This place treated me like I was drugging my cat when I asked them to up his gabapentin dose. He throws huge tantrums and tries to bite and scratch when he goes to the vet, so I asked them to give him the max dose and they refused but then denied him care at his prior appointment when he was too much to handle. When I asked for the max dose they treated me extremely odd and as if I wasn't supposed to be asking a question like that. No way I'll go back there, they don't know how to treat people let alone know how to deal with an excited and scared kitty. read more

Front desk staff and doctors will straight up lie to you any chance they get. They claim to care about your pet, but truly only care about money. Ridiculously overpriced for subpar service and little to no actual advice. Doctors will talk to you as though you are incompetent, yet don't ever give you a definitive answer to any of your questions. Avoid this place. read more

The staff and doctors are caring, knowledgeable and pleasant. My pups are always happy to go for their visits. I also think that the costs of most of their services are equal to or better than other offices. I absolutely LOVE the convenient patient parking next to the doors! read more

The only compassionate care comes from the vet technicians. We had to put down our beloved dog. I was away from home and called them to bring my dog in for euthanasia. The receptionist told me that I couldn't bring him there because they were closing early. This is after being a patient there for several years and paying $500 plus for every wellness check. My husband was home with the dog and drove him to the center (did not get my text that they wouldn't take him and a vet that never saw him elsewhere agreed to see him)...when he walked into the center with the dog, the receptionist was quick to tell him, "I told your wife we couldn't take him." Meanwhile, a vet tech saw him, recognized our dog and called him by his name, shuffled my husband into an exam room. Before the doctor would talk to him, (and she was angry that we showed up) he was given a bill upfront with payment demanded. Once the doctor came in, he tried to show her the video of our dog's seizure. She pushed his phone away. He struggled to get the wifi working so we could facetime to talk to our dog...the vet tech set up the wifi on his phone...(thankfully). To add insult to injury we asked for a pawprint so I could get a tattoo. We got the impression we asked for, but they forgot the pawprint. It's very sad to me the lack of empathy and the sheer money grab that this clinic has become. It wasn't always like this. I will not be going back. read more

Misdiagnosed my Cat, Gave Lysine Pet Chews and Cerenia Tablets that did not help when She clearly needed Antibiotics. Five Days later I finally received Antibiotics I had to Pay for. Waisted $115.00 between Medication not needed and time lost from Work. I Felt very bad for my Kitty. read more

Absolutely terrible experience. My dog was at the Nazareth Veterinary Center recently to be neutered. The communication from the office was non-existent and my dog was terrified and still bleeding from his incision when I picked him up. Furthermore, they implanted a microchip from a company Home Again. This company is ranked 11th among pet microchipping and it has absolutely terrible customer service. Did the vet even look at reviews before implanting these chips into their clients!? I highly recommend anyone looking for a vet avoid this place. read more

I've been going to this vet for 4 years. All 3 of our cats are patients of theirs. I appreciate that they show genuine concern for the animals they treat. Vets I have seen in the past have been very pushy with vaccines when my cat was not well, this vet understands that their system may not been well enough, and are reasonable about holding off until the animal is well again. That goes a long way in my book to show they aren't just out for the money. My cat had a pancreatitis a few years back. He was 13 at the time, and I feared the worst. Thanks to Dr. Lori at Nazareth Vet and their team, he is still alive and doing very well (and in my profile picture!) I highly recommend this vet. read more

Nazareth Veterinary Center has gone way downhill since Dr. John sold the practice. I have been going here since my dogs were puppies so 9 years. After 9 years, I had to change to a different vet because when I needed to make a sick appointment for my dog who had an abscessed tooth, I was told the earliest they could get me in was 2 and a half weeks. I was told if I didn't want to wait to go to Rush veterinary hospital because it's slightly cheaper than Valley Central. How do you not have slots available for sick visits?? If I called my doctor office and they didn't have a sick appointment for 2.5 weeks that would be unacceptable so how is this acceptable for a dog? I called Abby Road and they saw my dog within 2 days and scheduled a tooth extraction for the next day! I have also been given the wrong strength medication for my dogs several times. I stuck it out though, because I understand people make mistakes but not being to see my sick dog for over 2 weeks was the last straw read more

My dog goes here all the time and I love that everyone here is sweet and nice to all my dogs that go to this animal hospital keep up the good work read more

