Two of my Dogs have been in this animal hospital For 12years. The staff at the hospital, Receptionist Monica and others, are very kind and warm. If you are currently looking for an animal hospital, I would definitely recommend Princeton Veterinary Clinic. read more

Princeton Veterinary Clinic - Veterinarians Near Me - San Jose, California

Pricing of prescription pills. This review does not reflect the people, or the care they provide to animals. I have really enjoyed my time at Princeton for the most part. However, why I am leaving two stars, is to hopefully help others who may come into the similar issue. My dog has allergies, and therefore takes Apoquel, the prescription pill daily to help his allergies. Out of all of the vets we've been to, the price here was double. For 50 pills, which, if you give your animal once a day, last a month And a half, is nearly $350 ($323). After speaking with the manager, the prices can be bumped up due to veterinary staff needs such as their pay, and the rent of the facility. I wish that I could fully support this business and by bringing my animals in I feel as if I am doing a due diligence of helping to support them. However, it is nearly unaffordable for a daily prescription at this price. I could understand a slight markup but doubling the price when it's pretty much standard at different vets and online is insane to me. Though they provide invoices ahead of time, it does not showcase the fact of the markup rate for staffing needs. I will be looking for different providers of prescriptions. My only recommendation is that the staff be very clear ahead of time as to why the price is the price, and provide avenues of support for their customers that may not have the funds such as different ways to purchase the items. Moving forward, I will try to still support this business, but I will not be buying any prescriptions from here. read more

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The staff here are amazing! Everyone who works here is really friendly and warm, and the vets are great. I was shown a cost estimate before I had to pay anything and given different cost options, and the vet sat with me and gave a detailed explanation of the costs and helped me decide what was best for my cat and my budget. Highly recommend! read more

Just had to post this to warn people about my experience with Princeton Vet Clinic on Blossom Hill. My normal (lovely, reasonably priced) vet was booked so I took my cat with a suspected abscess to Princeton Vet Clinics. They gave my cat a full exam and spent 10 minutes trying to upsell me on things I didn't want done before giving me an estimate of well over $2000 for a simple procedure to drain the abscess and vaccinations. I was shocked and refused the procedures/vaccines. They charged me $125 just to walk in the door which I paid unhappily but without verbal complaint. I was able to get my cat taken care of later that day due to a cancellation at my normal vet's for about $500 for the exact same services and the cat is now recuperating at home Fast forward two days, I get a visit from Santa Clara County animal control. Princeton Vet clinic reported me to animal control for animal abuse because I had refused to pay the $2000+ and apparently was "neglecting" my cat because I refused service. I now have now have to submit proof of rabies vaccination (which is up to date) or get a citation. Just thought I should share what was a spectacular first and certainly last visit I will ever have with Princeton Vet Clinic and to warn others to avoid them. read more

I would give a zero if there was an option- similar to others , my experience was that they cut off my refills without notifying me-leaving by dog without medicine to help with acid reflux. They told me I had to make an appointment to get a refill. (by the way the refill takes about two weeks to get to you through an online pharmacy) I know the doctor told me over the phone that I did not have to come back until March and my food refills were ok until then. When I tried to explain they were rude and did not let me speak to doctor. By the time I spoke to her, I was the bad guy for complaining. I also witnessed the focus on "selling". The office manager is all about money and not customer service. When my pet was having more acid because left without medicine they told me bring him into the office for an exam- lol. This use to be a good place but their focus in no longer on your pet's health. Reading other reviews I am seeing similar concerns from pet owners. They rather focus on trying to get people to pay big bucks to get an old dog's teeth pulled instead of addressing their pet's immediate needs. I've witnessed this while sitting in the waiting room. Shame on you cruel people and Karma will catch up unfortunately. Better Business Bureau will hear about this. read more

