The absolutely worst experience we've ever encountered…read more I'm here to share our experience that we had today with this vet. We scheduled our German Shepherd to establish care and had paid $65 prior to his appointment to be taken care of accordingly. Once at the veterinary the vet tech took his information and weighed him. We then waited for the veterinarian came in to what we thought exam our pooch. The vet tech mistakenly thought I told her our dog had a limp, in which he has never had one, so they confusing began to walk him around in the waiting area so check for a non-existent limp. They were told specifically that he has been licking a part of his leg every now and then, that's IT. So they walked him in circles a few times and brought him back into the room where I was waiting. After they brought him back in, they informed me that they will not be seeing him because they are a "stress free" clinic and he would have to be prescribed a medication to calm him down. (Our dog has been seen his entire life of two years without any medication). Then my spouse called the vet as I was waiting to ask why they couldn't see him without any medication and when told they wouldn't without medication, we asked for our refund, considering they did nothing other than walking him in circles to check for something that was absolutely never said. After talking on the phone with my wife, the manager rudely came into the room and said "you need to get out now" because they were asked for a refund and we were appalled that none was given. I'll note that their recorded calls did NOT disclose of such non-refundable deposit. We were totally shocked they would not refund our money since they told us to leave and were done with our dog because we didn't want him taking any medication to make him drowsy. Upon walking out, the same manager was arrogant and said "Thanks for your business". I can't speak for any of the other reviews, or experience as this was our only one, but I would think twice about bringing any animal here for the mere fact that they are the most unprofessional establishment I've ever encountered. 10 minutes after this, we take our dog to the local groomers where she cute his nails WITHOUT ANY PROBLEMS OR MEDICATION. We were not told that they had a "stress free" clinic and for a business to practically steal $65 for absolutely NO care is ridiculous. It should be discussed prior to deposit if customer is okay for their dog to take that type of medication, and if not then don't take someone's deposit. Thanks for stealing $65 for nothing. The new management couldn't manage themselves out of a wet paper sack. "Thanks for your business

If I could rate this vet less than one star I would. From why I understood this clinic was bought…read moreout a few years ago by a new Vet. This vet just wants your money. She tried to make me feel like I was abusing my family dog, literally our baby, because I couldn't afford to spend $10,000 to fix his broken toe and have him put under once a week for 6-8 weeks. She literally was beyond condescending when I told her financially it wasn't possible. We went to Patton Veterinary Clinic in Red Lion for a second opinion and they came up with a treatment plan that everyone was confident with and we were as well for less than $500. A year later and his toe is good as new. SAVE YOURSELF THE STRESS AND MONEY DO NOT TAKE YOUR PET HERE.

You never truly realize how deeply your pet has become woven into your family until you're faced…read morewith the possibility of losing them. That moment came for us, and if it weren't for the critical attention and swift decision-making of Sandy Bulson at Mason Dixon K9, Reacher might not be here today. Sandy recognized something was wrong and sent Ryan with Reacher to PAWS Animal Hospital, where he was quickly diagnosed with the early stages of bloat. Ryan quite literally raced against time earning his NASCAR checkers in order to get Reacher to the Mason Dixon Animal Emergency Hospital (no affiliation with MDK9). There, two technicians and the ER Vet were prepared for Reacher's case. Otherwise, I wouldn't be sharing these photos or writing to share the story. Thanks to the seamless coordination between Mason Dixon K9, PAWS Animal Hospital, and Mason Dixon Animal Emergency Hospital, Reacher received life-saving care. The complexity of this particular case started with Reacher not showing the textbook signs of gastric dilatation-volvulus, (GDV), or commonly known as Bloat: no distended belly, no retching, no drum-like sounds when tapped. Something to note, bloat is a life-threatening condition that often presents with vague signs and progresses rapidly. Instead, Reacher was drooling excessively, refusing food, and suffering from severe diarrhea. Sandy's intuition and evaluative judgment led to that crucial appointment. What followed was 48 hours of intense anxiety for our family, as we were out of town and Reacher's fate now rested in the hands of the exceptional team at Mason Dixon Animal Emergency Hospital. I could go over every detail, but it's best to sum it up and share just how amazing Mason Dixon K9, Mason Dixon Animal Emergency Hospital, and Paws Animal Hospital are. They worked seamlessly together to save Reacher, and I know other pets and families who have found themselves in life threatening situations. Our family is forever grateful to each of these extraordinary teams. If you're wondering whether you're making the right decision by choosing them, stop wondering. You are. The only mistake would be not putting your trust in them!

