This was our second time coming here in an emergency basis. The first time our dog needed emergency surgery, and they took good care of her and she's been fine ever since. Luckily, this time was just a stomach bug. They got us in when we needed to come, and after a bit of a wait, our dog was seen. [[HIGHLIGHT]]The place was clean and nice and everyone we met was kind and professional.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] We ended up with some medicine and she was better right away. [[HIGHLIGHT]]We got some great feeding advice from the doctor as well.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] It's definitely pricey, but they do have 24 hour emergency services and they do get you in when you need it. All in all, Ibwould definitely recommend this place for emergency pet care. read more

Avoid this clinic at all costs. Reviews mentioning that Quakertown Veterinary Clinic is now in partnership with Community Veterinary Partners and TerraVet Real Estate solutions are accurate. These companies acquire clinics and expand the services to be "state of the art," but those upgrades come with a significant price premium compared to before the acquisition. Be prepared for sticker shock. The low and high estimates presented are substantial, and full payment of the low-end estimate is required before treatment begins. The demeanor and attitude of the veterinarian felt hardened and uncaring. Phrases like "I just work here and I don't set the prices" are common. There appears to be high staff turnover, as veterinarians we previously worked with are no longer there. We also did not receive follow-up calls regarding our pet, despite the high cost of care. In the last year alone, I spent over $3,000 here to remove a blockage in my dog. More recently, a 10-year old Lab/Shepherd mix in my immediate family was brought in for a foreign body obstruction. - Estimated cost for a 2-day stay: ~$3,000+ - Extended to 3 days: ~$6,000+ - Surgery estimate: $7,000+ - $10,000+ Despite the dog's pneumonia and other pre-existing conditions documented by a prior veterinarian, your clinic aggressively prioritized immediate surgery, the most expensive option, contradicting the prior recommendation to treat the pneumonia first. Given the dog's overall health outlook and financial burden, we declined treatment and took the dog home. Pet owners beware! Prices aren't based on affordability. They're based on what the public is willing to pay. A double-edged sword. read more

My dog Harley had a serious problem with her kidneys. My primary vet called ahead of time and I barely had to wait at all. [[HIGHLIGHT]]The staff was courteous, and the doctor Courtney Luce, if I have the spelling correct was frank that my dog even if admitted had a pretty poor chance because of her heart murmur making it more difficult to treat the kidneys.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] After three days hospitalized and in the ICU Harley seemed treated well when it was time to euthanize her. She was excited and happy to see me. Had a surprising amount of energy for how sick she was. I really felt she was well taken care of and her final days were as good as they could be. Of course I wish she would have made a full recovery. I felt the clinic wasn't money grabbing, I would have paid for more days in the hospital and the staff put my dog first. Thank you. read more

Quakertown Veterinary Clinic - Picture of Harley after stay in hospital. - Veterinarians Near Me - Quakertown, Pennsylvania

[[HIGHLIGHT]]Can't say enough good things about this place from reception to Vet tech and Doctor.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] All the staff is so caring. Dr. Kichline went above and beyond, explained all in detail. I highly recommend this clinic. Five Stars across the board. read more

I don't understand how this place has so many good reviews. We took my dog here for an emergency (she was having frequent vomiting and diarrhea). They took an X-ray, said they found nothing, and sent her home with no medication, X-ray follow-up, or continuity of care. When we took her to our regular vet's office during normal business hours, she was diagnosed with colitis, with significant findings on a repeat x-ray, and needed to be hospitalized. When speaking with others, they shared similar experiences of neglect at Quakertown. I'd think twice before sending my pet here and will go elsewhere if my dog has a future emergency, especially because they charged us $735 for nothing, and we still had to get additional care. [[HIGHLIGHT]]The owner responded to my Google review, stating that it did not accurately reflect the care they provided to my dog there. This is false; during follow-ups with my regular vet (Trooper Vet) and regular emergency vet (Metropolitan Veterinary Associates), they provided us with continuity of care and follow-up based on the same information given to this clinic.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] As a result, my dog was diagnosed with intestinal cancer and died 2 weeks ago. Had we had more comprehensive care at Quakertown, we may have gotten her treatment to ease her suffering much sooner. For anyone looking for quality emergency care, I'd recommend Metropolitan Veterinary Associates; they're further away, but they took such time, care, and compassion with our sweet girl. read more