Was referred here when my previous veterinary had a month out schedules due to covid. Great customer experience here. Been a customer for 6 years. My 5 rescue cats are very healthy thanks to princeton. Mayumi 3, henrick 3,Selene 3,Phillipe 2 and Whitton 1. My Dog woody is also 9 years old. He gets his 2x a year cytopoint. All my questions are answered and they very understanding. Very satisfied and happy to have Princeton as our primary vet. read more

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Amazing team. Welcomed me and my German Shepard as they knew us. Treated her with such care and gentle care. Looking forward to going back and making it our assigned vet location. read more

My wife has been bringing our pets here for wellness checks and medical care for over 30 years. Our dog Oz, has a problem with his left paw that requires attention. We were told that they can't see him for over a week. Why are they taking more patients if they can't handle the volume they already have? Doesn't our loyalty and history with this clinic mean anything? We need help now, thanks for nothing. Very disappointing. read more

If I could give less than negative -5 stars I would. I've experienced vets trying to up-sell you, instead of trying to focus on solving your pets issue but this was the worst. My cat is experiencing some heavy itching that has led to dermatitis & folliculitis(bacterial infection) due to over grooming the inside of his back leg. My cat was already due for FVRCP & Rabies boosters but the vet suggested a cortisone shot, some other (non-explained) not required vaccine as well as a new 3 month parasite topical. All, which would have put him back two more weeks from his mandatory vaccines. When I suggested that the majority of the itching and over-grooming was on the leg he broke 7 years prior, her immediate response was to take x-rays. No discussion or thought as to why this would be causing the problem...just, lets do x-rays. I just wanted to see her thoughts on titanium pins in the body over time as the original surgeons suggested a future possibility to have them taken out. She gave no reason anyway. So, A). If she'd red his prior medical history--AS SHE SHOULD HAVE DONE--she would have known about the leg, but only a mention from me to try and hone down the issue takes her to, "lets do x-rays" You never red his charts? Aside from all this, there are a slew of simple, topical Rx treatments for cats and dogs for folliculitus but non were offered. Also note, I arrived early, phoned 3 times to have my cat taken in and it kept going to voicemail, meanwhile two patients that arrived after me were taken straight in. I waited for 15 minutes after his appointment start time. The front office staff, over the phone were very nice, that's about all I will give this place and will never take my cat back here. read more

My first dog (Ollie) had lots of health complications as a young pup and Dr.Sanders & Dr.Campbell were amazing! They provided so much love and care for him. The ENTIRE STAFF is super nice and they're simply amazing!!! Now that I have my second puppy (Roo), I had to bring him to Princeton! :) read more

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If I could give more than 5 stars I would. The staff at Princeton Vet Clinic provide not only great care for our puppy but they also provide excellent customer service. I was on the hunt for a great Vet for our puppy that we were picking up on 3/28/2021. I sent out several emails to other places. Princeton, not only answered all my concerns and questions, they worked with me on scheduling my 1st appointment for our puppy. They called me before to remind me about my appointment. We got there and I was told to call when we get to the parking spot. Not that long we were greeted by Michelle. I told her all the things that my breeder told me what to do and she understood and she told me that the Dr will call me after the physical. Before we got our puppy back. I believe her name was Dr. Campbell (sorry it was hard to hear with my 5 year old in the car. ) called me and she told me everything looked great and our puppy was adorable. She provided me with excellent information about vaccines, what to do and what not to do, what puppy package we wanted for our puppy. She also told me don't be afraid to call and ask questions if I have any. Shortly after our phone call. They called me to book our next appointment. Thank you for taking care of our first fur baby for our family!! read more

