VEG was there for me and my puppy when she got into something and started acting sick. They brought…read moreher inside immediately from the curbside and I was able to stay with her the whole time. The veterinarians were kind and knowledgable and kept me informed throughout the entire time they treated her. I hope I never have to return, but if I do, I know my dog will be in the best hands.

No one wants to think about pet emergencies, but if you do VEG is a great choice!!…read more My senior dog was unable to bear weight on his back leg suddenly and we called our vet to only be passed along to VEG. My town has an AVETS, but they are not preferred with tons of bad reviews.... So we immediately popped open to see if VEG was the same. It wasn't... VEG is in a brand new facility and has everything to make your experience better. Yes, we still were there for 5 hours. But... the seating is cascaded around the central hub of doctors and nurses with little couches and alcoves of benches. Our dog didn't like the hard floor with his hurting leg but the nurses immediately brought over a comfy dog bed for him. The staff were all so nice! Youthful, genuinely happy, and comforting for all the animals. I will always choose to go here!

I took my dog the one evening at the recommendation of my vet. He was very sick and was bleeding…read moreinto his abdomen. I just have to say that I was extremely impressed with everyone there!!! Even though we received bad news they made him as comfortable as they could. The doctor said it was likely a cancerous tumor on his spleen that was bleeding. Heartbroken we felt euthanasia was the best option for his age. His doctor was absolutely wonderful the whole time and spent time with to answer any questions. She also remained with us the entire time. I feel like we had the most compassionate people I could have asked for, just like our own personal vet. At the end of the night we paid only for the drugs and cremation. I wish I could remember all their names to personally thank them!! The world needs there kind of people!!!

BluePearl is a chain of specialty and emergency veterinary hospitals in dozens of states across the…read morecountry. This particular BluePearl location was formerly called the Pittsburgh Veterinary Specialty & Emergency Center (PVSEC). It has a 24-hour emergency department and also offers specialty services such as cardiology, neurology, dermatology, oncology, ophthalmology, surgeries, and others. For probably over a decade, I have taken my cats and dog here. Below are details about some visits in the past couple of years: Story #1: In January 2024, my husband and I noticed that our dog Olive had an unsteady gait on all four legs, completely stopped eating food and drinking water, and had urinary incontinence. An emergency veterinarian at BluePearl did a physical exam and an x-ray for Olive. The veterinarian diagnosed Olive as having hip dysplasia. She gave Olive an injection of methadone, prescribed a short course of gabapentin, and told us to follow up with our regular veterinarian in several days. This emergency visit cost $608. My husband and I thought that this diagnosis and treatment were incorrect, so on the next morning, we returned to BluePearl. A different veterinarian performed a more thorough physical exam, and she noticed that Olive's eyes were blind. An ophthalmologist said that Olive's optic nerves were inflamed. I requested a neurology consult. The neurologist admitted Olive to the ICU. He ordered vital signs, laboratory tests, an IV catheter and medications, a ventilator, an x-ray, an MRI, etcetera. Hours later, the neurologist told us that Olive had "by far the worst scenario": brain cancer that had spread through much of her brain. Later that day, a different veterinarian euthanized Olive. The total cost for the emergency department, ICU, and euthanasia was $5,688. -------------- Story #2: In February 2024, my cat Nika strained to urinate and had red urine, so we took her to BluePearl. A veterinarian performed laboratory tests and an ultrasound. Several hours hours later, the veterinarian diagnosed Nika with kidney disease and a urinary tract infection, and she ordered an antibiotic and a pain medication. The total cost for this visit was significantly higher than the estimate and was $1,225. In March 2024, Nika's regular veterinarian could not determine what was causing her days-long inappetence and constipation, so he referred us to BluePearl's emergency department. At BluePearl, the employees at the front desk said that a veterinarian would be assigned to Nika in a couple of hours, but the wait time was actually several hours. Around 3 AM, a veterinarian called me and said that we had previously consented to spending $4,000-6,000, but we had actually been told $2,000-4,000. The veterinarian performed laboratory tests and an abdominal ultrasound, and she ordered IV fluids, an enema, and several medications for nausea and vomiting, appetite, etcetera. We kept Nika in the hospital for two nights for a total cost of $4,046. I thought that the veterinarian performed the correct tests and treatments and that she gave the correct post-discharge instructions. In the following months, we took Nika here for a couple more visits. Generally across all of our visits, the wait times were long, the final costs were significantly higher than the estimates that we had been given, and BluePearl has not always communicated test results to our regular veterinarian or even to me, so we wasted that money. As a result, we will still consider using BluePearl for after-hours emergencies, but I feel eager to try a couple other veterinarian hospitals that are opening near me.