I had my dog, Oliver, use the services for an abdominal ultrasound. I chose Quakertown on the recommendation of a neighbor, and due to competitive pricing. [[HIGHLIGHT]]The staff on the "testing" side of the facility was very nice. Oliver was handled with gentleness and was more than willing to go with the vet tech for the test.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] (Unusual!!! He's a "velcro dog"!) The vet who examined Oliver and reviewed the tests spent a lot of time with me, explaining in layman's terms what was seen on the ultrasound, probable cause and probable future progression. We went to our family vet to review and discuss protocol. [[HIGHLIGHT]]It seemed that Quakertown only sent one of two sets of results they said they were sending. My vet contacted Quakertown while we were in the exam room, and they immediately emailed the results.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]Other times that I called with questions of getting reports, new incurred costs, the front desk (?) was efficient.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]Very kind people. Incredibly compassionate and thorough vet.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] I am truly grateful for the testing team (left entrance of building) at Quakertown. My dog has cancer of the lymph nodes. [[HIGHLIGHT]]I took one star off for the main area, and phone directions as to where to go and procedures for my "owner protective" dog.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]When I arrived, I went to the main reception area (without my dog). Hand full of staff, all ignoring me. Almost like, "if I don't make eye contact, I won't have to help this person". One was on the phone, others staring at screens with no sense of urgency. Finally someone acknowledged me.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] I explained why I was there, and that I have an "owner protective" dog. (AKA- if I and another dog are in the same room, my 30 pd cocker turns into Cujo). [[HIGHLIGHT]]I was pointed to go down a hall to where testing was... with DOGS roaming. ARE YOU SERIOUS? Then, one of the "can't be bothered" office staff said "just drive over there (pointing over her shoulder) and someone will meet you". Where is "over there"? Being more specific would've been nice.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] I said "tell them I"m driving a (type of car)". Got in my car, drove to the end of the building, saw the ER doors. I stood outside my vehicle and waited. No one was meeting us. After 5 minutes, I made my way into the ER, down a hall... and then the nice staff in the testing area assisted from then on out. Then didn't get the call from the main waiting area. IF YOU DON'T LIKE YOUR JOB (main reception area people) FIND ANOTHER ONE. My focus should be on my dog, NOT on getting my dog in/out of a facility based on "over there". He is in/out of groomers, vets, doggy day care without seeing a dog or going ballistic due to other dogs and myself in the same visual field... thanks to many understanding staff members. (They tell me "this is common".) NOT here! SMH. read more

QVC is AMAZING. They saved my dog's life and took amazing care of him in the ICU for five days. [[HIGHLIGHT]]EVERYONE there is so warm and compassionate.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]But I save my highest praise for Dr. Wright. She somehow walks the tightrope between confidence and empathy, which is very hard to do.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]She explained everything they were doing to save my boy and always managed to give me hope, which I sorely needed.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]She's awesome and I'm not sure she really knows how much I appreciate her (and everyone else) for making sure my Kevin stayed earth side.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] read more

Quakertown Veterinary Clinic - Kevin on his first day home after five days in the QVC ICU - Veterinarians Near Me - Quakertown, Pennsylvania

This rating is for the vet, Dr Hurst and not the hospital. Ok. I was stuck taking my ill ten year old cat to Quakertown Vet . Once checked in [[HIGHLIGHT]]Dr Hurst met me at the reception desk and took me right to a room.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] The cat was quite ill and I decided to put her down. Dr Hurst was fantastic, showed compassion and empathy. He took an hour to explain all my options and he agreed putting her down was the best option for both me and her. I would highly recommend him and as long as he is at Quakertown Vet and is able to see my pets I will be back read more