Unfortunately I have to update my review. I have been taking my pets to this clinic for 6 years. My dog has had incontinence since she was 1 year old she is 10 now. I called for her refill as I only had 3 days left. I didn't realize that she was up for her exam so they would not refill. They did not have any appointments except one I could not make due to just returning to work. I asked if they could just give me 3 pills until I could make it in on Sunday. After asking if I had a neighbor or a friend to bring her which I didn't they refused to refill just 3 days so she would not have an accident in the span before I could get in. They then stated it's not their responsibility to remind me of her yearly exam (which I'm 10 days past). I agree but I usually get a reminder or they tell me when I pick up my last refill. So my only choice was to take her to an emergency vet to not lapse her pills. This is not a new condition and I would think they would have some empathy considering my years with them to help accommodate since I was booking the appointment. After the rude treatment and lack of help to find a solution I told them I will look at getting another vet. Dr Saunders stated that's fine. I will look at what I can send with records to the vet you choose. Well I would hope they would send all 6 years. Completely unprofessional and uncaring. I'm so disappointed in the way I was treated after being a customer for so long. Out right lack of care. Even a doctor for a human would refill a prescription for a month to get you in for an appointment. Additionally when I asked who the owner was which is VetCare they refused to give me any contact info. All I was asking for was a little empathy which is clear they do not have. As for your reply you absolutely didn't try and work with me. I asked for 3 days of her medication to make it to the first available appointment on Sunday. It had be 10 days past her year exam. Instead you won't fill it and she had to go off her medication and have accidents in our home 100% inconsiderate after being my vet for 6 years. It's a medication she's been on for 9 years and I had an appointment. You just wanted to flex your power and be completely rude and uncaring. I will never come back to this office or refer anyone. read more

I love the staff at Princeton Veterinary! I had a dog that I took there for her whole life and they took great care of her whether she just needed routine care or something more urgent. Now that we have a new pup, I never considered going anywhere else. Everyone there truly cares about the patients and the pet parents and they deliver excellent care. read more

I have been going to Princeton Vet for many many years and you cannot find a better vet! I love all the doctors and the technicians are wonderful! I believe the technicians have all been there for over 15 years I think. That should say something about their hospital. The one thing I like besides the great care, is seeing the familiar faces over and over unlike other vets (so i've heard from all my friends). I would definately recommend this hospital to everyone I know. They treat my dog "Brandi" like its their dog and I think thats really important. read more

A good office with nice staff and straightforward care for my new puppy. They've been operating with restrictions through the pandemic and I appreciate that. I am looking forward to being able to go into the facility with my dog one day in the future. The missing star on my rating is due to the overly aggressive spamming they do to my email account. They are constantly trying to sell me something online. Totally not what I expect form a veterinary clinic. read more

I started coming here around 2 years ago it my senior basset hound Otis. Right away the staff and doctors made my family and I feel very comfortable. I would highly recommend. read more

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Great place. My puppies are very anxious usually anywhere but home however, the staff and doctors are so kind and so great with the animals and calm my dogs down so well. They are also very attentive they always do thorough checks and explain in detail if there's ever a concern and find the correct treatment. Customer service : 11/10. Doctors knowledge: 11/10. Overall environment/facility : 11/10. read more

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So far it has been GREAT ! :) Monica is what first brought me in because she is so sweet as a receptionist. Such a nice staff all around and Dr.Ku caught a heart murmur that my little 8 week old puppy has. She reassured me she would probably grow out of it and educated us very well on training the puppy. She took the time and didn't rush us on the phone. It was such a wonderful process. Great first visit :) read more

Princeton Veterinary Clinic - Veterinarians Near Me - San Jose, California

My pet hates going to the vet- he is still reluctant but has been cooperative going back here. Staff is friendly and thorough explanations are provided for diagnosis, options, and breakdown of fees. read more

I wish I had found this place sooner. Dr. Ku was very attentive and educated me about my puppy's lab results (from a previous vet) and eased my worries (previous vet raised concerns and red flags) and re-assured me that my puppy is healthy. The front desk staff and the technicians were very friendly and provided a warm welcome and a friendly help as we were new clients. In addition, they have doggie day care and took my puppy at the last minute, on a Saturday! Great service and staff! read more

This is the worst vet I have ever taken my cat to! The office staff was rude and nobody there seemed to care about the animals or their owners at all! There are so many great vets in the area go somewhere else. I am! read more

