I first took my cat here to see an opthamologist last summer. I had taken him to 2 separate vets…read morefor issues with his eye due to allergies and scratching. (We tried a new vet local to us since moving, but decided to go back to the one we trusted, an hour away). Both vets prescribed prednisone drops among trying other things. Our regular vet suggested it was time for a specialist. I'd called several places and no one had an available appointment for months. Some had an office visit charge of $400+ and insisted on doing bloodwork although he already had recent bloodwork done. Finally I called Newtown and got him an appt for the same week, and it was under $300 for the exam. The opthamologist we saw that day is no longer there, but our experience was a positive one. I found out his eye issue was a herpes infection that was not resolving due to the prednisone. Something completely missed by the regular vets. She also recommended entropion surgery for his eyelid that was turned in (later discovering his eyelash had fused to his eye). Fast forward to last week... I brought him back to the vet because of changes in the appearance of his eye. He had a "corneal sequestrum" which is dead scar tissue from trauma. We were monitoring it to make sure it didnt become an issue. Back to the opthomologist in Newtown - this time we saw Dr Crabtree. The cost of the visit was only $202, billed as a followup from last year. I feared surgery, but she told me his eye was attempting to heal itself by pushing out the dead tissue, which was a good thing. Surgery would be $4000, but she is confident he wont need it. She prescribed antibiotics drops but didnt make me buy them there, since I had some at home already. The plan is to recheck him in a few weeks, and remove any loose tissue at that time. Such a relief to hear good news. My worry woth specialists is that they want to do expensive procedures and testing, but this was not the case here. Contrary to another review I read, my cat was treated with care by all staff we encountered.

I brought my cat in for emergency treatment after it was mauled by a neighborhood dog…read more They basically soaked me to pay for care that was very unhelpful. I truly believe that they had no intention of helping me or my cat. They just wanted to soak me for money as the poor cat died. NB. This veterinary clinic is own by KKR, a private equity. They're only in it for the money. Newtown Veterinary Specialists 52 Church Hill Rd Newtown, CT 6470 Practice Website Consolidator: PetVet Care Centers Investor: KKR

In May, I brought my 2.5-year-old dog to Berkshire Veterinary Hospital. He was my world. He was…read morediagnosed with epilepsy and given medication. Despite treatment, he continued to have seizures. When I called the clinic about this, they simply switched his medication without proper follow-up or care. Months later, in October, my dog suffered a horrific seizure and was rushed to the emergency vet. That is when I was told the truth: the dosage of medication Berkshire Veterinary Hospital had prescribed was far too low for my dog's size and condition. Because of this, his epilepsy was not properly controlled, leading to a massive seizure, severe brain damage, and ultimately the loss of my beloved dog. This loss was preventable. If my dog had been treated correctly and carefully from the beginning, he could still be alive today. I am left completely heartbroken, traumatized, and angry. I trusted this clinic with my dog's life, and that trust was misplaced. I will never return here, and I strongly warn others to be extremely cautious. In my experience, this clinic did not show the care, attention, or urgency that our pets deserve. My dog deserved better.

Dr Guzy is an excellent diagnostician, reasonably priced and very compassionate. His staff is also…read morevery friendly and informative. He will be gaining two more patients with my furkids family. We just moved from Nevada and are extremely happy Ruth this veterinary hospital.

We have utilized this facility multiple times to board our 4 year old dog and had nothing but good…read moreexperiences -- our dog really seemed to enjoy her time there. We just recently went away and boarded her with our 1 year old labradoodle. We communicated with them before dropping off and then at drop off that both dogs should receive the same services. Today, we went to pick them up and looked at the invoices and were very confused. Our labradoodle was kenneled the entire time when we told them that he should be participate in "day care" ie playing with other dogs. Our female beagle, on the other hand. participated in the doggy daycare services. The labradoodle is very large and active, so to find out that he was left in a cage for the entire week is devastating. When we picked him up, he looked extremely anxious and was shaking. We immediately called them back after discovering this on the invoice, and the receptionist was very dismissive and said that her manager wasn't there (at 3:30pm) to explain where the communication breakdown occurred. She kept saying it was our fault, although we told them on three different occasions that the dogs should be receiving the same services. She said he needed to pass a "screener" for the daycare, which is fine, why didn't they do it!? We had called them at least three times as we were worried about the labradoodle while we were away because this is his first time being boarded and we wanted to be sure he is okay. We were told each time he was "doing well, going to the bathroom fine, and playing well with the other dogs." But, were then told he never played with anyone and was stuck in a kennel the entire time? Additionally, we found a charge on our invoice that they were to call us (the charge was listed 3 times) because our labradoodle wasn't moving his bowels. Although we were charged for this, we were never called, which makes me even more concerned -- there was something going on with the dog which they felt compelled to charge us for, but never communicated it to us?

