IF YOU WANT YOUR ANIMAL TO LIVE, GO ELSEWHERE!…read more I took my 4 and 1/2 year old pure bred english springer spaniel to ACE for a "routine" teeth cleaning after Thanksgiving. Dropped him off at 8:30AM. They said to call around lunch to check on him as he needed to be anesthetized for the procedure. By 9:45AM, my personal phone was blowing up while I was on work calls on my other phone. Numerous messages were left asking me to call them immediately. One message stated that they over anesthetized my dog and could not resuscitate him. When I finally got a chance to call them to ask what was going on, the office manager had the audacity to tell me "Don't worry Mr. Auber, we are not going to charge you for the cleaning today" as if that was my biggest concern or even a thought at the moment. Finally spoke to the questionably qualified "Dr. A." who killed my dog. She said before they proceeded with the anesthetic, they ran routine blood work to make sure all was in order. Over the phone on speaker, she told my family that my dog's white blood cell count was high but ACE decided to proceed at risk. I asked for a copy of the blood work report and the blood work report shows his WBC was actually low. This changing in story as the morning progressed should raise flags in your opinion of using ACE as they obviously do not have true handle and straight story on a grave situation. Additionally, either high or low, no one from ACE called me directly and asked me if I wanted them to proceed at risk! So now my dog is dead at the hands of Dr. A and Animal Care Experts all over a basic tooth cleaning that wasn't necessarily needed! He wasn't 15 years old going in for a heart procedure! They then told me they would like to send Graham to a partner animal hospital of theirs to have a Necropsy (Autopsy) performed. I quickly shut them down and said you are sure not sending him to one of your partner hospitals (as the cynic in me feared the necropsy results would favor ACE to no wrong doing). I made sure they sent my deceased beloved dog to Tufts Animal Hospital in Grafton and when I directed them to send him there, you could hear their voices tremble! I further asked about cremation planning for after the necropsy was completed and again, ACE, in amazingly cold hearted fashion initially stated that they will email me a list of websites that do animal cremations and I can set it up and pay on line if I wish. Ultimately, ACE was putting the cost of the cremation of my pet back on me. How negligent, reckless, and heartless can one place be in the span of half a day!!! By the end of the day, they eventually came around and offered to cover the cremation and have him returned to ACE for my pick up. But once I mentioned I had spoken to an animal rights attorney, they quickly turned face and said I could go pick up my cremated dog on my own time and they don't want me on their property any longer. Their insurer, Hanover Insurance, called me a few days later and quickly informed me that in the state of Connecticut, a pet is considered "property" just like the fence in your yard. The vet is responsible for basically nothing and can go on negligently killing dogs at minimal cost to them or their insurer!!! So heed caution when choosing ACE in Thompson CT when there are 5 other vets within 4 miles north of there in Webster MA. At least in Mass, the Vets have reason for being held accountable and to not "proceed at their own risk"! Please spread the word as I have far and wide in our local community about the negligence wielded by Dr. A. and Animal care experts! Don't let your loving perfect dog or cat be next!

I discourage everyone from contacting their beloved pet with this place, especially with Dr…read more Weissbach, who lacks professionalism and empathy, sent my dog back with an ear infection, claiming that it was a superficial change, probably caused by my dog's allergy. When the ear pain worsened after a few days, I went to this clinic again. I didn't give up when they wanted to make an appointment for me only in 3 days. My dog needed help immediately. And only because the obvious infection was previously ignored. Effect? Yeast in both ears. Before this happened, I made an appointment for neutering. During a visit preparing for the procedure, and after checking my dog's teeth, Weissbach suggested removing the dental calculus in the neutering procedure, which I gladly agreed to, as it would spare the dog from having to go to anesthesia twice. However, after I dared to point out the doctor's lack of professionalism, it turned out that the earlier proposal to remove the calculus no longer valid. It was explained to me by a rude manager that it was impossible, that the doctor offered such a thing to me, that I must have understood it wrong, and that it was Dr. Weissbach word that counted, not mine. The whole conversation revolved around the opinion, unspoken loudly by the manager, but conveyed suggestively between the words, that I didn't understand because... English is not my native language. Due to such behavior, I did not allow the castration to be carried out, I took the dog and I will never go back there again. I should have done it several years earlier, when I went to them with my dog, which was suffering from severe stomach pain and refused to eat or drink. Since the dog is allergic, after examination the doctor said that it was definitely a consequence of allergies and prescribed him medications. The dog was still suffering, so we went to the emergency room at Tufts Hospital at night. And it turned out that the cause was not an allergy, but a bottle cap that my dog had swallowed. I cannot add that an intestinal sensitivity and gluten allergy, even though AEC took care of my dog, were diagnosed only by Tufts Hospital. Lack of professionalism, dishonesty, manipulation of facts, prejudice based on nationality, that's what happened to me. I think this place should be subjected to some control by a higher authority. Respecting the potential recipient of my opinion, Sylwia Helwig

Unprepared, unprofessional, and expensive. They gave us no information unless we asked, and even…read morethen, it seemed they didn't know exactly what was going on. Two stars only because of the friendly technician who seemed to care much more than the vet.

Dr. Lang and Staff truly care about our pets. Very professional staff and thorough testing with a…read morelot done on site. Would highly recommend any of the Drs, Dr.Chester, Dr.Badner, Dr.Sullivan, Dr.Brisbois and Dr.Lang make a wonderful team with their dedicated staff.

