Dr. Rufus was immediately available to help our cat, who had developed sudden symptoms, when three…read moreother vets were unable to give her timely medical attention. I am very grateful for his caring and calm handling of any situation with our cats and dogs.

Dr. Rufus and his assistant Bob are the most caring friendly and empathetic professionals. They are…read moreprompt in scheduling appointments and efficient in diagnosis.

The team at UVPP was absolutely fantastic and they took such great care of my cat. I cannot thank…read morethem enough from the reception team, the technicians, and of course the amazing specialty Doctors. I will be recommending them to anyone that needs outpatient emergency care or urgent care visit for their pet!

From the owner: Outpatient Emergency, Urgent Care, and Specialty Veterinary Hospital offering soft tissue surgery,…read moreorthopedic surgery, radiographs, ultrasound, and CT scans in Newtown Square, PA.

Dr Lyon and her staff are exceptional. Full stop. The compassion and love they show is like none…read moreother I have received for my dog. I never thought I would need a home vet, but my geriatric mastiff couldn't get in the car anymore without it being traumatic. It's so much more convenient to get care at home, regardless of your pet's health. She never pushed unnecessary medicine or tests on us in the name of selling products. Dr Lyon and her staff helped us though the last stages of my girl's life and I have no hesitation to utilize their services when our next dog finds us.

Cannot say enough good about this vet! She is wonderful and patient and takes such good care of my…read moredogs! Mobile service has been great - can't wait to see the new office. Thank you Dr. Lyon!

I have been going for years to the grooming center for my doodles haircut and grooming. Karen and…read moreChelsea have been amazing to work with and I'm so sad that I now have to leave because they have raised the prices 75%. $187 is more than I pay for my own hair to get done and I'm personally disgusted by this establishment. I understand price changes but this is ridiculous!

Please keep in mind this review is solely for the hospital. I have not used their boarding system…read moreand never will after my experience. In short, they killed my kitten. Specifically, Dr. Dan Kirsch. I brought my kitten in for a first exam after adopting him from the SPCA for a little nasal discharge. He was absolutely fine otherwise. After starting him on the antibiotics, the nasal discharge went from clear to thick, yellow and cloudy. He became increasingly lethargic. After two days on the antibiotics, we called, informing the hospital of our kitten's response to the meds. Dr. Kirsch responded and prescribed even STRONGER antibiotics. We never made it to pick up those "stronger" antibiotics. That night, our kitten passed away. We went to the SPCA asking their thoughts and shared the dosage Dr. Kirsch prescribed, which was 100mg of doxycycline. The SPCA's vet agreed, saying it's something that they routinely use but they would never give that amount to a kitten. In fact, they would typically start out with 50mg and on a kitten of that size, they would cut it even further. Therefore, that means Dr. Kirsch OVERDOSED our kitten more than twice the amount he should have had. How could he? That was absolutely awful to hear and realize that we should not have trusted the vet. And to think Dr. Kirsch wanted to prescribe even stronger meds... the sheer idiocy. When we called, the front desk said that doxycycline was typically prescribed to kittens, even 12 weeks... but then we cut her off, saying that our kitten was 9 weeks. The front desk then said "I was counting down, like 12 weeks, 11, 10, 9..." What? That was ridiculous. I was shocked that after hearing that we lost our kitten, not only would VCA not own up to their mistake, they would try to gaslight us to cover their own ***es. Needless to say, Dr. Kirsch never called either to follow up. I highly suggest you do not use VCA Wellington for veterinary visits. If you must, then I suggest you do not have Dr. Kirsch see your kitten or cat. He was obviously incapable and the lack of empathy from the hospital overall was appalling.

My family and I have been taking our pets to Dr. Erikson (Mark) for over 20 years! He has always…read morebeen so amazing with them. He listens to our questions and concerns. Dr. Erikson (Steve) has seen my current animal and has been great. I would highly recommend this family duo to everyone!

Community animal hospital has exceeded our expectations in healthcare for our American bulldog. We…read moreare able to get appointments quickly and the staff is incredibly helpful and friendly. The facility is clean and has convenient hours. Dr. Erickson and his staff went out of there way to ease some of the worries we've had about our pup and we are so thankful! We will definitely be coming here for now on.

