I have never written a review as sad / of this content ... Yesterday, we as a family, had to make a hard and humane decision for our sweet 16 plus year old Dachshund who had been ailing for several months ... Our boy now had fluid both around his heart AND lungs ... He also went down to less than 5 lbs ... We saw a young female doctor who was utterly kind, compassionate and empathetic. She was so gentle with our boy and patient with us. I was bawling and my kids were very upset and teary eyed. We were only offered two options and agreed on the worst one that was best for our sweetheart... The process started and I held my boy while my kids pet his tiny head. Jack passed peacefully and didn't flinch with the needle, as with all other vaccinations in his long life ... We opted for cremation ... we got his paw print in a sweet small plaque and locks of his fur in teeny corked bottles :( I am unwell and will never be the same, but this doctor (I was out of it and forget her name) and assisting staff were exceptional. REST IN PEACE MY JACK - I LOVE YOU FOREVER ... . read more

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The morning of the snowstorm I had to rush my cat to Mount Laurel Animal Hospital so I called them to ensure they were open (which they were) and I walked them through what was going on with my cat and they said they would be waiting for us when we arrived (which they were). I was a total mess when we arrived but the staff was waiting as promised and took my cat to the back to begin working on him immediately. The Doctor came out to explain what was happening and took us to the back. They did everything they could for my little guy but he unfortunately didn't make it :( This was my first time losing a pet and I was of course totally in my emotions but they were so patient and caring. They allowed us to have time alone to say farewell and also walked us through our options which they call "wishes" for the pets. They offered a free paw print keepsake which we really appreciated before we headed back home .... one of the toughest days of our lives but Mount Laurel Animal Hospital staff made it as bearable as anyone possibly could and took great care of our little guy from start to finish. read more

The animal hospital is amazing for emergency services. There is a section for dogs and cats. The waiting lobby is large and is decorated nice. Help desk welcoming. In my visits I was put in the same room, it was not in the best shape. Really just seemed worn down and the negative part. However, doctors & staff very knowledgeable, very considerate and made me feel like I was having the best care for my animal. While the prices are not cheap they are reasonable for an ER. read more

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This week marked my third visit here, and once again I was satisfied with the results. They did the dental work as discussed, and within the budget written out beforehand. I have already recommended other pet owners to bring their animals here for health care. I drove from Jersey City several times to come here, and will return again. read more

I brought my 5-year-old cat to Mount Laurel Animal Hospital for a partial urinary blockage, which I later learned he had already passed on his own at home. As anyone familiar with cats knows, urinary issues are a true emergency, so I trusted this facility to act in my cat's best interest. The initial estimate I was given was $4,500-$8,400, which was shocking. When I explained I could not afford that, the focus immediately shifted to payment--multiple credit card brochures were pushed on me before any real empathy was shown. I work in the medical field myself, and the lack of compassion during such a stressful moment was alarming. They revised the plan so my cat would stay 36 hours instead of the usual 72, and the doctor said this would be acceptable. Again, this was an emergency, yet the urgency seemed more focused on securing payment than on medical care. My cat was admitted around 11 AM. That night around 8 PM, I was told he was doing great and had been downgraded from ICU. The next morning I received another positive update--he was eating, bloodwork was almost normal, and everything sounded encouraging. I picked him up that evening. He was profoundly lethargic, wobbly, and urinating uncontrollably. I was told this was "normal" due to IV fluids. However, this level of sedation was alarming and did not improve over the next several days. After reviewing the itemized bill and medication record, I became extremely concerned. During his 36-hour stay, my cat was given buprenorphine and lorazepam together three separate times. These medications are not recommended to be administered concurrently, as both significantly depress the central nervous system, especially in cats. This combination alone poses serious risks. In addition to this, he was also given what is referred to as a sedation bundle, including propofol, methadone, and midazolam. The cumulative effect of these medications--layered on top of repeated doses of buprenorphine and lorazepam--created an excessive sedative burden for a cat of his size and condition. I shared these records with my primary care veterinarian, who agreed that my cat had been significantly over-sedated. Shortly after discharge, I BELIEVE my cat went into acute liver failure, which my veterinarian felt was consistent with medication toxicity and central nervous system depression. Tragically, my cat passed away. He was in better condition when I brought him in--alert and responsive--than when he came home. I am not accusing anyone of intentional harm. However, I do believe there was serious incompetence, over-medication, and lack of appropriate oversight in my cat's care. After burying my cat in my backyard, I began reading reviews and was disturbed to see a clear pattern--many negative reviews describe similar outcomes, often ending in the loss of a beloved pet. I expect the office to respond defensively, as they appear to do with every negative review. I am not interested in arguing. I am sharing this so other pet owners can make an informed decision. I was charged 3,700 for a 36 hour stay and my cat who was otherwise completely healthy is gone. If your animal is experiencing an emergency, I strongly recommend seeking care elsewhere--Red Bank Veterinary Hospital, for example. No one should lose their pet this way read more