From start to finish, I was happy with the service and care my dog and I received. Calling to…read moredetermine if I needed to bring my dog in was easy and I was able to get an appointment pretty quick. The front desk staff was friendly and helpful. Both the tech and doctor were absolutely amazing with my dog. You could tell they truly loved dogs and their jobs. I was given all the options and not pressured into anything. I chose to do the testing just to be certain. Thankfully, there was nothing major wrong with my dog and we were prescribed some meds to support him while he got better. It seemed to be the best experience you could have when having to take your pet in for an emergency. Hopefully, I don't ever have an another emergency, but I am relieved to know I have a nice place close by to take him if I have to. Dr. Braun was amazing. She was genuine, patient, friendly, and it was obvious being a vet was her true calling! She gave me her thoughts and told me my options but didn't pressure me into anything. I felt confident that I could trust her opinion. The tech we started with was also super friendly and caring! I wish I could remember her name. She attentively listened to me rattle off everything I could think of and was awesome with Finn. I was happy with absolutely everyone we interacted with from start to finish. Everyone was GENUINELY friendly.

1 STAR - I left feeling like this place cares more about collecting your money than keeping a…read morecustomer or addressing legitimate concerns. On 08/20/2026, I rushed my cat KitKat here because his ear was beginning to swell. My regular vet couldn't see him until 09/17 and recommended Rainbow. I was grateful they got us in immediately. I was told we caught the problem early, that draining was not necessary, and that medication and cleaning should bring the swelling down. That first visit cost $313.66, which I paid without complaint. Unfortunately, his ear continued swelling until it completely ballooned. I returned on 09/11/2026 and was given the choice of draining it or surgery. I specifically asked about cost. The veterinarian told me surgery was around $740 and bloodwork would be another $100. I chose surgery because I wanted KitKat taken care of properly. Surgery wasn't expected until around 9 PM and I live over an hour away, so I asked if he could stay overnight. I was told the initial overnight stay would not cost extra, and I double-confirmed that with my partner standing there. I later CHOSE to keep him additional time through Sunday and understood those additional boarding charges would be mine. I have never disputed that. Minutes later, a tech brought me an estimate for $1,085. I immediately questioned why it was so much higher than the approximately $840 I had just been told. I was told several estimated charges would actually be lower, I wouldn't need to pay for an E-collar because I brought my own, and I should receive money back. I paid the $1,085 deposit. Then the numbers continued changing. On 09/12, Rainbow texted me that my running total was $974.70. Later I received another total of $1,039.32. KitKat was also treated for tapeworms for about another $22. My final bill on 09/13/2026 was $1,082.92. My refund from the $1,085 deposit? $2.08. My problem is NOT that I cannot afford another $50 or $100. Between $313.66 on 08/20 and $1,082.92 for this treatment, I spent $1,396.58 here in less than a month. My problem is being told around $840, then seeing $1,085, then $974.70, then $1,039.32, and finally $1,082.92. What really ruined this place for me was what happened when I questioned it. Instead of someone calmly explaining the differences, I felt like I was met with attitude and dismissed. When I brought it up again at pickup and said I would be reviewing my experience, they seemed completely unconcerned. I was told they could print KitKat's records so my regular vet could remove his stitches. I had to point out that I already paid Rainbow for his follow-up care and intended to return for it. That interaction told me everything. Once they had my money, I did not feel like keeping me as a customer, answering my concerns, or rebuilding my trust mattered. It genuinely left me feeling like the money mattered more to them than the relationship with the pet owner. Some of the staff caring for KitKat were kind and sent good updates, and I appreciate them. But that does not erase inconsistent pricing, poor communication, and the treatment I received simply for questioning my bill. I have the estimates, invoices, text messages, medical records, and documentation of these interactions. Also, pet owners should compare medication prices instead of automatically purchasing everything through a veterinary hospital. I use CanadaPetCare.com for many common pet products because the prices can be considerably cheaper. I cannot recommend Rainbow Veterinary Hospital based on my experience. Clear pricing and basic respect should not be too much to ask when someone is already worried about their pet.

