What a wonderful experience and such a kind, caring and knowledgeable professional staff!…read more This is the only veterinarian we actually look forward to going to. Dr. Suzanne Smith is supremely human and humane and care steeply about your pets as if they were her own. The prices are very fair, and our animals actually like going there.

Roughly 35 years ago I had a Springer Spaniel named "Hunter" and I had an Aunt Lorri that was…read morefriendly with Dr. Smith's Mom and Dad. In any case I got Hunter from a pet store at the local mall. I knew nothing about animal rescue or the SPCA and Hunter was just a young pup when I got him. He was never difficult with myself or any of my family members or friends but for some reason he had "hot spots" on his front paws and legs and of course he was in pain and he gave poor Dr Smith a whale of a hard time, so much so that I never understood why as she was quite patient with him and as I mentioned he was a handful. I recall the Dr's kennel assistant asking me "What kind of relationship I had with Hunter", implying she believed I had physically abused him and nothing could have been further from the truth. In any case I felt awful as I have always taken the best of care of my pups. When Hunter reached the age of 10 he became unmanageable and attacked me to the point he took a large chunk of my right arm out and I had to have him put down. I was baffled by Hunter's behavior but about 10 or 15 years later I finally found out what Hunter was suffering from. I was certain he was in bred as he was a puppy mill dog. Oddly enough I shared this story with a kennel man that was recommended to me by Dr. Thomas Trotter, a vet school class mate of Dr. Smith's and this kennel man explained to me that in all likelihood my dog Hunter suffered from a cognitive disorder called "Spaniel Rage", I had never heard of it but the kennel man described the symptoms to a Tee and I finally learned why, it was upsetting to say the least. In any case I felt very bad about it but from that time on all the wonderful companion animals I adopted came from my local SPCA in Eatontown and I became very active in supporting the work they did as they were a "No Kill" shelter and Dr. Smith's class mate Dr. Trotter has been my vet ever since and he is as able as Dr. Smith, both these veterinarians are tops in their fields. With Dr's like these I never had to second guess any decisions they made as they exuded my complete trust. Both Dr.'s Smith and Trotter are certainly examples of what a Dr. should be, and their dedication is beyond reproach IMO.

Outrageous prices Consistently overcharging…read more Exceed pre estimates by hundreds of dollars on multiple occasions

If you need reproduction services - use another vet. I brought my female Shepherd, Bay, in for rads…read morefor her litter. I made it abundantly clear when scheduling that I would need to be given Oxytocin in the event of complications which I was told 'of course, no problem!'. I took her on February 9th, received her radiographs and was then made to wait about 25 minutes where they could 'see about the prescription'. Once I was given it, I went through Chewy to order it (on February 9th) and staff neglected to approve the request for two entire days full well knowing Bay was due on Friday, February 13th and I stressed it's importance. I made phone calls, sent texts and was told a doctor would get back to me. I then was told it was my responsibility to upload the script to Chewy (which I couldn't find anyway) - which I then contacted Chewy and was told that was incorrect and they had been waiting for my vet approval this entire time, Chewy even called them and received no response. Regardless if I had the script or not, it was not my responsibility and the office did not prioritize my pregnant dog nor her puppies. I eventually was contacted on February 11th around 4pm by the practice manager who told me her staff did not feel comfortable prescribing the medication anymore after I spent $400 on the vet visit and now wasted two days. Fast forward February 12th - Bay goes into labor and as I expected, needs assistance from the drug; but I do not have it because Doylestown Vet had my hands tied and denied my dog the care she needed for a successful labor. I make an emergency trip to the ER (an additional $900 expense) she delivers 3 deceased puppies and 3 living puppies. We head home and now her labor is stalled again and the ER asked me to use the Oxytocin my vet should have responsibility prescribed me as standard repro practice. But here I am, unprepared because Doylestown chose ignorance over the reality of whelping puppies. I understand vet school and ethics, but if you care for some field experience, there's a big reality check here at my house because of your lack of concern for myself, my dog and her puppies. Shame on you for putting me in this position, stalling to tell me you had a change of mind about my dog's care, and then running down the clock so I had limited options on how to proceed finding her the care she needed. Edited to add, we are now a week out from Bay's delivery and I have had zero follow up from this practice. Ethics? I don't think so.

Zach and Justin were excellent and installed a filter in my 350 gallon pond. They were…read moreprofessional and knew exactly what to do. Now my pond is doing great and I can enjoy all my fish. Thank you again Fitz fish ponds for everything.

Best koi seller near me. We went to two other stores and decided this one is the best. They are…read morenever pushy and even helped me saved some money giving me some tips. They often have 20% off sales events during major holidays. So I recommend buying during the special events.