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They had someone reach out to me from "Client Concerns" but it's not been what I'd call a discussion as they haven't responded back to me or any of my concerns in over a week. I think my point has been proved moreover. They don't care about your beloved pet, they only care about your bank account. Sick. read more

Ok "Chris". I paid your bill. By the way we followed up with her vet. Their recommendation wasn't care that cost 1600 or 4000 - 6900 dollars for a 3 day stay. They found the issue. We have a disabled person at home and the 3 plus hours long wait to then be told go back and wait in the car again for the fixed evaluation charge of 195 forced us to leave. All you had to was send an invoice as I pay my bills. An ultrasound costing 10% of that revealed the issue and has pointed us to next steps. I appreciated Jacki's email with understanding and heartfelt "empathy". It's Something more people people in pet care should have towards pet parents experiencing a painful experience either their loved one. read more

I had to bring my 17 year old dog here last night, as his end was very near. The staff - from the front girls at the desk to the technicians to the doctor could not have been kinder. They handled each step with care and compassion. I will be forever grateful to them for making this extremely difficult experience one of peace, love and comfort. It truly meant a lot to me, and I thank each and every one of them. read more

I arrived near 10am w dog having abdominal pain. Taken back near 1130am to see doc. Doc said they needed to do ultrasound to determine issue. Sat in room until 12pm waiting while dog suffering. I walked out to find someone, saw doc. I told her my concerns that he was in a lot of pain and I was afraid he might have a heart attack. Doc said she would send somebody in to give him some pain medicine. Nurse came back around 1230pm with medicine to relieve my dog. My dog rested and the doctor took him back around 1245pm. At 230pm i asked the attendant the status of my dog. At 330pm attendant came up to me and said she would go find out something. They took me to a back room to wait for the doctor. 400pm doctor came in with dog. I leave the room, stand at the desk and no one at the desk assisted me and there were three workers there. I walked over to an attendant and said, I wanted to cash out, This was at 4:30pm. Cost me 1200 dollars for them to tell me that they couldn't figure out what was wrong with my dog. Approximate guess would be pancreatitis, gastritis. They sent me home with medicine to treat him for pain and nausea. I had to ChatGPT to see about a good.Diet and what could have been the cause for his extreme pain. RIDICULOUSLY LONG DAY read more

My cat, Finn, was brought to MLAH to be monitored for a couple days for severe anemia. During his stay, I was updated regularly by his doctors and nurses, which brought me peace of mind. Special shoutout and thanks to Dr. Zoto, Dr. Haymaker, Dr. Salerno, & Nurse Jenna for taking such great care of my boy & helping ease my anxieties. They all (among other staff) cared for Finn like he was their own. I'm eternally grateful, as so is Finn! read more

