Been going here for over a year now and am extremely happy with the services provided. Prices are…read moreextremely reasonable and everyone is very friendly. I highly recommend them.

Nothing but praise for Dr Hydukes team.been going there over 40 yrs with cats and dogs…read more I am often amazed how Dr Hyduke is quick to problem solve.I feel my pets are family and the care there reflects love. Thank you so much.

Our dog Gwen was diagnosed with locally aggressive soft tissue sarcoma by Penn. It was located…read moreright by her eye. We were devastated. I think highly of Penn don't get me wrong. But, I was surprised to learn they do not have a surgical oncologist on staff. The Penn Dr. recommended Dr. Jennifer Reagan at Blue Pearl Malvern. She had a CT at Blue Pearl to be more informed for surgery. The CT report led us to the decision it would be wise to be as aggressive as we can to fight this. Gwen lost her right eye and a lymph node to this process. Dr. Reagan and the nursing staff kept communication very open from day one to the end. Everyone was good to us from the front desk staff to the Dr. herself. If you are an animal lover, you can tell when other people are true animal lovers. All the staff interacted with Gwen in that way and that provided much peace of mind. Gwen has had two follow ups at local vets since she has healed. Both vets commented on the quality of her stitching especially the eye since it was a long area. Gwen's pain was managed so well by the hospital I think the surgery was harder on us than it was on her. The days after coming home she was in high spirits and only concerned about where her groundhog friends were. I am thoroughly pleased with the level of care received. Recommend.

They do not care about the animal.. only money. I told them flat out what I had to pay. They agreed…read moreand then came back with nonsense and said I had an outstanding bill after the procedure was done and I told them I had NO MORE MONEY. All they said was to put my animal to sleep if I couldn't pay for the $5000 surgery they wanted to do, while leaving my poor little guy with an obstructed bladder to suffer for 5 hours!! FIVE HOURS!!!! Then when they finally did the procedure to unblock him with minimal care and said that his bladder was overly bloody.. you left him sit for FIVE HOURS!!! Horrible place. I do not recommend

My dog was diagnosed with Anal sac adenocarcinoma while my mother was on hospice, so we decided to…read moremove forward with surgical removal of the tumor (at VRC's recommendation) because we didn't want to lose two family members at the same time. Prior to surgery, the doctors at VRC indicated that successful surgery would get us 1-3 more years with our pet. During surgery, they were able to remove most but not all of the metastatic growth so it was recommended that we move forward with chemo and radiation which would extend his life by 3-6 months instead of the 1-3 years initially stated. Well, our dog died exactly a week after surgery, 1.5 hours after my mother passed. The exact situation that we were trying to avoid unfolded as our worst nightmare. Unbeknownst to us, VRC operated even though our dog was anemic, and as a result, he spent the last week of his life in pain and internally bleeding. The morning of his passing, he was vomiting up blood clots and there were clots coming out of his nose. He was in shock and urinated all over my husband as he carried him to the car to rush him to our closest Vet ER (not VRC). At the ER, we were told it was too late so we made the impossible but humane decision to hold our dog until his last breath. After arriving home, we couldn't even mourn the two deaths we just experienced because we had to clean up the blood from our carpets, curtains, floors, walls, etc. before our young children got home from school so we didn't traumatize them. We paid VRC over $10k and all they did was kill our pet in the most traumatic way. On top of that, they haven't once reached out to check on our pet (he was supposed to have his sutures removed two weeks after surgery but obviously we didn't get to do that, but no one called to find out why) or express their condolences for our loss. I would and could not ever recommend this vet practice to anyone. So disappointing and heartbreaking.

Yes it's pricey it's a 24/hr ER. Duh. It is 100% worth it. Dr. St Clair was absolutely amazing and…read morehelped me to stay calm during a very stressful emergency with my pet. They are very transparent about pricing and she gave me several different options in different price ranges. She explained everything thoroughly and made sure I understood. When I ultimately had to transfer him to a different hospital for surgery due to pricing, they totally understood and assisted with the transfer. And they even followed up to see how his surgery went.

i had been using this vet for years since rescuing my dog. i had found them to be informative and…read morecaring for my dog. that all changed when they opened the new center. each visit is a different doctor and they contradict what the previous doctor said. its obvious they are trying to get you in and out as quickly as possible. they are annoyed when you call in and forget about asking for explanations on what they are doing and how much it will cost, they make that very difficult. perhaps as an emergency center they are less interested in the routine care of your pet because of the low revenue opportunities. my last visit was the last.

Called on late Saturday afternoon because we were concerned our cat had a urinary blockage. Person…read moreon the phone could not have acted more annoyed. Told us you can bring him but I have appointments until 8 o'clock and you will have to wait hours until I can fit you in and the cost will be $157 for the exam alone. I wanted to say why don't you just come out and say don't come here.?! Their website says compassionate care??? This phone encounter was anything but. Shouldn't call yourself an urgent care if you have no desire to help an animal. Ended up going to another an ER who promptly treated him and were kind and he thankfully is recovering with what could have been a very bad situation.

Dr. Greg Hahn has been my vet for 20+ years. He has cared for 9 cats and 4 dogs that have lived…read morewith me. Dr. Hahn is knowledgeable, compassionate and very open with options, etc. As long as I live in this area, Dr. Hahn will be the one who cares for the pets who share my home.