I am writing this review to warn other pet owners…read more On December 10, 2025, I brought my dog Maximus for a health check thinking it might be teeth related... he had lumps by his mouth and then they discovered more lumps and said we had to do some lab work / it might be something bad. Bloodwork and cytology were ordered. I asked to wait for lab results before starting medication. I was advised to begin meloxicam (Metacam) and Clavamox immediately. Also stated plus it's not expensive...( life is priceless ) IF THEY WOULD HAVE WAITED FOR THE LAB WORK TO COME IN FIRST THEY WOULD HAVE SEEN HOW DANGEROUS THE PRESCRIPTION WAS FOR MY 4 pound dog because of his preexisting condition that they didn't know and I didn't know about !!!! My dog took it for TWO days and DIED in my arms within days... his health declined so rapidly before my eyes it was awful, horrific experience. When diagnostic results became available, they showed significant liver abnormalities, elevated SDMA indicating kidney compromise, pancreatitis, thrombocytopenia, and lymphoma -- conditions that increase risk with NSAID use. I wasn't informed about the dangers and side effects of MELOXICAM !! I am not posting this lightly. I believe pet owners deserve full information and the opportunity to make informed decisions before medications are started. VET Bill was $574.91 Medical Examination - sick appointment $91.12 1 Fine Needle Aspirate -In Hosp. $27.29 Lab Cytology Pathologist review $181.99 1 Lab - Cbc, Chem - $186.58 Meloxicam - Metacam 10ml (1.5mg/ml) $46.10 Clavamox Drops $ 41.83 Please ask questions and consider requesting lab results before agreeing to treatment. MAXIMUS DIDn't have to die this way !!! My 4 pounds chihuahua Maximus only 9 years old.. small dogs are know to live to 15-20 years... Shortened my dog's life instead of extending it. He died December 15 , 2025 ...

A few months ago, our cat was diagnosed with FIP, which can be deadly. TCV was very straight…read moreforward with the prognosis and our options for treatment. We have just about finished the treatments, and it is like we have a totally different cat. Even before getting sick, Mitch was not one to seek attention, he was happy to do his own thing. Now, he is always purring and will flop on his back, belly up, waiting for someone to give him rubs, then will give kisses like a dog for 5 minutes straight. I cant believe he is the same cat.

Can't say enough wonderful things about this center. Our 22 lb rescue needed a mast cell lump…read moreremoved. The cost at our local vet ranged from $2,300-$4,600 depending on complexity and biopsy options. I contacted Providence after a neighbor used them for dental surgery for her two pets. Providence communicates mainly via text. They do so quickly and efficiently. They provided their email for her medical records and we were scheduled for surgery within weeks. Including a donation the total was $650 and the care was excellent.

Of 33 cat/dog pets I've had from childhood to adulthood, I counted 11 coming from this center…read more(formerly SPCA) so a lot of positive experiences with this place over many years. Recently, we adopted 2 stray kittens in 2020 and got them desexed here at Providence. All is well, they're healthy cats! Another round of stray cats we adopted was last May 2024, again desexed here. All good. Those strays had kittens (happened before we adopted them) and they are now old enough to be desexed as well. My six cats are happy and healthy. Our regular vet is not Providence, but Providence has been a great resource for spaying and neutering far more affordably than our family vet. I will pay for ER vets and surgeries, tests, etc. as needed for my pets, but for something like a routine desexing surgery, there is no need to pay inflated prices, and going somewhere that does it so routinely assures they are well practiced. During desexing exam, it was determined that one kitten had a tooth infection. Providence told us he had a fractured jaw and that a snaggle tooth was the only thing holding his jaw together. They needed to put a wire in his jaw for it to properly heal. Poor baby! We had taken him to be looked at by UrgentVet in Wayne, and they said there was an infection but completely missed the BROKEN JAW! Anyway, Providence healed him and he's a new cat! We've had positive experiences here and appreciate the text communication (they don't do calls) from the vet side of things. They may take a day or so to reply, but they always do, and we were given more thorough & intelligent replies than we get from our regular vet. Providence puts heart in their care, I have confidence in their capabilities, and I would recommend them!

Fifty-plus years ago, as a child, I can remember when SGH was a brand-new vet working with Dr…read more Huggler on Lancaster Avenue (where the park is) that's how long I've taken my animals to this establishment. The knowledge base of their staff is extremely reassuring for our fur babies. Lesley - the manager runs a fantastic operation. We would not go anywhere else.

I had to be very careful with my new puppy Hazelnut since my favorite dog past away last year, I…read moredid tons of research of each hospital before I made the appointment, I am so glad I chose this place, the Vet think outside of the box for hazelnut's check ups, it helped me to be sure Hazel is well protected. Thank you.

As a family we have been going here for 20 years. Dr. Brady is an excellent vet, who has quite…read moreliterally saved the lives of multiple animals we've had. He has always treated them and us with compassion, and is thorough and patient. He is always listening to our concerns as pet owners. I cannot recommend him highly enough.

Dr. Brady is thorough, professional and compassionate. I have been going to Dr. Brady for 16…read moreyears. Highly recommend.

I love Dr. Royster and his entire staff Tanya Kim are very polite and kind professional. Dr.Royster…read moreis very knowledgeable and extremely kind and compassionate towards animals. I highly recommend him.

Dr. Reginald Royster and the entire Haverford Animal Hospital "family" team have provided excellent…read moreanimal medical and health & well-being care for our pets, starting in 2006. Fortunately, we found Dr. Royster after another area veterinarian practice missed Shadow's (cat) glaring heart condition. Even after moving from Ardmore to Philly, I returned to Dr. Royster's practice having tried local Philly options, because I trust him and his team to provide accurate medical results & solutions. He presents diagnoses and treatment plans both thoroughly and in a manner that is understandable for non-Vet. professionals, like us, and in a compassionate manner. Snickers (cat) cannot wait to see Dr. Royster and his team in October 2023, despite her check-up. :)