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In June 2025, my family brought our beloved dog, Dexter (14 years old, mini poodle/bichon frise/pug mix), to Mt. Laurel Animal Hospital. He had vomited several times, and we were worried. After waiting for over five hours, Dr. Recklehoff told us Dexter was a chronic diabetic in diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA), despite having normal blood sugar levels just weeks prior and no recent weight loss. He also had severe acute pancreatitis, which I believed. They admitted him only after we paid their low-end estimate upfront ($7,800-$11,700). Because the diabetes diagnosis made no sense, I explained that Dexter had just finished his first antibiotic regimen (Clavamox), following a dental cleaning and adenoma removal. A rare but known side effect in humans and animals is acute pancreatitis, which can trigger secondary DKA. They ignored this. Over the next three days, their updates were vague and contradictory. They claimed Dexter was stable and improving, but every clinical update reflected decline. They also continued to raise the price without consent or notice. After three days, we decided to transfer him to Penn Vet. The dog we picked up was not the same. Dexter arrived at Mt. Laurel happy and mobile. He left emaciated, dull, and unable to walk. The discharge process was equally unacceptable: - His Freestyle Libre glucose reader didn't work. They said we'd have to return and pay for a new one - They sent prescriptions to the wrong pharmacy without consent, then refused to send them to the correct one - We were left with no working sensor and told he'd be "fine" for 24 hours, despite being in critical condition That night, we rushed him to Penn Vet. Their high estimate ($3,000-$7,000) was still below Mt. Laurel's low estimate. But it was too late. Twelve hours later, Dexter went into cardiac arrest. They performed CPR for 30 minutes, but he died. Upon reviewing Mt. Laurel's records, I found alarming errors: - No treatments targeted the pancreatitis (no lidocaine, fuzapladib, vitamin E) - Excessive use of narcotics and insulin, despite insulin resistance - Only one ultrasound in three days - They charged $145 per Libre reading, despite it being a continuous monitor - 44 of 52 pages had the wrong hospital name/address - Dexter's age was incorrect (listed as 13, not 14) - A false diagnosis from weeks earlier (which never occurred) made its way from here into his Penn Vet records - Four pages belonged to another dog, "Ellie," including her history and prescriptions These are not minor clerical mistakes. They may be severe violations of N.J. Admin. Code § 13:44-4.9, which governs veterinary recordkeeping. Two independent veterinary experts reviewed the case. Both concluded that Mt. Laurel failed to meet the standard of care and caused Dexter's preventable death. Both used the term "negligence." An autopsy from Penn stated he died of sepsis from a UTI acquired during hospitalization at Mt. Laurel. I submitted a demand letter and complete documentation on August 8, 2025. Mt. Laurel confirmed receipt on August 11. The practice manager, Krista McDermott, acknowledged the issue on August 15 but provided no further update. On August 28, Caramanza (Broadspire insurance adjuster) finally responded, promising a review within 5-7 business days. After numerous delays, he denied my claim despite the overwhelming evidence. I should note that Krista tried to intimidate me from posting this review. She has no sympathy and is very unprofessional. We spent over $19,000 trying to save Dexter. We trusted this hospital with his life. What we received instead was misdiagnosis, inadequate care, recordkeeping errors, and silence. I'm sharing this to warn others. We would never use this hospital again. If something like this has happened to you or someone you know, please reach out to Joey's Legacy. They are nonprofit advocates for victims of veterinary malpractice and negligence, and they were invaluable to my family during this painful time. Addendum: The response is wrong. I have proof that no veterinary expert review was conducted by their insurance. They also admitted to neglecting my evidence. read more

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my pet was seen at Mount Laurel,Animal Hospital for ortho surgery . everyone was great. I got updates keeping me informed about what was going on At pickup I got all the instructions on how to care for him From the initial exam to the surgery re check this hospital exceeded my expectations. Will definitely recommend taking your pet here read more

On May 9th and May 10th, we brought our dog Russell to Mount Laurel Animal Hospital twice in 24 hours due to ongoing vomiting. We waited hours both visits. The first night, he was given fluids and anti-nausea medication and sent home. By the next morning, he was very weak, not himself, and still vomiting. We returned back to the hospital, and waited over three hours. The ER doctor who was assigned to Russell's case, Dr. Wilson recommended an ultrasound to check for a possible blockage and explained that sedation was standard protocol for all ultrasounds. During recovery from sedation, Russell aspirated bile into his lungs and had to be intubated. His condition quickly declined, and we were told he would likely not survive. We had to make the heartbreaking decision to say goodbye. We left devastated and full of questions. We wondered if sedation was the safest choice for a vomiting dog, and whether more could have been done to prevent aspiration, such as using suction or adjusting his positioning. Til this day, I am still questioning the procedure that took place. Being charged in full after such a traumatic experience added to our pain. Russell was more than a pet. He was family. We trusted the hospital, and we feel he deserved better. We hope his case is reviewed with care, so no other family has to go through the same loss. read more