Update: they called and refunded this AM I have been getting nail trims and seeing the vets here for many many years. Without informing customers, they decided to start charging a $39 office visit short procedure fee for a NAIL TRIM. They had my dog for four minutes and charged me for a $22 nail trim with a $39 fee. $61 for a nail trim that took four minutes. read more

you can delete all you want my review I'm going to have everybody leave reviews the same ones so everyone can see how you want to kill a dog by not telling them giving them a sedative could kill him instead giving him a sedative to lower their heartbeat caring less about the animal. and that's the facts and I have it on voice message that your doctor so-called doctor said from start to finish I'm waiting for someone to call so they can actually hear it so they can see how idiotic this is killing a dog read more

Avoid bringing a sick pet here. The only reason I brought my dog here is because it was a Sunday and no other vet was open. I called them first from home, asking if someone could see my dog, as he was not acting himself. I felt this was an emergency, so they said bring him right in. After waiting for HOURS and I mean HOURS, they finally called us. We sat in an exam room for over 20 minutes. I asked the woman at the desk why we were waiting so long and was told, "an emergency came in". Ok, but there were several vets working. When this was questioned I was told, "all the vets are helping". ALL the vets???? We were in the waiting room when 2 women came in with a cat in a carrier. I overheard the woman saying they found the cat behind a dresser and he looks to by dying. After waiting 30 more minutes, I found out that yes, the poor cat was put out of their misery, yet we were still waiting. I had to go to work and did not intend to be at the vet for over 4 hours. They told me another emergency came in and that they could not see me. Being I had to go to work and still drive 1 hour home, I could not afford to wait longer. One of the vet techs checked him over with her hands and said she didn't feel or see anything urgent and advised ius to leave. I asked to make sure I heard her right and said, "leave"?, to which she saide "yes, you should leave". I called work and explained my situation and was given a 2 hour window to stay. I stayed and still did not see a vet. A few hours later, I got a call at work from my daughter that our dog was having trouble breathing. I walked out of work (for which I was reprimanded) and we drove in the darkness and the rain to Blue Pearl in Leavittown. Withing 4 hours, my dog would be dead. I blame Quakertown Veterinary Clinic for the death of my dog. Had a doctor examined him and done some tests (being they are an emergency 24 hour clinic) perhaps my dog could have been treated and would still be alive today. The HOURS I spent waiting for help ticked away at the hours my dog had to live. PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE, DO NOT take your pet here for any kind of emergency!! They put "emergencies" before us, but did not put our emergency before their regular patients. They killed my dog! read more

Just took our baby girl in for an emergency visit due to a dew claw infection. We came at 9PM and left by 10:20PM. The front desk girls were super compassionate and caring, I could tell that they were caring based in their tone during my call. I loved every staff member and the attending nurses were energetic, happy, and kind. My husband and I love Dr. Ashley Cherry! She was knowledgeable, didn't try to upsell us anything, and listened to our concerns & Mocha's history actively. We will be switching to this vet permanently! read more

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Took my dog here for an emergency 2 months ago and based on the excellent care, compassion of staff, and clear lines of communication I've decided to stay as a regular patient. They are a very well oiled machine there. They triaged my dog to make sure she was stable to wait to be seen (she was, luckily). My baby is doing better now than ever. It may seem standard, but when they say they will call with results, they do. The doctor actually calls and discusses the results with you. Every time I've ever interacted with any team members there they have been nothing but kind, compassionate and helpful. read more

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I took my cat in to quakertown vet one evening recently for what turned out to be an infected toe from an injury. When I arrived, I was asked if I had an appointment and when I answered no, I was immediately escorted to the "emergency" area of the clinic. The "emergency " area was not busy that night, yet the experience took nearly 4 hours from the time I arrived to the time I left. At one stretch, I sat in the waiting area for over an hour without another admission coming in. I inquired 2 times regarding how long my wait would be and was informed by 2 different employees that my cat's condition was not an emergency and other more pressing cases are handled first. When it came time to settle the bill, lo and behold I was charged the "emergency" fee, which is double the standard fee. I contacted billing the next day and the woman I spoke to was not willing to do anything to knock the fee back to standard office visit. She actually equated them to an ER hospital visit and told me a visit to the ER is expensive also. (an ER visit would cost $50 out of pocket dumb-ass). These people are arrogant and ignorant. Avoid Quakertown vet if you can read more

