Well they won't automatically give you an appointment but let you know once they have your…read moreinformation via email you will receive a phone call. I could not complete form without mandatory pronouns. I think not.

My pets have been patients at Centre Animal Hospital for 38 years and through several of their…read moregrowth periods. Their care has never been compromised. It has always been enhanced and treated with priority. Whether saying hello to a new family member or letting go of one who had been so precious, CAH was nimble and sensitive. It is also evident and equally important to note that staff is treated well and functions like a tight team. If I could rate them higher than a a 10, I would. CAH remains my personal veterinarians of choice and I strongly recommend them to others.

I love it here. The staff are so friendly and helpful, it's the first kennel my dog isn't upset to…read morestay at! He practically sprints away from me at drop off. They offer scrambled eggs to the pups and (for $10) you can send them on a nature hike!! Overall, I trust them with my dog, he loves them, couldn't ask for more.

I'm so thankful to have found Stone Valley Pet Lodge!…read more We were in need of a place to board our 6-month-old puppy over the Thanksgiving holiday last year, so we decided to check out Stone Valley. I had looked at a few other places in and around the State College area, and ended up choosing Stone Valley for several reasons. I called and set up a time to check the place out before we decided to board there. The lodge seems pretty new and when we entered the lobby area, I noticed it was clean and well-kept (note: there are many cats on the property; just an FYI!). When we walked through the area where the dogs are kept, I noticed the runs were a decent size, which I liked. There are windows in that area so it is well-lit and spacious. The outdoor areas were also a nice size for the dogs to run around freely and play with other dogs, if you choose. I was looking to help socialize my pup with other dogs, so they paired her up with other puppies her size during outside time. The owner is very thoughtful in making sure to pair up your dog with other dogs that are compatible and well-behaved! The lodge is in a beautiful wooded area about 15-20 minutes from State College. They also board a variety of animals - horses, pigs, cats! The owner is very responsive and thorough in making sure you know what to bring with you. I was really nervous (and sad) about leaving my dog for the first time, but she was great with responding to my calls/emails checking in to see how my dog was doing every few days. They will also give medicine if needed. Our dog has been back 2 additional times since Thanksgiving and she has always done well with transitioning to and from the lodge. She seems to enjoy her time there and has gotten a chance to be around other dogs and animals. The staff and owner are all really nice and you can tell that they really love animals and do a great job caring for them while they are in their care.

I wish I could give them more than five stars! We took our Labrador there and she is a scaredy cat…read more She is very timid. They did an outstanding job with her! All the ladies who helped trim her nails and administer her rabies vaccine were just amazing; they were so upbeat and pleasant! I plan on taking my other dog there. Pricing seemed very reasonable to me as well. I just can't say enough nice things.

Great practice and I've referred many Serious Pet Owners to Dr. Kocher…read more She took very good care of my senior Shih Tzu, Peppi during his advanced years and she listened to what I had to say of his symptoms, and she was very honest and ethical and did diagnostics such as bloodwork and X rays and prescribed heart pills accordingly. She never once tried to take me over in more than the needed diagnostics at all but did state there are additional options such as ultrasound and others if I was open to it which I was not. She never pressured me for more than what was needed to make a solid diagnoses however did let me know other diagnostics were available. She really cared about Peppi and understood he was my family. On two occasions she or Dr. Blizzard 'made time' for me when Peppi needed in same day due to being old and having heart problems which most all very old little doggies get if they live long enough. Dr. Kocher always explained everything of what was going on with him and she explained what happens in very old dogs with congestive heart and heart valve problems. She put the stethoscope right in my ears and had me listen to his heart beat which even I without any medical training could tell was bad but then explained why the valves weren't beating his heart right and after the blood work and x ray came back went over the blood work and showed me the enlargement of his heart on the x ray. She prescribed appropriate medications and her med fees are in line with all the other vets in the centre region and she didn't take me in this area. Her staff is so nice and very intelligent. These people cared about my dog and I was with State College Veterinary hospital for about 5 years as I moved here with my dog Peppi . Peppi had great care and I was treated very, very well. I like a one or two vet practice myself as the vet or vets know my dog and I'm not just a chart for a vet at a large multi vet practice. At a large multi vet practice and they do a great job also but really, I want the same vet or two vets only as I think the benefit to the animal is better in a one or two vet practice. The costs are in line with all other vet practices in the centre region. It's a small two vet practice which is a bonus for me, she isn't afraid to explain anything that's going on in common language, she will, or Dr. Blizzard, if really need be make time for a senior dog needing to be seen same day. I recommend this practice highly. If you are a Serious Pet Owner and care about the health and welfare of your pet this is the place for you.

Maybe Yelp prunes reviews after a period of time, but I'm pretty sure that I reviewed this a while…read moreago. They deserve to keep this review. We came here to get a second opinion when Mount Nittany seemed odd. They were helpful and gracious and sympathetic and professional. If they were not so darn far away we would use them with the current dog.

They came highly recommended by a customer of the company I work for. Very polite and professional…read more We will be taking our animals here.