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I was really disappointed with Mount Laurel Animal hospital recently. Our family pet, Tiger, had come to the end of his life's journey at 17 yrs. We made an appointment and told my stepchildren that they should come to say goodbye. They did and the process itself was dignified and respectful. I instructed the hospital to cremate his remains and when that was done, to contact me and I'd arrange to pick him up at the hospital and take him home. The plan was to have my step kids, who grew up with tiger, get together and bring him home as a group. Well, that never happened. Mount Laurel Animal hospital decided to mail his remains to our home. They were tossed in front of our door, like an Amazon delivery. The youngest of my stepchildren, brought the package inside, not realizing that it was Tiger's remains. He was shocked to find out what was inside. The other two boys were deprived of the opportunity to do the one last thing for their beloved pet in bringing him home together. I called Mount Laurel on a Saturday to express my displeasure at the unprofessional manner in which they handled Tiger's remains. The lady I spoke with was nice enough and told me someone would reach out to me during the week. I Never heard a word. Not really on top of their game anymore, are they? read more

Thank you to Dr Morris and All of the wonderful staff and her care team at Mt. Laurel Animal hospital for taking care of my baby Elsie. Thank you for easing her pain and helping her to walk again. Our Family is Beyond Grateful, God Bless you All read more

Unfortunately we had to put our precious little Lola down today. The staff at Mt Laurel Animal hospital were caring, sensitive and compassionate during this stressful experience. A special thanks to Dr Cat Olson,as she was deeply empathetic,exhibited deep patience and compassionate during this ordeal time. read more

Worst hospital ever. My tiny dog was in severe distress and after 2 1/2 hours of sitting without help, we had to leave. We saw a doctor for a total of 3-5 minutes, who took her blood pressure and ekg and had us all stuffed in a super hot room ignored the rest of the time. This was the worst treatment or lack of care my baby has ever experienced. $350 for next to nothing. I will never go back there again. read more

The business of animal care is focused more on up charging than treating animals with the care they need. The ER is only doctors that have just graduated so they often suggest sedation or other means to properly examine the pet, which sticks the pet owner with a lofty bill and no better care. Some of the techs can be quite rough with the animals. My cat went in for dental surgery and suddenly, they found a single flea on him after having him in their custody all morning. I recommend finding another place you can trust..you pay premium prices without premium care. read more

I'm sharing this because pet owners deserve honesty and transparency when it comes to their animals' care. After my experience at Mt. Laurel Animal Hospital, I strongly encourage others to request full medical records, not just rely on the invoices provided. When I raised concerns treatment discrepancies, the owner accused me of "going through a grieving process." That was not only dismissive--it completely missed the point. I wasn't grieving. I was trying to make the public aware of the importance of verifying what services and medications their pets actually received. Invoices alone don't tell the full story. If you want to be sure your pet got the care you paid for, ask for the detailed treatment notes, medication logs, and procedural records. You have every right to know exactly what was done. I'm posting this to help others stay informed. Advocate for your pets. Ask questions. And don't let anyone make you feel unreasonable for wanting clarity and accountability. read more

My kitty Jack had a urethra blockage on Christmas Eve 2024. My boyfriend rushed him to Mount Laurel Animal Hospital and they took care of Jack right away! He stayed 3 nights in the hospital and Nurse Jenna sent me text messages letting me know how Jack was doing and telling me that she was taking good care of him. That was such a blessing. Dr. Kazmierski, Jenna C, Patrick M, Jenny and the entire team were wonderful! Very knowledgeable and easy to understand! Thank you so much for taking care of my Jack. He has been home for a week now and is doing great! read more

We rushed our almost 3yo cat, Jackson, to MLAH on a Friday evening with a urinary blockage. He was taken back immediately and was there for 3 days Dr Gupta, Dr. Lake, Jenna C and all the emergency techs and assistants were wonderful. They explained everything including all opptions clearly and answered every question we had. They were all so kind and compassionate. We are so grateful for all the doctors, techs and staff at MLAH. A special shout out to Jenna C for taking such great care of Jax and spending time with us while we were visiting him. THANK YOU ALL FOR EVERYTHING YOU DO! read more

I can't thank them enough! My ferret has had the best care when she has been sick or healthy. The staff is amazing & so dedicated from the front desk to the techs and doctors. The exotic team rocks! The communication level is A+ Doctors & staff allow you to ask questions & don't rush you. They communicate so patiently & they are truly caring. My experience has been the best. I wouldn't take my baby girl anywhere else. read more

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My service doggy Nana got a surgery procedure here and I couldn't be more happy with how well the whole experience went. The staff is so lovely and helpful and I'm so glad we brought her here. read more