Eavesdropping in on conversation, brushed it off as recording notes for the medical record To start just know this was NOT our first choice to go to for animal hospitals, after reading the reviews and how combative and defensive and uncaring they seemed in their responses of such reviews, we were hoping another animal hospital in the area was available, but they were the only one in the vicinity that had his blood for the transfusion we needed, so we took our chances. In short, our dog was still sick upon returning home from our visit there and was not eating, so we inquiried about a partial refund because they somehow missed worms in his stool. A doctor called to explain and we engaged in a 50 minute conversation in which we still did not agree.  Still unhappy I wrote an email to the customer service manager. She informed me that she was not only aware of the call with the doctor, but she listened to the entire conversation.  I was unaware she was eavesdropping and I gave no permission to be on speakerphone with someone else was listening to our conversation.  When questioned about it, and told how unprofessional that is, she stated that she was not listening but taking notes.  I am not sure how you take notes without listening, but this manager somehow pulled it off. The fact that someone could record notes, but not listen in is the only thing that impressed me about this place. Then, low and behold, I requested the medical record in its entirity, and nothing from that phone call. So I eitheir wasn't sent the whole medical required (as required), she wasn't actually recording for the medical record and she was just listening in as I originally said, or something unforeseen happened in the transmitting of records. Lastly, we were told the dog received "Gold Level Standard of Care".  Gold level standard of care, to us, is NOT a dog having little micro cuts from a shave job. Glod level of standard of care to us is NOT ants crawling on the floor in the visitation room.  Gold level standard of care is NOT missing the most basic of diagnosis.  In addition, gold level standard of care is not eavesdropping on conversation and passing it off as recording notes for the record.  If that is their idea of gold level standard of care, then they might want to reconsider re-evaluating how we care for living things. Update: I received a letter today saying we were maked for no service (as if we would ever go there anyway--it reminds me of the meme where if ur boss fires you, you quit--that's what it's like that they did ). In the letter, it said personal attacks (plural). I did use ONE bad taste metaphor that I should not have used, but unlike they seem to never do, I owned up to that. So the slander and libel of using a plural word is NOT ok, especially because it was stated as matter of fact and shared with other employees. read more

Quakertown Veterinary Clinic - Gold Level Standard of care. Little microcuts on belly from poor shave possibly . Gold level standard of care right there. - Veterinarians Near Me - Quakertown, Pennsylvania

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Do NOT take your pet there. We took our 40 pound dog there yesterday for a leg injury and the treating vet, Dr. Halloway, prescribed medications for a dog weighing more than 3 times the size of my dog. She prescribed 800 mg of Gabapentin two times a day when the correct dose is 200 mg twice a day AND she prescribed 200 mg of Tramadol every 8 hours when the correct dose is 50 mg every 8 hours. And to top it all off we were charged twice for the $235 office visit, which I did catch as soon as I got to my car and front office staff corrected and refunded when I went back in to question the duplicate charges. If I would not have realized the Gabapentin dose was 4 times the dose our regular vet prescribed earlier in the week I would have OD'd my dog. [[HIGHLIGHT]]After I called and questioned that I received a voicemail today from Dr confirming the dose was incorrect and I should give a 1/4 of the tablet and she apologized for the "miscommunication".[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] I then researched the correct dose for the Tramadol and sure enough that's incorrect too. If I would have followed the dosage instructions given by this vet I my dog would be dead today. read more

this is THE BEST place you could bring your pets to in the huge area. they're 24 hours, its a huge clinic, and they have dozens of very knowledgeable doctors and staff - their small animal lead dr arielle is one of the best in the field. [[HIGHLIGHT]]it's a relief when i see her on emergencies. i wish she would have the time for more regular appointments because i would request only her![[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] the building that they have is so nice and clean. they just opened up a new kennel around the back with more parking. the gazebo is also a nice spot read more

We brought in our cat, Blue, just recently. He was suddenly unable to urinate. [[HIGHLIGHT]]I called while we were on the way and as soon as we got there one of the nurses came out and took him right back.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]They sent me pictures each morning and called me twice each day with updates.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] He is doing so much better and we can't thank them enough for saving our baby. read more