Dr. Anne could not have had any better bedside manner when i was there putting Buddy down…read more Actually EVERYONE from the front desk, to the vet tech. They all gave us the space we needed in his final moments.

Prompt, professional care. Reasonably priced. Friendly staff. Parking a little cramped.read more

I called hollidaysburg Animal this morning because our lyndy and Sophie were not feeling to well…read moreand I told them what was going on and they went above and beyond to find a resolution . They are on the mend and it's all because of Dr Kendra Itle Dr Jessica Stanek and all of the staff that they are on there way to feeling better. Our girls are and will always be patients of hollidaysburg animal clinic . They are all family to us

DDB is not really a dog rescue group in the conventional meaning of the word although they…read morecertainly do rescue dogs, foster dogs and find homes for them. But they have taken on a much bigger task..changing laws to protect chained dogs. To my way of thinking, Tamira Thayne and her nation wide group of volunteers are more like...animal suffragettes. Arrests and all. Growing up in what Tami likes to refer to as "Pennsyltucky" she was dismayed by the accepted practice she observed of dog owners leaving their animals virtually abandoned at the end of a chain, year in and year out, through hot summers and freezing winters, without sufficient food, water or shelter, treating them not as pets, but ersatz burglar alarms..maybe because the people who did this had seen their parents keep dogs this way, and their parents parents did..and the neglect of dogs in this manner was just endemic to much of the country. Tami made the decision to help these dogs. She started out very unofficially, talking to dog owners who really did not care for their dogs, ya know now that burglar alarms are available pretty cheap..and for those who would not give up their dogs, she brought dog houses and straw to insulate them, and food and water, and she documented everything on video. She was becoming known as a dog advocate. A fateful day came when Tami heard from a woman whose neighbors had gone away and left a dog chained up to die, with no food or water for 3 days, because the dog was old and apparently didn't deserve anything like humane euthanasia..this is not as isolated an incident as one might want to believe. The lady was listening to the poor dog cry for much of this time..but couldn't do anything because of trespassing laws. The Humane Society has been called with no results..Tami was a last hope. Well, Tami went in there with a friend, a bolt cutter and a video camera and she rescued the dying dog, who they renamed Doogie. She broke the law to save this poor dog from suffering further, and when the sheriff came by to retrieve the "property" she'd "stolen" she refused to return Doogie (who was by then resting comfortably at a vet's office) to the owners who'd abandoned him to a slow, painful death. Doogie lived another 10 months, happier than he'd ever been and thriving on love, food and shelter. For her efforts, Tami was prosecuted and convicted of theft, but strangely, Doogie's owners were never charged with animal cruelty. Well, Tami was just not having it, and neither were the people who, through myspace and other internet sites, were learning of this travesty of justice. Thus, Dogs Deserve Better became a national phenomena, and it has become a group on the forefront of changing nationwide chain laws, educating people and raising funds for dogs who, truly deserve better. DDB doesn't just fight to change dog chaining laws, they also lobby for harsher penalties against animal abusers. And their work is making a difference. Tami is a hero of mine. To paraphrase a sage quoth, she and her volunteers really are the people their dogs thinks they are. I urge all people who love animals to become a contributing member of Dogs Deserve Better. **Currently, 3 states in the U.S have dog chaining laws; California, Nevada and Texas. 11 States are considering bills, and the greater majority of the country has no laws and are not considering them. The fundamental law DDB is trying to pass is a nationwide ban against chaining dogs for life. Life. Imagine being left on a 12 foot chain for your entire lifetime. (happy) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iuzyIjIY4m8&feature=player_embedded (graphic) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LYJjnYfhaC0&feature=player_embedded#!

I have just read of this group and I'm going to donate money to help them in their wonderful…read morecauses. We HAVE to do all we can to stop animal abuse. Animals are totally helpless and we should do all we can to help make new laws and care for these beautiful miracles.

First of all, for those of you complaining about the dogs, you are going into her HOUSE! They LIVE…read moreTHERE! Do you take your dog, into other peoples houses that have dogs? If you do, you don't have the brains of a fish! Her dogs have never been mean! They are protective of their home, but never try to bite! She knows what she is doing, and if you treat her with respect, she treats you with respect! She takes care of the fish, and her tanks are spotless! She will tell you the truth! If you want to take your dog, go to Petco,I can assure you, the fish will most likely die, because they dont care about their care, nearly as much as they should! I have gone here, for many years, and have been very happy with everything! You want nice healthy fish, go here!

If I could give 0 stars I would. First, I called to make sure they had what was needed. I was…read moretold yes, but was not told that I needed to place my order over the phone. So we got nothing but attitude from the start of our visit due to ringing the doorbell like the sign suggested. Not to mention the dog on the other side of the glass snarling barking and growling showing teeth and jumping at my 4 year old scaring her. What kind of business let's that happen to their customers? Especially children. I got attitude for touching a shell to see the size for myself, I got attitude for handing her my debit card because she was going to need my pin. She was nothing but rude and acted like our business wasn't worth her effort.