I have been looking for a Vet that shows the same amount of compassion and love for my kitties that our Vet in Jacksonville showed. Last Friday night our boy came down with constant sneezing and by Saturday he was worse. Princeton was one of the only clinics open on a Sunday and who did not overcharge for a Sunday visit. They were warm and welcoming, the doctor understood my concerns and made sure to cover all bases by giving us both allergy meds and antibiotics. Our boy is already doing much better. I received a postcard in the mail with a handwritten message in less than a week, wishing our baby well and welcoming us to their practice. I also got a phone call Wednesday with a pleasant message from them checking on our baby. I am happy to drive the distance to see the doctors at this practice as well as the office staff and look forward to establishing them as our vet for both of our kittys. read more

I moved to the area around December 2008. Since living around the corner from Princeton Vet, I've been there around 4 or 5 times or more. This includes a spay and a big skin operation. The staff there are great and remember all my doggies and puppies. One of the new owners of my puppies went in for shots and the staff still remembered the puppy! I love all the personal attention they give especially compared to where I went before. I've only had Dr. Sanders so I can't say anything about the other Vets, but Dr. Sanders was very knowledgeable and answered my question before I remembered to ask! She even does follow up calls! Their price are competitive, but definitely cheaper than were I used to go. The medicines I have received are reasonable priced and they can offer alternatives if the name brand one is too expensive. I haven't left there without dog's problem being fixed or explained. The hours there are great! I don't know when exactly they open, but they close at 6pm, are open 7 days a week, and they don't charge extra (like for Sunday appointments). Also, make sure you ask for an estimate before they perform any surgeries or exams. They post signs there telling you to do so, which is quite refreshing. In the past, I've found out the total when I checked out and nearly fainted every single time. Overall, I have recommended Princeton to friends, my doggy meetup and would recommend Princeton to any yelpers. read more

I've waited too long to do this, but finally changing vets. I've had enough of this place. I have been taking my pets to Princeton as long as I've lived in the area (about 15 years). they are expensive, and I think, do too many unnecessary tests. Oh, and Dr Sanders nearly killed my cat... A couple years ago, my daughter got a new kitten. We went to Princeton for vacinations. That night, the cat started having seizures. the vet (dr sanders) called it "coincidence." So he is on medication FOREVER to control the seizures. the vet requires regular, frequent exams and blood tests to prescribe the meds. At first, they were sending me to a special pharmacy in santa clara for them, saying there were no alternatives. The meds cost about $120 per month!!! after way too long of this, i did some research on my own and made more of a fuss. then suddenly they decided they could order from an online place, that costs about $50 for a 6-month supply!!! of course, the vet always wants to prescribe only small amounts so they can ensure maximum $$ for them on office visits (which she insists on before she will do a refill) Well that was all fine, until they decided to change the dose, and grossly miscalculated things. Dr Sanders ended up prescribing a dose that was 5x stronger than it should have been, and nearly killed our cat. I spent days watching him suffer, thinking he would die any minute... and she indicated it was very possible that would happen. Hundreds of dollars in vet bills. Finally, another vet in the practice discovered the error. She didn't seem to want to admit what had happened, but did end up telling me. At that point, they stopped charging me for the follow up visits. And mysteriously, Dr Sanders stopped seeing my pets. I eventually had to ask about a refund for all the bills I paid for the vet's mistake - they sure as heck weren't volunteering to pay for their own screw up. They did give back the money (eventually), but it didn't get me back the added money paid to the emergency clinic. And Dr Sanders has never even appologized!!! No, she just doens't see my animals anymore... they just shuffled me to the other doc and pretended it didn't happen. How can you make such a huge error and not even take the time to say "i'm sorry"?!!?! So my cat is about out of meds again... and they want $275 to do an exam and extensive blood panel. Just to be able to refill his meds (which are an extra cost). Oh, and they say he needs his vaccines. The ones that caused this whole mess in the first place? I don't think so... we have an appt with a new vet for later today. Hoping they are honest and competent people. Cuz the folks at princeton just seem to be after your $$$$. read more