They are a compassionate & attentive staff of professionals that have always addressed our…read moreconcerns. Our boy's well-being and health is as important to them, as it is to us. Wouldn't go anywhere else.

We chose this practice when we moved to the area 4 years ago. We have only great things to say…read moreabout the services provided. They were really supportive through the illness and passing of our senior dog. Very compassionate. Also very pleased with their response to questions and concerns. The pharmacy service is very convenient and quick.

Took my cats there pre boarding visit. Couldn't have been any nicer. Dr. Armentrout is very…read morecompetent.

It's a long wait, like crazy long, but the staff is amazing. The Vet Dr Chelsea is so thorough and…read moredoesn't rush through care of your pet even with the long line and she and the team couldn't be nicer.

Manchester Vet is absolutely amazing! They have been great with our Catahoula dog, Moose. They were…read morefantastic when I found a stray kitten on the side of the road, & helped me nurse him back to health with a next-day appointment! (He had an ulcer on his eye, a URI, and various other issues.) When our Maine coon mix was acting off, we got him diagnosed with diabetes quickly and they showed me exactly how to administer his insulin. I trust them with our precious babies, both past, current, and future!

I've used Manchester Vets for well over 25 years. Always found Dr. Baker, and the other vets to be…read morepersonable and honest and very caring of my dogs. Their fees are reasonable. Without hesitation, I highly recommend them!

My doggos and I love this veterinary office! They are…read morekind, knowledgeable and reasonable on prices. They treat my overly-friendly kissing monster 85 pound pit bull and my scared 60 pound boxer very well, the boxer is afraid of everything at the vet and they are always so slow and gentle with him. I appreciate having that gentle care for them both. Highly recommended!

Hanover Vet is the place to go! The technicians are amazing and very kind when they answer the…read morephone. Though they are not letting in people right now (because of covid) they are doing very good at treating the animals! Whether you are there for a medication or a check up they will treat you and your pet well!

Dr. Lyons and staff at the Animal Hospital of West Manheim are wonderful! Dr. Lyons is extremely…read morecompetent, kind, and genuinely cares about animals! Dr. Lyons did an amazing job on my boxer dog's ACL repair. He also diagnosed and removed mast cell tumors (cancer) from my dog. The practice is clean and has a pleasant appearance. I highly recommend.

I been going to them for years and they are the best great care Dr. Sloat is the best when I had to…read moreput two of my cats to sleep they were so good and cared so much Well I am back I have a Emotional Support Cat so he will be coming there Thanks Everyone there

Took my boyfriend's children's dog, who they've had for over 10 years, to the YCAH. Upon checking…read moreout, I went to make an appointment for our new puppy, who has been being seen by a different office, not affiliated with this one. They somehow messed the paperwork up and linked the two charts together and when I tried to get it straightened out, they told me they could not do anything until they get "permission" from the ex-wife, as she is the primary person on the chart. The ex wife has never even met my puppy, nor myself. The office had no problem doing office visits and accepting payments without a phone call to the ex-wife over the past however long from my boyfriend or myself when we bring the older dog in but now we can't make an appointment for our puppy without having to talk to the ex-wife first. When I told them OK then I will cancel my appointment and take her somewhere else, they had no issue with losing a customer. In fact they were pretty rude when hanging up. You definitely won't catch me bringing either dog back into this office.