his dedication and expertise, and we wholeheartedly recommend him to anyone seeking exceptional veterinary care.

I have to agree with others who have mentioned the disturbing indifference shown by CGAH staff to…read morelong-time clients. I simply gave up on them, as they have clearly taken on a workload that eliminates any chance of being flexible and results in very long wait times for appointments. The local animal hospital down the road is also a single-Vet practice and while they seem to be a bit more accommodating, I think that trying to maintain a practice like this in such a busy suburban area is a mistake. While Dr. Wilson may be a good Vet, that becomes meaningless if an ill pet cannot receive timely treatment and the owner is turned away by staff that is devoid of compassion and concern for the animal. If you live in Cedar Grove or the surrounding area, spend the extra 15-20 minutes to go to Oradell Animal Hospital in Paramus. The quality of care and service there is truly impressive, and they have the resources to provide any level of care, including emergencies. A small single-Vet practice cannot offer much more than routine care and will send you to local emergency referral centers for urgent situations, more complex care, imaging, etc. anyway, so it makes sense to drive a relatively short distance to obtain comprehensive care under one roof.

I brought my Bella in to the practice for a recheck after a visit for illness in January…read more Called when I arrived and Sam, as usual, was very helpful and Beth came out to my car to take Bella in for testing. I entered the building after testing was completed and received a full report of results. Thank you Beth for the extra effort to take care of Bella and assure my access and comfort at the visit.

My dog's liver enzymes were high and instead of evaluating his symptoms, expensive procedures were…read morerecommended. After spending a lot of money, I decided to take him to another vet who immediately said some dog's accumulate a lot of things in their liver. Because he wasn't vomiting, still had a good appetite, and no diarrhea, all my dog needed was to be put on a prescription diet for liver. After 2 weeks on Hill LD food, my dog came back to life. Thank God I didn't have a lobectomy done where they remove parts of his liver. Not only would he have possibly died during the procedure, but it would have cost 8K + the CT scan 4K. This is not the place if your pet has a serious condition.

I was amazed by this place, the staff were incredibly knowledgable, friendly, caring and I could…read moretell they were there to help my pet not just take our money. I would recommend everyone go here!

The actual care our pets have received at Eagle Rock is generally very good. Dr. Lewis in…read moreparticular is exceptionally caring, listens well, appreciates our concerns, answers our questions thoroughly and is typically very compassionate. Additionally, the staff is generally pleasant, conscientious and professional. But - and the but is substantial - Eagle Rock's policies seem to almost always necessitate expensive additional, many times unnecessary or repeatedly declined tests, shots and treatments. There has never been a "quick stop by for a vaccine" before boarding or "can you take a quick look at this" with Eagle Rock in the 5 years we've gone there. There is always an upsell for something additional. After a recent upsell on an annual exam only 7 months after the last annual exam, I calmly explained that the only reason we needed to come in was for the shots. I was told the recommendations were Eagle Rock's policy; I was offered a call back from Dr. Miller, who is listed as Eagle Rock's owner on their website. Dr. Miller called me back, and when I suggested we plainly acknowledge that for our 3 (rescued) pet household, Eagle Rock's veterinary practice management and visitation monetization strategy was starting to wear thin on us, Dr. Miller condescendingly denied even understanding what I meant by "upselling" or "practice management" (both core ideas presented at virtually every veterinarian trade show in existence - Google it). He then followed up with a parochial lecture on "standard of care" which implied irresponsibility on my part ("maybe you don't think your dogs require so many visits, but they age 4-5 years so we want to see them again") and - with the suggestion that I bring our dogs to Petco for vaccinations since "money is clearly an issue" - a cheap one as well. I ended the call with "Well clearly I have been 100% mistaken, nevermind". I can't remember exactly what couple of words Dr Miller said, but the unmistakable tone was "Yes, clearly *you* were mistaken." The customer doesn't always need to be right, but any business, if they don't agree with the customer, should at least acknowledge their opinions and experiences. But if a business chooses to belittle a customer, they won't be a customer for much longer. Have it your way, Dr. Miller. One less family of pets for you.