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In response to the business owners response: I was not combative or argumentative until far into this visit. Your doctor showed very clear signs of being on some sort of stimulant, and he could barely articulate what treatment you gave my cat. He also left the room mid sentence every single time I talked to him. Your nurse was very confused, deflected every single question I had. It is NOT normal for your business's yelp to be littered with negative reviews that refer to the same issues over and over again. It is NOT normal for things to become physically aggressive at an animal hospital between staff and customers on a regular basis. Your doctor is unhinged, and you are delusional. read more

It doesn't matter who treats your pet here, you'll most likely be satisfied with the services these amazing people provide. From customer service to professional vet care, they truly know the value of care and truly appreciate your animals in all conditions under their care. My grandma, Martha Fisher, has been taking her pups here for over 15+ years and never stop admiring her regular Dr. And we have Dr. Joseph Consigli for our 16 week-old Sheepadoodle and he has been amazing as well! 10/10 would recommend anyone to come here! Now, I hate the fact that each trip costs about $200, but if you have pets you gotta be able to pay to maintain their health, right? read more

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Due to there lack of knowledge of bulldogs, I walked out of that place 2 hours later with NO diagnosis from a dr, other then my own reading and doing my own due diligence. I will never go there again with my dog.? if I could rate this place a zero star I would. read more

My mother in law was in today with her dog that was getting bloodwork done. She needed help lifting the dog into the car but the assistant that she was with was on light duty and asked one of the receptionist to help. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Their so called team lead Dashawna said "I'm just a girl, I don't do heavy lifting" while she was scrolling on her phone.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]we've dealt with our fair share of rude receptionists at this establishment but most of them try to go above and beyond for their customers.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]This isn't the first issue we've had with this receptionist. She's very rude to not only customers but to her fellow colleagues.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]Quakertown should be ashamed that this is the face of their company when pet parents walk through their doors.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]On another note thank you to Emily who was kind enough to jump at the opportunity to help my mother in law[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] read more

I brought my Beagle Macy here from Brooklyn in October of 2021. She was admitted to emergency services after she walked in on her own accord. Meaning, they took her in IMMEDIATELY. This was during the Covid SCAM so it made things a bit more complicated. I left her there for 3 days and was told she had a kidney and liver infection but no precise prognosis was determined other than that. They charged me fifteen hundred dollars a day (final ~$4,500 bill), for the three days she was left there. I asked them if they could relax their exorbitant costs to maybe $700 per day since she was not in EMERGENCY STATUS any longer and I am not wealthy but they said -NO. Essentially the treatment she was getting was intravenous for part of the day and a couple of blood tests, being boarded in a small metal cubicle and attempts at feeding her. THIS is what I was told. After refusing to RELAX their costs to $700 (that must be a pittance to them), as previously mentioned since I'm NOT a millionaire, I then asked if I could treat her at HOME if I administered equivalent oral medication. I was given an affirmative. After THREE days of being in there and SUPPOSEDLY my Macy being given emergency attention, I had to CARRY her to the car. Remember, that she walked in on her OWN and now I am carrying her to the car that I parked in the same spot as when I first brought her in. Really? How was she apparently WORSE compared to first bringing her there??? How is THAT possible if you're treating her? There were DIFFERENT doctors I communicated with over the phone for 3 days. What's up with THAT? Why isn't ONE doctor giving ATTENTION to the pet? That is one of the things that first turned me off. It makes one think they have Interns working there with maybe one doctor overseeing them. I asked them if she could be treated by me and brought home. They said YES. They gave me directions and I followed them to the T. Not ONCE, not a single time did they just say something like - " If you take her home she WILL die. She is best at THIS point at least, being kept here. " They DID NOT inform me of this. Is a matter of fact they called a day before she PASSED, two days after taking her out, to see how she was doing and to the woman's surprise on the phone she was SEEMINGLY doing okay other than being tired and unable to stand for long. So I was told to not give her a particular medicine they gave me due to it being a relaxant. Totally understandable. I regret to this day that I ever brought her here. This place disgusts me and in my experience, they are nothing less than money hungry blood suckers. I thank God that in the 4 years and 4 months I was blessed with my Macy, she was with with me EVERYDAY throughout the ENTIRE day. Yes, even at work. She was approximately 13 1/2 years old. read more