I just wanted to leave a review to say how amazing Dr. McCarthy and her team were when our cat, Pebbles became very ill. Our vet was not open at the time so we brought her there. Unfortunately Pebbles had to be put down but I cannot think of a better place to have to do that. The whole team was very warm and helpful. Dr. McCarthy not only explained everything to us but she was kind and understanding. This was first time we had to do such a thing and she was with us every step of the way. I am so glad this happened there and not in my vet's office where they tend to be matter of fact and not warm. I wish I had names of everyone else but they were top notch! Thank you all for the your kindness during a very difficult time for my family. read more

Thank you for your compassionate end of life care of my pet, Cricket received excellent care at MLAH and lived to be 18+.

Dr. Digate and the emergency team did a great job with our Beagle Ella. We appreciated the wonderful service that was provided. Rich L. read more

Jeanne Clayton/Shadow Response to Chris T. Mt. Laurel Animal Hospital Your response failed to address any of the issues I brought up in my review of Mt. Laurel Animal Hospital. My complaints were based on the E-MAIL of a confirmed diagnosis of severe acute pancreatitis that I received, with no other communication or discussion from Dr. Stephen Cai, and the release of my confidential records. Your statement, "We reached out 2 days later as well via a SURVEY, but never heard from you" doesn't even deserve a comment. Surveys are your way of reaching out to check on a patient's status? I would have ignored an E-MAIL with a heading of "survey." Your team did not do "everything medically appropriate for Shadow," as you stated in your response. As recommended by most animal hospitals and vets, seniors with severe acute pancreatitis should be admitted for a hospital stay of 2-3 days and put on fluids which you did not do. You neither addressed my concerns nor apologized for sending me the confidential records of 2 other patients with names and diagnoses in direct violation of NJ Admin. Code 13:44-4.9, breach of confidential records. I have already filed a complaint with the NJ State Board of Medical Examiners about this and asked for an investigation to see if my records were sent to the other 2 pet owners or anyone else. Despite being unethical, it has the potential to impact any pet insurance I might have. In short, your reply took no responsibility for ANY of your actions (or lack thereof) that I put forth in my review, and is unacceptable. read more

truly outstanding care, concern and facility....really positive experience. They came through in an emergency with a new pet

We had our first medical experience with our dog. The staff and providers were amazing. Big shout out to Nurse Jenna who text us unexpectedly to share his progress. We so needed to receive that! I cannot more highly of our experience. read more

We just had an outstanding experience at this hospital. My sweet cavalier maddie had to have spleen surgery. We tried to het get into her normal veterinary facilities but no one had opening for at least a month. So based on one recommendation, I researched in Mount Laurel and decided to call them. From the beginning, they went out of their way to try to accommodate getting my dog in. Within 48 hours they had a slot for her surgery. We drove the three hours and brought her in, the staff was amazing. The surgeon ( dr dweese)was outstanding and her aftercare nurse ( jenna) couldn't have been nicer and more accommodating. I am a tough helicopter mom to deal with and I do not have one single complaint about this place. My pup is recovering nicely post surgery and I know that it's all thanks to this hospital!!!! Oh. And dr lake has been great with post surgery communication too!!!! read more

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MLAH and Dr. Angelino did a great job and were very understanding and helpful with my 16 y/o senior female Springer. My dog Lexxi had arthritis in her hind legs and lots of pain in her left front leg causing a limp Lex went there a couple of times but couldn't get any better. She was 16 so it was time for her to rest. Dr. Angelino and the great techs are so kind and caring they helped me through the tough tough process of putting her down. I highly recommend MLAH if you need pet care Everything is above board and top shelf. I would like to thank them very much for taking care of my sweet loving little girly and smoothing the transition read more

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We were very lucky to get an appt with a wonderful vet. Dr. Haymaker, to address a very sore infected paw and increased anxiety. Dr. Haymaker was very thorough and thoughtful in his work-up, and meds well addressed . Excellent care! read more

If you want to wait around for hours watching your dog shake and whimper in pain then by all means bring your dog here. Otherwise choose a different facility. We came in at 2:15 am and it will be morning soon. We came here because our dog was in pain. We could have waited more comfortably at home until our vet or other clinics would have opened. This place is just not staffed properly for proper EMERGENCY care and management of animal symptoms. Like I said it's almost morning and have yet to see a vet our dog is in clear pain and can not bare weight on her leg, no X-rays yet so we will be here a lot longer. Just ridiculous. read more