I have a german shepherd and a cat who come here for vet & grooming, Love that it is in the same…read morebuilding. The people at reception desk are friendly and sweet. The staff are skilled and efficient. After our vet or groom appt we always stop in the shop for a fresh baked treat :)

After years of feeling constrained and discouraged by veterinary experiences that often left me…read morequestioning whether my pets' best interests were truly the priority, finding Dr. Robb has been life-changing. I first heard about Dr. Robb because of the extraordinary advocacy he has done for animals, advocacy unlike anything I have ever seen or heard from any other veterinarian. That alone spoke volumes about his character and dedication, but meeting him in person confirmed everything I had hoped for. From the moment I met Dr. Robb, he was a breath of fresh air. He provides compassionate, thoughtful, and genuinely accessible care. Most importantly, he respects both the animals and their owners, never forcing unnecessary treatments or making me feel pressured into decisions. Instead, he listens, guides, and empowers you to make the best choices for your pets. His staff reflects that same level of excellence. The front desk team is consistently kind, attentive, and welcoming. In a world where it's become normal to sit on hold for 30 minutes just to speak with someone, I was amazed that I could simply call and reach a real person who was eager to help. I live over an hour away, and distance means absolutely nothing when it comes to the quality of care my animals receive here. I would gladly drive five hours if it meant my pets could continue seeing Dr. Robb. Thank you, Dr. Robb, and thank you to your incredible team. From the bottom of my heart, I am deeply grateful for the care, compassion, and integrity you bring to both animals and the people who love them.

Dr. Robb is an incredible Vet. Skilled far beyond any Vet I have found. I brought my 14 yo kitty in…read moreto check on Coco as she started to pee out of litter box. Coco was diagnosed with hyperthyroidism. Dr Robb sugested a bilateral Thyroidectomy. Checking tow other vets for second opinion, i found tey do not operate. Instead they push radioative idoine injection and tout it as the gold standard. Vets today do not operate. You need a specialist... Not with Dr. Robb. He has done over 900 of these. I chose surgery. No issues whatsoever. Coco is so much better. I would highly recommend Dr. Robb.

Dr. Chantal save my fluffy's life. She is an amazing talented, loving veterinarian without her…read morepersistence, skill, fortitude Fluffy would not be here today. Thank you so much, Chantal, Vincent Foster

Dr. Acosta is a life saver! Literally! She was able to diagnose a few things that my old vet…read moremissed - the biggest one being chronic Lyme disease. Her professionalism, bedside manner and competence are beyond anything I have ever seen. Rocky is so afraid of going to the vet clinic, I literally had to pull him with all my strength. Since we've been having Dr Acosta do house calls, we are so relieved. She is fast, punctual, caring, and on top of it. We are thrilled to have found Dr Acosta and her prices are even better than what we were paying at Rocky's former clinic. Dr Acosta's way with animals and her caring demeanor is wonderful. Our dog warmed up to her right away even though he is afraid of everything and everyone. We've referred several other pet-owners to her and they have all been blown away by her expertise and ease around animals. No more sitting in waiting rooms while your pet is struggling to escape the smell of urine and disinfectants. She has now diagnosed several illnesses and even removed a fatty lipoma. We trust her 100% with our beloved Rocky. She truly cares about our pet - never felt that she didn't have time to answer our questions or address our concerns.

Great local pet store that offers your hard to find foods and pet supplies, supplements and all…read more Staff is very sweet and kind to to all creatures including humans. Prices are not the best but then again not the worst considering they carry many brands other places do not and a good feeling to help support small local businesses. Wish they had better hours but still high on my list for my fur buddies.

Excellent service! Was very helpful in finding a harness and providing good input! 5/5read more

Dr. Mosunic is a Board certified veterinary ophthalmologist with hours at Newtown Veterinary…read moreSpecialists. She was most impressive. My cat [ who is being treated for nasal lymphoma] required an emergency visit for her eye and the veterinary oncologist recommended I see Dr. Mosunic ASAP. My cat was given the highest professional and compassionate care. Most important of all, Dr. Mosunic's diagnosis was accurate and her treatment for the problem successful. It was a win/ win. If your animal has any eye problem, most vets know next to little as to what to do. Get your pet to a ophthalmologist and do call Dr. Mosunic first.

If I could give her 5,000,000 stars, I would. My pets are my children and they mean the absolute…read moreworld to me. She has helped two of them cross over the rainbow bridge, and knowing that their last moments were full of peace and calm in the comfort of their own home means so much and has really helped with my grieving.

Dr Dale Krier was extremely accommodating, compassionate and respectful during this stressful time…read more She gave my 15.5 year old best friend the dignity that she deserved on her final day. Her wisdom and forethought went above and beyond my expectations, and believe me, I had rehearsed this terrible day many times in my head. My call was promptly returned, a convenient time scheduled, and the process discussed. During this time of social distancing, some special accommodations needed to be made, but they in no way interfered with the love my dog received that day. Dr Dale played music made for dogs ears only and was extremely comforting to me as well. She made a clay print of my dogs paw, which I will cherish forever. The support Dr Dale gave that day extends far beyond as she checked in on me and provided access to support groups. When I picked up my dogs remains, they where surrounded by meditation gardens and considering the circumstances (pandemic restrictions) I couldn't have asked for anything more comforting and reassuring that my dog was truly loved and that I had made the right decision. Thank you from the bottom of my heart. Kathy Bremer at XTerra Dalmatians