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We have gone to this hospital in the past without issue. Last week our 3 year old poodle died because they refused to accept new patients. We were at Eastern Pennsylvania Veterinary Medical Center. Fudge had a foreign object in her esophagus. They had no vet on staff who could handle a scope. Quakertown did. They called Qtown because it was the closest place that had a vet that could do the scope. They said no. She died 3/4 of the way en route to another hospital over an hour away. My husband had to watch the dog gasp for air and die. Absolutely unforgivable. This economy has overworked veterinarians. I should have just gone and insisted they see her! They aren't going to turn away such a critical walk in but its so easy to say no on the phone. Rest in peace Fudge. read more

I can't stress enough how much you should NOT take your pets here. they misdiagnosed our beloved cat and sent him home, near death. after charging us an exorbitant amount of money for a three hour emergency visit. we have paid only a fraction more for him to spend 4 nights(and a ton of tests) at another vet hospital. They are thieves and there are "too many cooks in the kitchen!!!" read more

first of all, the people were nice. the assistant for L131 really seem to care about my animal. But- I took my cat Puff there for L131 radiation treatment for hyper thyroidism. The first treatment didn't work. She had to go back for a second treatment. then he became hypo thyroid. Now She's on a medicine that cost $60 a month over $600 a year. So basically I paid $3000 for the first treatment that didn't work because ? Who knows?. I can only guess. Bad math? I don't know. And now I have a cat that's not quite herself that's on medication every day, so no. if you have a cat with hyperthyroidism, it is not a guaranteed fix. I had to laugh when the $60 a month medicine worked ( she was tested). The doctor was very excited. "Well now you have your cat back.". I didn't have my cat back. She's a completely different cat. she just lays in bed all day. Miss My Girl but still love her. W. Sweeney read more

[[HIGHLIGHT]]Adelle April the business manager misrepresented the chronology and she trolls reviews[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] . Quakertown does not provide emergency services with tr. They do not triage small animals. We got to the site at 12:00 pm and we were not in a room until after 6:00 pm with an additional wait. The Quakertown front desk with at least 5 people with our dog i. distress and did nothing. There is no triage person to assess the condition or need for action. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Adele STOP placing blame on pet owners . Adele save your faux comments because they are contributory to compromising precious minutes that are a matter of life or death for our small animals[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]]. Our companions that are in need of emergency services depend on triage. When did that happen? It did not and those minutes may have cost a 1.5 year old healthy dog it's life. The state will determine what happened. They have the chronology. I have two vets and 5 MD's willing to go to Harrisburg for a discussion about emergency services and triage. They let her die and our complaint is still pending with the State Board. They needed to operate immediately but did nothing until her healthy heart gave out when they endlessly did nothing for our Sasha. read more

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Our two year old Dachshund had IVDD (Intervertebral Disc Disease) and couldn't use her back two legs. Dr Speak had recommended acupuncture and cold laser therapy, and now she's nearly walking normal again! Very happy with our experience. read more

Quakertown is the worst veterinary Hospital ever do you know why? If you ask any questions or question any service you are told you have an attitude problem. As pet parents we should be able to advocate for our pets and that is asking questions and deciding what is best for them. The office manager is Adelle and she is such a narcissist and turns everything around to be your fault, I have never in my Proffesional career came across someone so cunning and rude. Mark my words if they don't fire her or at least address some of the other comments she has made in these reviews Quakertown Vet Hospital will keep going down hill, there is a reason there isn't much of a wait time there during emergency hours and while local vets recommend Metropolitan or Eastern. I will never go back to Quakertown. Pet owners be aware. In true Narcissistic response Adele will always blame the customer instead of realizing what they could have done better. Once again it is our right to question and advocate for our pets and no one should be treated and threatened like I was from Quakertown. Once again if Quakertown was really all about the animals care than you wouldn't be told you were being rude and sent a letter you are no longer a client. Once again if you read the reviews Adele always blames the customers and never says I'm sorry for the poor experience and most importantly I'm sorry we could not take better care of your pet. Instead you get a letter stating they will no longer take you on as a customer, so they do not have to deal with their poor management and care giving of our pets. read more