This place used to be good now it is terrible , its gone downhill . If you get Dr Ku , you're out of luck she is not a compassionate Dr. i've had my dog here for over 10 years and it seems that she just orders all kinds of unnecessary testing so they could charge more to their clients. i would not recommend this hospital to anyone. read more

Princeton Vet and Dr. Sanders have been our family pet care provider for almost 30 years. They have provided each of our animals with care specific to their needs and have done so in such a loving and attentive way. I wouldn't go to any other vet! My brother's dog was allergic to everything. Had been to over 15 vets and tried many different things. We finally flew the dog down here from Oregon so Dr. Sanders could diagnose her and come up with a solution. At this point, the dog was miserable and hated life. We did not think she had much longer to live. After Dr. Sanders saw her and gave her a new routine/food/drugs, she thrived to the ripe old age of 14! Without Princeton, this never would have happened. Princeton is a bit out of the way from where I live, but it is worth the trip. The staff is amazing; the doctors care and they are always (or almost always open!) which is so different from most facilities. read more

I have a new puppy and brought her here for her initial exam. Dr Ku was nice but didn't inspire confidence with her continual use of "um" and "this seems short (the exam), am I missing something?" She used the later statement at least twice. The above is passable since she did seem to cover everything, but what isn't acceptable is that I dropped off a stool sample on our second visit and it wasn't until our third vaccination appointment 3 weeks later that they informed me my dog has Coccidia. Seriously... My dog has been carrying around a possible zoonotic disease for 3 weeks and they didn't feel the need to call me to come down and pick up her anti-parasitics, or even bother letting me know that her fecal matter has something contagious to other dogs. So I have been taking my puppy to puppy classes/socials possibly spreading her parasite to other puppies, but even worse she has been 'suffering' herself for three weeks. This to me seems very wrong. They don't have to love my dog, but they should at the very least inform me of positive lab results and tell me to come down and pick up her medication. Edit - I don't really log into yelp that often so this is my first chance to update my review of Princeton Vet Clinic. A few days after the above exam, and a day or so after this review was posted, I received a call from Dr. Sanders who personally apologized for their failure in service. She took full responsibility and did an excellent job in explaining how things went awry without attempting to downplay or shift blame for what had happened. I wanted to add this to the review as I know very few people who will stand up like that and not attempt to justify what happened in the slightest. I did go back to the clinic a few weeks later for the conclusion of my puppy's vaccinations which had been pre-paid for. During this visit my puppy was seen by Dr. Sanders and she did again apologize for their error. This was the first time she examined my puppy and I have to admit, she seemed like an extremely knowledgeable and capable veterinarian. What happened to me does seem like a fluke, and assuming I could schedule my visits to see Dr. Sanders I might consider going back. From my albeit very limited experiences, had they not royally messed up I would give Dr. Ku 3 stars and Dr. Sanders 4. That said I am on the fence about returning and giving them another chance. read more

Princeton Veterinary clinic is unfortunately among the worst out there. I have been bringing my older dog there for several years now, and it's always the same problems, and always a new test, a new prescription, and always more expensive. I have never laid eyes on Dr Campbell, as you will experience if you go there, she only talks over the phone and is extremely difficult to understand with a very heavy eastern European accent. I thought not seeing the doctor was a function of Covid, but according to her staff you are prohibited from talking with her in person. She has been treating my 12+ year old dog for his eye malady for about 3 years; today I brought him in requesting an opinion from her on whether or not she thought he'd be a candidate for eye surgery as his eyes have become extremely cloudy. She stated to me "that wasn't indicated" instead she wanted to do more tests on his eyes to see if he had an eye ulcer! Certainly this serves her as tests are expensive and she doesn't do eye surgery. She also told me she would not prescribe the same medicine she did last time for his ear infection, even though he gets the same infection every year at this time and she knows it. She wanted to do another test because she couldn't be sure what caused the infection this time, and that once she did she would recommend a prescription that would cost between $120 and $170 dollars! Everything is this way. She only wants customers who won't question anything she does and will pay whatever amount she charges. When I pointed out my frustration with her, she pointed out the obvious that I could go to another vet if I didn't like what she was telling me. She then hung up on me and said she'd have my dog brought to the front for me to pick up. Still I never saw her, she had two large women blocking my entrance to the front of the building. read more