It's difficult to rate the business (MLAH) so low when the quality of the staff is so high and they maintain such high professionalism and competence despite being overwhelmed. But if you have to wait six hours (as we did this past Sunday) and the staff are so evidently burned out, is this place just a disaster waiting to happen? We had to take our guy back to the vet Monday morning and reluctantly went back there at about 9AM. It was mobbed and I couldn't find a seat so I sat on the rocks at the fish pond for nearly an hour. I saw the same patients for the entire hour, no one was called, and finally, as politely as we were treated, told them we were leaving. Neither visit was a true emergency but I will likely never go back unless we are out of options. The staff at Red Bank was JUST as courteous and busy but we were not handled poorly as with MLAH. Plus, Red Bank Mount Laurel has an outstanding surgeon, Dr. Winkler as well as a superb neurologist, Dr. Scarano. The business of veterinary medicine is vastly different than human health care - the vets get their money, cash, upfront. I was left with the impression that MLAH looks like a money grab. Why won't they send the non-urgent overflow to surrounding facilities? Which is exactly what Red Bank did a while ago when they were overwhelmed with emergencies and we thought it was a great service to our pups. Again, my personal opinion expressed here but how can MLAH tolerate obviously hurting animals whining in pain for hours on-end in the lobby? Maybe the true fault is with the owners but sad all around. In fairness, our MLAH vet called us, on her day off, to check up on our guy and profusely apologized for the long wait we experienced. Hey MLAH Management, are you listening? read more

I had to take my pet to MLAH to see an animal ophthalmologist due to a serious eye problem. I feel so lucky that Dr, Enders is the specialist there, He has provided such great treatment that I wanted to recommend him to others that have pets with eye issues. He is thorough and provides detailed analysis of the problem, recommended treatment and options to consider in the future, He is very personable and spends lots of time explaining the situation and is clearly caring. Also, the staff at MLAH have been very helpful in every way. I had no problem scheduling a first appointment and future follow-ups. I strongly recommend Dr, Enders and MLAH. read more

Kate the Vet Tech and Vince the gentleman assisting her today were very sweet! They brought in a nice amount of treats to help my pup be comfortable and were fast and efficient. Sharon, the beautiful woman who checked me out, was nothing short of pleasant and her smile made my day. Each person we encountered today reaffirmed the reason why I come to MLAH. A tad disappointed they don't do DNA tests for dogs, but what's one tiny thing compared to the service you get? Thank you guys! read more

Five stars truly isn't enough. I live in central Pennsylvania and my rabbit required emergency diagnostic services that could not be provided close to home. We traveled over two hours to MLAH for specialty diagnostic services when my rabbit became gravely ill. My rabbit was hospitalized for 3 days and the care he received here was phenomenal. I was updated every morning about his current status and staff was always available to answer my questions. My rabbit is doing much better now and I credit them for helping him recover. If I lived closer, I would certainly use this facility for his primary care. I can't thank the emergency exotics team enough- all three doctors were amazing and their staff was equally as great to us. If you have small animals that need care? I highly recommend this team! (PS- there was a chicken and a lizard there too.. I mean several kinds of small animals!) Thank you!! read more

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Very expensive vet!!! I took my kitten there 3 times (3 weeks apart) and charged almost $300 each time because every time they insisted on doing a well visit exam as well. The third time I said she is perfectly healthy and already had multiple wellness exam and doesnt need any every 3 weeks, the vet claimed that every time they administer a vaccine, they have to do a wellness exam. So, in 2 months, I paid them almost $1,000. Will not be going there again. read more

Truly one of the most caring and compassionate animal hospitals I have been to. Reasonable priced and upfront about cost and will give price break downs and price options. We had issues with stuck shed on our gecko. The entire experience was amazing. I couldn't say enough kind things about such a nice facility. Their exotic staff was very knowledgeable and went above and beyond seeing our gecko Saturday evening. My local vets did not have any vets experienced with exotics or any exotic vets staffed. I drove an hour and 20 mins one way. Was well worth the drive! read more

Dr Keller did a great job on my baby Luna she's doing so much better now. Malakai at the front desk was so calm, she really helped me relax when I was so worried for my baby. Will definitely be recommending this place to my friends read more