In long, 1) The governor of Pennsylvania cleared all business to be "green" post covid pandemic, yet this place insist on making you wait outside in blazing 90 degree hot weather. They take your pet, and make you wait in the hot weather. There is only one bench outside with no shade covering to sit on while you wait, and wait, and wait.. till the vet or front desk calls you on your cell phone to update on your pet, then you wait some more. You have no idea what is going on with your pet when they are in there. You'll just have to rely on their word that your bill reflects everything they did although did not see. 2) They don't give you your pet back until you dish out your money. Basically holding your pet hostage unless you cough up your money. 3) Severe Lack to transparency when it comes to cost. I asked multiple times how much my dog's tx/ procedure etc would be a head of time and would refuse to answer, and give a beat around the bush answer. They charge for "examinations" for 3 consecutive visits in a row for a puppy with the cost of $62-$65 a pop among other cost. Even if your next appointment is only less than 20 days away. "Well puppies grow a lot" is the answer. And you are not allowed to refuse the useless exam because it's "part of their policy". And during your first visit with your puppy they tell you "oh you'll just be coming in for the shot without the exam fee", So they lie to you. Also, they charge for ear exam separate from physical. They take advantage of the fact that you have a puppy, and convince you need all these vaccines, exams, and tests, and follow ups even though you know your puppy is perfectly healthy and probably really only need an exam and their basic shots. Expect to pay minimum around $200 every time you go. When it comes to cost, expect to be bullshitted. 4) The employees and vet talk to you like your stupid. They talk to you like a child when they explained what their healthy puppy exam findings were, an assessment that takes 5 minutes, that somehow justifies the cost. *On a side note: I have 4 yrs of veterinary training, and I'm a RN, BSN., I know when my puppy is healthy and when unnecessary exams are a way to make money. I don't need them to charge me $65 just to tell me my puppy is healthy. Being in the healthcare field, I also know one is being financially taken advantage of. read more

I've been taking my dogs here for 5 years and noticed recently that they are not as good as they have been in the past with the new staff. Appointments take forever to book, they rarely do emergency appointments and the costs have skyrocketed. I always feel like they are pushing another service or product or follow up visit to keep getting more and more money. read more

After taking my dogs to Nazareth Vet for over 6 years, my oldest German Shepard 14, needed a refill for her carprofen. They started her on it 5 years ago. All of a sudden last Friday 2/5/21 they refused to refill the RX. They needed to see her in the office and then set up a number of tests. She is 14, with severe hip problems, and this is compounded by Covid and the weather. I tried to explain this was too hard on her. Also commented the last time I went it cost $456 plus they sent me to VC cost $5000. Personally It seemed unethical and not compassionate to withhold her RX considering the circumstances. After this experience I asked for my records and will search for a new vet. read more

We had to board our dog here because Warren Animal Hospital, where we had always boarded him, was booked, and we were going out of town for the weekend. When we got him back, he had the runs for days....took him to Warren Animal Hospital and he was sick with a swollen spleen and kidney problems. We had to put him down a few days later. BROKE OUR HEARTS!!!! I wonder if they did something to him while he was there at Hope Lock Kennels. I wish we had rescheduled our trip, so we didn't have to leave him there! read more

We moved to the Easton area about 3 months ago. We brought our 2 year old doggie to Nazareth Veterinary Center about 6 weeks ago and had a good feeling about our experience there. Then, today, our dog's right eye was closed, swollen and tearing profusely. Knowing that NVC closed at 6 PM, I asked my wife to call to see if the facility could get her in on an emergency basis before they closed so I could start driving over there. To our shock and disappointment, my wife was told over the phone that NVC would not see the dog because "they were booked until closing." She begged and cajoled and, when those efforts failed, she expressed shock and outrage to the receptionist that these so-called "professionals," who are theoretically in the business of helping people and their pets, would not stay around just a bit longer to tend to our dog. When I arrived at NVC at about 5:45 - not knowing that facility had already told my wife they wouldn't see our dog - I attempted to persuade the receptionist that because this was apparently a serious eye injury and not some sort of run-of-the-mill issue that could wait, it was important that a doctor see her. Again, I was shut down and told to go to see another Vet (though no recommendation was made). My wife and I are each professionals who are busy, stressed and over-extended, but neither of us would ever turn away a client who was in need on an emergency basis. Given that, it was more than shocking that the NVC staff was more focused on getting home for supper and an evening of television than tending to patients in need. Fortunately, I did manage to find another Vet who was open and who was only too happy to give us an appointment right away. Our dog was diagnosed with a moderate-sized laceration of the conjunctiva and treated both quickly and with care. I'm happy to say that we have a new vet. Good riddance to NVC. read more

I used to like going here but they've changed the staff. Now they won't set up payment plans and they're very cold sounding not at all like the warm friendly place I used to take my cats to. Searching for a new vet read more

We have taken our dogs here for the past 9 years. The Drs and staff are very knowledgable and friendly. Very happy with the service we have received! read more

I take my dog, Bully, here. The staff is friendly and the prices are reasonable. The office is clean. They are very knowledgeable. I trust my pet in their hands. read more