Dr Hahn has been our vet for 15+ years. We have had 3 Labs, a Pitty , a boarder collie mix plus 7-8…read morecats over that time that he has helped us keep each healthy & happy. He is very proactive & honest with his care.

We have been going to Affinity for over 11 years and have had nothing but a positive experience…read morethroughout - from first visits for pups and a kitten to compassionate end of life care for our senior cat. All of the staff is caring and considerate.

My dog, Sonic, has been going to Affinity ever since we got him in 2015! I really recommend…read moreAffinity for your veterinary care if you're in the Malvern or surrounding areas. The Drs. and techs here really care about the wellbeing of your pet. We have been more than satisfied and my dog loves each vet visit. They're kind, compassionate, and take the time to explain to you any medical/health issues your pet may be having. 10/10 recommend Affinity for your furry friends!!!

Amazing vet. Decades of superior care. Knowledgeable, patient, understanding…read more The office staff is courteous and helpful, as well.

Dr Prier is wonderful! The staff is super nice and helpful. I'd definitely recommend!read more

I've moved a few times since I first met Dr Farmand, and I now drive 30 minutes, past multiples…read moreveterinary hospitals, to bring my cats to see him. It's worth the drive. Everyone in the office is friendly and knowledgeable and they remember both of my furkids. I rarely wait more than a few minutes for my appointment. Once there was a big dog that was finishing his appointment and they ushered us into a room before they let him out, so that he wouldn't scare my kitties. Once my little girl, Abby, needed to get an infected tooth pulled. I dropped her off in the morning before work and at the end of the day I went to pick her up and when they brought her in she laid in my lap and rolled around like she was high and happy. I looked up and Dr Farmand was grinning from ear to ear. I have never seen a human love animals as much as he does, and it shows in everything he does. He is caring and compassionate, and he always makes sure that I understand what any treatment will cost before proceeding - he knows that some of his patients' people may not be made of money, so he is prudent and does not recommend unnecessary, expensive treatment. I would recommend him time and again to anyone with an animal they love. He is by far the best vet I have ever brought my cats to.

Had my Gf bring my cat to this vet just for a standard check up because it had been a while and i…read morehad to work. I asked to make sure he got a good once over, especially with his teeth, a nail clip and a blood draw. Instead, i got a report from my gf that they couldn't even get close to my cat because he was so "misbehaved" and sent him home with 100 mg Gabapentin, without even administering it, and told us to schedule a new appt later, but not until he takes those pills. They didn't weigh him, look in his mouth, clip his nails, draw blood or anything. But they Had no problem sending me a $250 vet bill for doing literally nothing of the things i asked! Gave him 2 shots and a clean bill of health tho! Fast-forward to literally a month later, where I'm now spending $7000 at an emergency vet on a PU surgery on my blocked cat. If this vet wasn't so "afraid" of my cat he could have gotten a blood draw, like i asked, in order to check any of his levels and cell counts. Maybe i could have got him on a Urinary Care diet months ago and avoided all of this if the vet even bothered to do their job. I'm actually writing this review as I await the Emergency Vet parking lot. My cat can be nasty, I'll give you that. He was an abused street cat and doesn't like strangers. But no vet I've ever been to with him has ever complained about his behavior, refused care or even sent me home with the absolute max amount of sedative you can give a cat. My last update from the emergency vet currently working on my boy was positive! She told me he was feisty at first, but overall is a sweet guy once he feels comfortable in the environment. Funny how that works. I'm sure this vet is Great if you've got a dog who loves everyone or an old cat who is pretty laid back, but If your animal has any anxiety issues, i'd stay 100 miles away from this vet.

Dr Lyon and her staff are exceptional. Full stop. The compassion and love they show is like none…read moreother I have received for my dog. I never thought I would need a home vet, but my geriatric mastiff couldn't get in the car anymore without it being traumatic. It's so much more convenient to get care at home, regardless of your pet's health. She never pushed unnecessary medicine or tests on us in the name of selling products. Dr Lyon and her staff helped us though the last stages of my girl's life and I have no hesitation to utilize their services when our next dog finds us.

Cannot say enough good about this vet! She is wonderful and patient and takes such good care of my…read moredogs! Mobile service has been great - can't wait to see the new office. Thank you Dr. Lyon!

The Doctors and staff are warm, welcoming, and knowledgable…read more My dog always feels comfortable while she's there and I am grateful to them for helping her stay healthy and happy!

I brought my dog Molly to the Phoenixville animal today for her post surgery checkup after having…read moreteeth removed two weeks ago. They took Molly from me and said I can't come back to the room with her.The technician came out and said everything looks good but when I asked a basic question about whether she could return to hard food he said "I believe so." After spending thousands of dollars there and carefully following every medication and feeding instruction, it was frustrating to get a two minute visit with no chance to even speak to the doctor and a technician who didn't seem fully informed about her case. For the level of care and cost involved I expected clear communication and more direct guidance from the Veterinarian. After everything Molly has been through and all we invested in her care it was disheartening to walk away feeling like we were just another quick stop. I was not expecting a long consultation today just a moment of clarification from the doctor to conform Molly was healed, doing well, and ready to return to her normal routine. Just a minute of the doctor's time would have gone a long way. Joe Weisbach Phoenixville PA.