Staff was super nice and make me feel very comfortable throughout the new process of my 8 week yorkie coco, Dr.la (not sure if thats how its spelled) was sweet and nice with both of us, and answered all my questions..... Going back saturday for her first shots :s read more

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I felt they wanted more money from me by telling me my pet needs to have this done or have that done. The doctor even used the C word to get me to cough up more dough. My pet is fine. read more

Please, PLEASE do not take your dog/animal here. I can now see why they have several one-star ratings. We used to take our dog here, but now not only will I never return to this place, but will warn you before you think of using them. First, they charged us over $350 for pre-blood work to schedule our annual teeth cleaning for our dog. A month later, we take him in on Dec 23 for his cleaning, only to get a call at 2P saying they had pulled 13--yes 13! of his teeth while he was under without checking or calling to update or ask us for authorization. Our dog is very high risk due to back complications so that just made it worse. I can understand if this was necessary, but to not call the owners and ask is criminal - simply criminal. Not only did we have to spend this years Christmas worrying about our dogs health, but now he has very few teeth left to eat with. Please animal owners, beware!! read more

Okay so I will admit that I took way too long to put this review up. I recently have just started writing reviews, but have wanted to do it for this vet's office for a long time. It still makes me really mad when I think about how poorly Dr. Sanders treated me and my sick dog. We started taking our puppy here when we first got him. He is 2 now. He got neutered there and everything. So my horrible experience I had there was when my dog got sick and got diarrhea really bad. I took him in and right away they started running all of these tests which of course we got charged a ton for. I was on the phone with my fiance discussing who was going to pay for what, and what we wanted to pay for when I was in the room. We were both kind of frustrated and didn't want to pay for anything that was not necessary. My fiance was actually in his car driving on the way to the vet's office. Dr. Sanders was there and overheard my conversation. We had a little small argument. Basically I was worried about my dog, and he just wanted to make sure that we didn't get ripped off. My fiance had arrived and came in the room with us. Dr. Sander's was very rude to him when he got there, and asked him to leave the room. My fiance was obviously just as worried about our dog as well and took that very offensively. Him and Dr. Sander's went back and forth about it for a minute, and then she decides to 86 us from the office permanently. I mean my dog even got sick while we were in the room... so her best interest obviously isn't for the dog, but all about the money for her. I think the reason she didn't want to let my fiance in the room was because she knew he was not going to let me pay for all of the test that she wanted us to pay for. So we ended up leaving finding out that he tested negative for the ones we agreed to pay for, but still no solution for my sick little pup. After that in the same day we took him over to our new vet that we love and still use. The staff there is super caring, and I never feel like they are just trying to get as much money out of us as possible. I had Princeton fax my dogs paperwork over, and the new vet took care of us. I did get even a little bit more upset with Princeton once I got to the new office. On our paperwork they wrote across it "Not Allowed Here Anymore" I swear Dr. Sander's did that on purpose to make us look bad. The funny thing in the end is that my dog just had an upset stomach. Now that he is two years old we have learned that his tummy is super sensitive. Even if he gets the tiniest piece of human food. He gets sick like that. We have a prescription that we keep on hand for him. If you want to find a vet who cares more about the pet then the money I do not recommend this office. It wasn't just about that though. I found it very rude how the Dr. treated me and my dog. She might not of liked what my fiance had to say but she didn't have to disrespect me. read more

I love Princeton Veterinary Clinic. I wish I would have known about them a long time ago. Dr. Ku is very attentive and loving toward my cats. I have been to many different vets in the past and have never been as happy as I am now. The cost is reasonable (in fact much less than other places I had tried) The staff is friendly The facility is clean I would (and have) recomended them to many of my family and friends. read more