Dr. Wilbers was amazing with our pig! Definitely worth the travel to find someone who is very knowledgeable. He not only helped our pig, but took time to educate us as well. Highly recommend! read more

I was referred to Dr Wilbur multiple times before I took our pig there. From the second we walked in, it was clear that this was the place to be. Dr. Wilburs calmness with our new pig was exactly what we needed. We've been coming for years and we're so thankful! read more

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I can't thank this clinic enough. My family and I came home from running errands to our cat very ill. It was on a Saturday afternoon and our vet was already closed. I called another place who referred us here because they couldn't see us. They were super quick to accommodate us unfortunately while I was on the phone our cat passed away. The gentleman on the phone was very empathetic and super patient with me and walked me through next steps. I brought her in for them to confirm and the entire staff was so empathetic. They brought me in another door and brought me right back. A few days later they sent us a card as well. This clinic went above and beyond for us in a difficult time and we really appreciated it especially since this isn't our normal veterinary. read more

My dog Roxy has undergone four surgeries with Dr. Dinardo. Two ACL repairs, and two removals of sarcomas on her hip and one on her paw. He was incredible. The care is top notch, even during the pandemic. Dr. Dinardo spent so much time with me, and his care for Roxy was beyond genuine and exceptional. I Highly recommend this clinic for any animal. Thanks so much! read more

I appreciated that this vet got me in the same day when my other vet was closed. However my appreciation ends there. Back story: I went to my home vet to rule out a medical cause for my cats inappropriate urine marking outside the litter box before treating it as a behavioral cause. Completely understandable, which is why I went to the vet in the first place! My home vet did a urine analysis to rule out UTI and other causes of bladder irritation. My cat had Struvite crystals in the urine but otherwise the test was benign. My home vet recommended a special Urinary Care SO formula cat food that costs over $100/bag, increasing my cats water intake to dilute the urine by getting a water fountain, and finding ways to reduce anything that might be stressing out my cat. All this added up to over $300 for the visit and treatments, which I hoped to resolve the issue. She said if the diet didn't improve the urination issue within a few weeks, it was probably a behavioral issue which could be treated with Prozac, a highly effective medication for inappropriate urination in cats! No recent changes other than having a baby, which may have been the cause. I tried everything the vet recommended over a month's time but nothing stopped my cat from urinating all over the house! In fact it went from primarily 2 rooms to my cat marking every bedroom and now my new, very expensive Lovesac couch! My husband was furious!!! He was literally throwing my cat out of the house to "become an outside cat" as he put it. He didn't care if he came back. He threatened dropping him off at the pound too. So this brings me to my urgent vet visit to Quakertown Vet, the day my vet was closed! I explained this was my LAST DITCH EFFORT to save my cat! I explained what the other vet had done and recommended. I explained my husband was on the verge of getting rid of my cat and I NEEDED to find a immediate solution!!! I did report that the cat had a slight red tinge to his urine, which I thought was from concentrated urine but also worried it might be blood. However I stressed we already ruled out a medical issue, and he had been on the special diet a whole month with no improvement, and recently had a new baby which might be stressing him out. I said I would like to start him on Prozac like my other vet recommended because I needed him to stop urinating on things immediately regardless of what was causing it. What did the vet recommend? Starting all over again with ruling out a medical issue. She recommended another urine analysis, bladder xray to r/o other types of stones, and 5 different types of oral medications (nerve pain meds, NSAIDs, muscle relaxers) to "hit any bladder irritation" that was going on! Everything BUT a prescription for PROZAC. The bill was almost $600!!!! UA results negative. Bladder xray negative. A list of medications just in case the cat had bladder irritation. A $600 bill and no Prozac which I came in for. This vet better be right!!!! Well I administered the 5 meds over the next 3 days. It did stress the hell out of my cat to try to get him to take 5 oral meds. Special cat pheromone collar. Did everything she recommended. No improvement in the cats inappropriate urination! I am upset because the vet did not listen to me, the client who would literally have to rehome their cat if the treatment did not work. I was told Prozac was highly effective by another vet and the research backs this up. I feel I was forced to rule out medical causes AGAIN as a money grab opportunity!!! Maybe another UA was indicated to ensure there was no trace amounts of blood, but XRAYS and 5 prescription pain meds?! Seriously, I feel like you are just price gauging me to work my cat up again for medical treatments! None of which worked, like I suspected would happen because it was a BEHAVIORAL PROBLEM!!!! Just listen to your clients. If the Prozac didn't work, I could have returned for further suggestions! Now I no longer have my cat. No thanks to Quakertown Vet! ***I've spent more on my cat for one visit at Quackertown Vet than I have for any of my children's doctor visits. Something about that does not sit well with me. ‍ read more