My dog was traumatized when the owner trimmed her nails so roughly that she now shakes when anyone…read morestarts trimming her nails. The woman saw that the dog eas terrified but held her down and continued. why I didn't demand that she stop so that I could take the poor terrified animal away, I still cannot explain to myself. If it looks too rough and your animal is terrified, take him/her, and leave. I wish I had done so. Now with much gentleness and soothing at other establishments, she can, after two years, get nail trims that are only minorly traumatic.

Friendly staff and most of them really seem to genuinely care about their customers. But the…read moreflea/tick medicine is overpriced.

My dog is extremely sick, it is an emergency situation. She has a history of bladder stones and has…read morehad multiple treatments and is on a special diet. It has totaled thousands of dollars at Woodstock Veterinary Clinic. I called Woodstock Veterinarian Clinic in Woodstock Connecticut again this morning. They refused to see my dog even though it's an emergency and she has been a lifelong patient of theirs! Completely unacceptable! All veterinarians are expected to adhere to a progressive code of ethical conduct known as the Principles of Veterinary Medical Ethics (PVME). The PVME comprises the following Principles, the Supporting Annotations, and Useful Terms. You can Google the complete list but I feel they violated the one below because it's an emergency. Veterinarians are expected to treat emergency situations, especially those involving animals, as it is a core part of their professional and ethical responsibility. Emergency veterinary medicine involves stabilizing and providing life-saving care for acute injuries and illnesses, such as trauma, poisoning, or severe breathing difficulties. I will never trust the care of any animal to them again. Shame on them!

Amazing staff is sure to put your pet @ ease. Peanut Butter was picked up from the streets of the…read moreBronx & has been great getting his shots & getting fixed here! Yea they're great with the kitty's too!

Not happy at all. Made an appointment for Leo my mom's cat. N didn't even show. Waited till last…read moreminute to say she isn't coming or treating our cat

Dr. Kelly is prompt, patient, and took the time to explain everything she was doing and what the…read morenext steps should be. Highly recommended.

The assistant on the phone was friendly and open about the preparations needed to have my cat…read moreneutered. The red flag only appeared when asking for a cost estimate or ballpark figure should things go smoothly. We went back and forth for several minutes and was eventually put on hold. When she returned, she only gave me the introductory visit of $84. I can't patronize a business that has such a blatant lack of financial transparency.

Took the boys for their first visit to Douglas Animal Hospital. From the moment we walked in, I…read morefelt so welcomed and comfortable. Our little Domino sometimes gets car sick, so I was a bit concerned, since the poor little guy did indeed experience some car sickness on the trip, but the Receptionist was so sweet, she made me feel so much better with her kind and supportive words. The rest of our appointment was no different. The Veterinarian Assistant and the Veterinarian himself were both so friendly and pleasant, but what really sealed the deal for me was how when it was time for us to leave, both the Veterinarian and his Assistant chatted so pleasantly with us in the Reception Area, answering additional questions I had about our boys. I love how they made us feel so important and made both Domino and Noel so comfortable, especially our Noel who seemed pretty nervous. So amazing, and I found them by reading great reviews!

I have been going to post road for the past 5 years.. from Debbie and Antonia at the front desk to…read morethe vet techs (Kim!!) and their physicians, they always take my concerns with understanding and compassion. They truly listen and acknowledge that my dog is an extension of my family.

I took my dogs there for 5 years. The owner is not a nice man and basically banished me and my dog…read morefrom coming here because I complained that it was a unsafe environment outside due to 3 business's dogs all coming together in a walkway, especially the boarding dogs which I witnessed going after pets twice. Debbie at the front desk is very nice and the other vet is also pleasant. There are 2 vets, one is the owner and he and the other vet always seemed to have different opinions on what was wrong with my pets at any given time. At the end he threatened me in a email to tell all the other vets in the area not to take me on as a client. Who does that? Cause you didnt like what I said? I didnt swear or threaten just told them it wasnt safe for my dog to come in there and I was done. FYI, apparently the other vets didnt care about his opinion ...sad to treat a long time customer with disrespect . Think twice is all I have to say about Post Rd

I brought my daughters cat here while she was on vacation. The attending vet was excellent as were…read morethe Vet Techs. Highly recommended

First time visit here with an older dog. The staff was unwelcoming and greeted my family with a…read moreguilt trip to push him to get surgery. Once we explained that we think he was too old to go under for surgery they continued to push the surgery agenda. They were dismissive about the prevent care we were taking for our dog and pushed for their agenda. Both doctor and tech staff were uncaring and expectant for us to payout thousands of dollars without caring about the cost. The environment was uncomfortable if you question any of their suggested innervations. While I don't doubt their qualifications I don't think they have a firm grasp on reality and ordinary people means in trying to help their animals.

From the first appointment to his next appointment, where he had surgery, my flame point Siamese…read morecat is deaf and partially blind from birth. He is two years old as of yesterday. He did very well at the anesthesia. They were very gentle with them. They kept me posted everything they did every procedure he was able to get neutered and it's been 11 days and my Tuco has more energy than ever he's so happy and he plays with his sister now before he used to chase her around now they play together thank you Uxbridge staff you are wonderful and I will be back in a few days with to go to get another shot. See you then

Well, Luna had her cleft palate repaired as we almost lost her twice due to aspiration and…read morepneumonia. Surgery was done here by Dr McCarthy, he was magnificent. It was a diff time for us with a lot going on in our lives and everyone was so wonderful!!! Luna is growing but continues to have issues with eating her . We THINK we have found a remedy. We highly recommend This group.