Dr King removed two growths from Perry's eye. He is a new dog, back to his old self. The healing…read morewas quick thanks to the ointment Dr King provided. The cost was very fair considering it involved anesthesia. We are grateful for Dr King' expertise.

dr. King has always taken the best care of our dog. She is truly an animal lover and it shows in…read moreall of her work. I feel totally comfortable leaving my pet with her knowing that she will get the best possible care. I highly recommend her without reservation.

I love my dog and so rue the day I agreed to bring her here for what is tantamount to an…read moreevisceration to remove a BUCKETFUL of stones from her bladder (cystotomy). Although I am a physician I am not familiar with this procedure in canines, but apparently open incisions are used to cut into the bladder for stone removal. My. Baby girl was discharged in howling pain, which was traumatic for my sister who had retrieved her. She had to return her to demand appropriate pain management for the dog as she was only given gabapentin and Rimadyl (doggie Advil). Even women who have cesarean sections are given strong analgesia for at least 3 days postoperatively. My baby suffered for days. I called the office the following day to get information regarding her diet going forward, as bladder stones can definitely recur. Not only was I not given any information, but I was merely switched to another person who just asked for my financials to make payment for the "extra (much needed) meds." I was given a generic receipt, so my insurance denied the payment, and I was NEVER given the invoice for the surgery, which was almost 3k and paid in full up front. I sent an email requesting the invoice, and to date they refused to respond, so I will not be able to submit for the reimbursement. When my son called the office he was told that they "didn't know" about the insurance- even though it is on file. Although they claim they will submit, I don't have much faith that they will. Further, why was this not handled from the beginning before they tortured my baby? If a human patient is treated this way there are patient advocates & lawyers promptly involved. I guess things are different in Veterinary Medicine.... But animals deserve compassionate care, too. Some people love their pets more than their spouses. In addition, pet parents should be counseled regarding the operative course, what to expect, and how to manage their pets post-operatively at home. My family, and especially my dog, were traumatized by this experience. This vet got good reviews on Yelp for some reason; maybe they are acceptable for routine well care visits and minor illnesses. But if you have a pet with serious illness or require invasive or surgical intervention I encourage you to seek another Veterinary practice.

I have been bringing my Chihuahua to Worth Street Vet since 2019, and have nothing but great things…read moreto say. Are they potentially more expensive than others? Perhaps. But the care my dog receives here is top notch. The vets and vet techs have true compassion, the front desk staff is friendly, and I have not had one issue since coming here. My dog is very nervous and even though he isn't a fan of coming, all of the staff ensure that he feels comforted on his visits. I do believe the front desk submits insurance claims for the animal if you carry a policy, but I have always submitted on my own.

Great doctor! Very knowledgeable and dedicated! She cares about all her patients and always…read moreremembers the smallest details. Her staff is also amazing!!

Highly recommend All Paws if you have an itchy pup and you've exhausted all options. They are…read morespecialized in diagnosing conditions the vet may overlook. Our visit was during the height of covid but were lucky enough to get a virtual and an outdoor home visit. Although expensive the prescribed medications helped. Who knew these cute dogs would take so much work.

I think it is common for people to give poor reviews to emergency facilities as they are in…read moredistress when writing nasty reviews. This facility certainly doesn't deserve it. They are friendly, affordable, and professional. I was actually surprised at how quickly they were able to do my dog Zero's vaccines, wellness check, and routine bloodwork. One thing to note- I initially wanted to get Zero's teeth cleaned soon and the doctor advised me he does not need it for another 6 months to a year - something rare in medical practice , they usually push you to spend money. It was easy to book an appointment , staff was responsive to my questions, and the facility was clean. Highly recommend!

I have previously extolled the praises of Essex Animal Hospital for their outstanding care and…read morewonderful staff. I am about to do the same again. Dr. Dolin nd his team at Essex have been treating our pets for over four years. When it was time for us to get pet visas so that we could take them to France, we relied on them to help us. We were in great hands! We discussed what we wanted to do with Dr. Dolin several months in advance. He explained what the process was: vaccination requirements, the importance of properly timing them, the paperwork involved, how to best to prepare them for the trip and what to do during the trip to keep them comfortable. The office scheduled the vaccination and follow up appointments for us for all 4 pets. Once our pets had all of their vaccinations, Dr. Dolin filled out all of the paperwork and told us how we should post the applications to Albany. Everything went swimmingly. If you need passports, it is really important to work with a vet who is familiar with the process. Essex are pros at this!