I'm sry for people's experiences here with Dr. Sanders I myself couldn't be more happy . I have a very small yorkie he needed his tail redocked because some small bones started to grow out of the end , my vet at the time did the surgery and it seemed to go well , until we brought him home.The vet I had didn't do any pain Managment and gadget was acting so strange crying and putting his head in a corner and just standing there shaking all of which is not like him. I went back to my vet with gadget and asked for help he just put him on medicine and told me I should take a pill. So for two days this went on and I finally had enough I reached out to Dr.Sanders and she was so kind to me and gadget. Not sure how I got so lucky gadget was really on deaths door !! But Dr. Sanders believed in me and what I was telling her and we did some test took him off the medicine which by the way was twice the dose it should have been. We worked with a specialist and yes it cost a lot but she saved my gadget and I'm so grateful to her and all her lovely staff and the people who helped us. Just because she listened gadget is still here!!!!!!! Dr. Sanders is GREAT read more

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Always a very friendly staff. They take care of my two cats and my dog. (and my family pets when i was a kid) Dr Sanders is my favorite - and I'm not just saying that because we have the same first name. when we have had to have a few larger procedures, their pricing is fair. And the doctors will call to follow up which is very nice. My dog loves them all and gets excited when we arrive! read more

I've been taking my pets to Princeton for 27 years. This is the most loving, compassionate clinic I've ever been too. Dr's, Sanders, Ku, Salazar and retired Dr. Morrow have giving my pets the most excellant care they have ever recieved. Stephanie, Tanya, Madeline, Christina and all the staff from the front office to the back office have treat my pets like their own. From simple boarding and baths to much difficult treatments and procedures to helping my pets cross the rainbow bridge. I know they are in good hands that care about them and have my families best interest at heart. As long as I have furry friends Princeton Veterinary is who will take care of them. read more

We've taken our 11 year old dog to Princeton since we adopted him 9+ years ago and have been insulted every single time we've gone in about his teeth and how he's going to "DIE" if we don't anesthetize him and clean his teeth. He eats, plays, chews and is healthy, but if I didn't brush my teeth for 60-70 years, my teeth would probably have tartar also! We actually brush his teeth about 1-3 times/week and yet they tormented us. One time they gave us a "complimentary" teeth cleaning while he was already under anesthesia and we ended up at the emergency vet clinic 2 nites later with a very sick dog with a swollen muzzle, who had to be on antibiotics and didn't eat for a few days AND we had a several hundred dollar bill for this emergency visit. We left Princeton after being told for the last time what horrid owners we are and went to another animal hospital where we were told his teeth are fine, gums are not inflamed, yes there's tartar, but that's to be expected and if he's eating and is happy, he's fine....which interestingly is the exact same thing I"ve been saying for years! (I'm a human nurse, so it just made sense) Never again will we walk in there....they're trying hard to make a living, and while I get that, not on my dime! read more

This is a sweet veterinary clinic that really takes great care of my dog Fluffy. Dr. Carol Lah and all the staff is patient, caring and knowledgeable. My dog has been here many times for routine and urgent care and the diagnosis and treatments have always been correct the first time around. That should tell you something about the caliber of folks at this clinic. They even do kind follow up calls to check on your pet and remind you of appointment, something rare these days. Don't take your pet to a big chain and get ripped off with unnecessary tests, support small business and make a relationship with a local vet who takes pride in her work. Couldn't be happier with this clinic. read more

I wish I had come ot Princeton Vet Clinic years ago! They did emergency surgery on my American Bull Dog after he swallowed a whole rope toy!. He did very well. The Doctor was very thorough in explaining everything. I felt they were knowledgeable and did not do unneeded tests. The cost was reasonable as well. I am a Health care professional and I would recommend this vet. read more

I've been taking the little pup here since January. The staff are very friendly and helpful - and they do check up calls!