Called Quakertown Veterinary Clinic at 130 pm and was told my Vet was there and I should leave a message for a call back. By 630 there was no reply so I called again. Sorry, your Doc is gone til Tues! Since my furbaby was experiencing a bad reaction to a new med I told them I needed to speak to someone. They said they were crazy busy and would call me back. At 830 I called yet again. My message was in the back with the Docs and someone would call me. At 1200 the office is closed and I call the emergency number. Sorry, we are really busy. At 1230 am I am finally going over to pick up a different med for a pretty serious condition. The Vets here are good but the communication is severely lacking. Maybe they are understaffed? I just cant understand why it took 4 phone calls on my behalf and 11 hours to get someone to finally respond. read more

Do not go here by any means. They almost killed my moms dog. He went in healthy looking, came out a totally different non alert dog. So drugged up he couldn't even function, didn't even know who we were. It took him days to come around after being misdiagnosed. Only God knows what went on in that place. read more

See Milford Veterinary clinic. Better service and Kathy isn't a scam artist. If I could give this place zero stars I would. The front desk was awesome though. Management and billing have no people skills and temper tantrums to say the least. Never left a bad review or been spoken to in such a derogatory manner. read more

They took $3,707 for my dog to die. They told me I'd get his paw print. They gave me a squished sponge, instead of what everyone else does, ink on a paper...how am I supposed to get him tattooed on me? They burned him before I found out about the paw print so I lost the chance to ever have his paw on my body. Not to even mention that I was asked to leave because my crying was too loud and I spent too long with my dogs dead body. It wasn't enough. I miss him. And now there's no paw print. They sent me to voicemail after saying "sorry there's nothing I can do" Edit after they responded: I was hysterical, of course I didn't question what a paw print is....and yes. It was a squished sponge. The lady who sent me to voicemail was rude so OF COURSE my first amendment right is my friend. I wanted to hold him longer but you needed the room. He was there for 3 days and I got to see him Once and then he was dead and I will never forgive you for the aftermath of the death, obviously it isn't your fault he died. I honestly hope you fix this issue for future people because no one is questioning paw prints when they're crying on their best friend's carcass read more

I love Quakertown Vet Clinic. They have been our go-to vet practice for several dogs over the years (despite the fact that we live almost an hour away). It's multi-generational too-- we first came here with my mom's dogs, and now I come here with my dog. I can trust that whenever I walk in, my dog and I are going to be okay. Not all heroes wear capes. These ones wear scrubs!! We've come here for cancer, dentistry, a porcupine incident, a dog attack... and so much more in between. Every time we come through those doors, we and our furry friends are treated with dignity and respect. I've even been cared for MYSELF (given bandaids, an ice pack, emotional support) in the waiting room when I came in after the dog attack happened, clearly anxious and distressed. They go above and beyond. Lots of love to team QVC! read more

Brought our dog here for an ultrasound was lied to and told they have radiologist there that do the ultrasound- come to find out the vet that does them just has an "interest" in them but is not a radiologist and in fact her pics were so awful my vet couldn't even tell anything from the scan- then they have the nerve to try and charge 400$- never again read more