I needed to get my dog to the vet. I usually take him to a place in WV. When I called them, they…read moresaid they had a machine down, and if my pet needed xrays we would have to be sent out. I said who do you recommend? They told me Med Vet. I was so scared to take my baby somewhere that I didn't know and he didn't know and I knew it was his end of life. I can't say enough good about the staff at MedVet. Me, my son, and my Ollie were treated so kindly from the minute we walked in. Dr. McGuire came in and sat on the floor with me and Ollie to explain what was going on. The tech laid on the xray machine with Ollie and petted him to keep him calm. I couldn't even get some family members to do that. I'm grateful I had the opportunity to go there and meet them. I wish the outcome was different, but it wasn't. I just know someone reading this may come across this situation and be scared like I was, but I trust when they say they will love them like they are their own, because the did, and they didn't even know us.

If I could give zero stars I would. Sat in our car for 20 minutes to do a Parvo test. Came back…read moreclear so we went inside where a 3 month old puppy and I sat for 9 hours. No one checked on us.Puppy threw up twice and they had to clean it up. He was still not seen. About 6 of us sat that long. When we saw the Dr shewant to do very expensive tests since the Parvo test they gave was only 95%. Also other expensive tests. I told her my REAL Vet opened in 9 hours and I would go there. Massive rip off. Everyone who was seen before us said the same thing. $500,00 to $600,00 for 9 hours and they were all told more expensive tests were needed. And my puppy is still sick. DONT GO HERE

Amazingly kind, compassionate and knowledgeable people! They are upfront about cost and care of…read moreyour pets. I had a follow up with the normal clinic and they are just as wonderful. They took such good care of my dog that I changed vets to make them our primary.

No one ever wants to end up at the Emergency Vet but we had a great experience here. The staff was…read moreall very friendly and the treatment was affordable.

Kylie does a great job grooming Sophie exactly how I request. Staff is very friendly and…read morewelcoming. Sophie always smells and looks amazing. Highly recommend this grooming business.

I won't take our Golden Retriever anywhere else! Arianna does a truly amazing job! She takes her…read moretime and is meticulous when grooming our Lily. She comes home looking like a show dog and is so proud of herself! The staff here is friendly, welcoming and professional.

Awesome experience!!! I just moved to PA from across the country and needed a new vet - which I…read moreprobably don't have to say is an anxiety provoking experience!!! Based only on other reviews and a "gut feeling, I went with PetVet 364 Cranberry and am so happy I did. Everyone I interacted with there was amazing - from the person who answered the phone and made my appointment (Natalie I think), the Vet's assistant/tech (Ashley), to the vet herself - all of them were patient, caring, friendly, understanding, and genuinely listened intently to me as we discussed my cats needs. Also, they have this amazing special "cat room" that was probably even more cat friendly than my home LOL. So rather than going into a sterile exam room with a metal table, I was able to bring my cat into a warm comfortable room equipped with cat toys, cat condos, litter box and treats! That instantly put my cat (AND me) at ease which is critical - esp if you have anxious pets! All in all, I couldn't have asked for a better experience for me and my pets and we plan to stick with this wonderful vet clinic in the future. If I could give 6 star rating, I would

I can't say enough good things about my experiences so far with Petvet365. My initial visit was in…read moreMonroeville (Wilkins) and today I went to the Cranberry location and saw Dr. Amy Shiflett. I was able to get same-day appts both times. The receptionists are friendly and welcoming. The Drs and assistants are so warm and kind, it makes the scary experience of needing a vet right away so much more calming. I can tell they care about my dog and me and treated her like their own. The rooms are cozy with couches and a TV and help to destress my dog (and me). The Dr and assistant sat on the floor with me and my dog (so personal and caring) and listened to everything I said so attentively and patiently. They were knowledgeable and thorough. My beagle is 11 and I've had some bad experiences with cold, callous veterinarians in the past, but I'm so thankful I have somewhere I feel I can depend on when I need it. 10/10

We have taken all of our dogs to Cameo at Reigning Cats & Dogs for the last 20+ years. All of our…read moredogs are Bichon Frise's, and if you are familiar with this breed of dog, they get very fluffy and have curly coats, and can get matted and dirty because they are white dogs. She always does an excellent job with our dogs. When we had two dogs at one time it would take about 4 to 4 1/2 hours to finish both dogs. Now that we are down to only having one dog it takes about two hours for a full grooming, which includes his bath, a full haircut, shaving down about 5 inches of hair for his summer cut, and doing his nails. When I read reviews that mention this Salon being dirty with pet hair and smelling like dogs, I think to myself, what do you think is going on here? She is grooming, both cats and dogs! Of course there is going to be pet hair! If you want an overpriced Shishi Hair Salon that mimics your own then maybe this is not the place for you or your pet. As you may be aware, all dogs and cats are cooperative during the grooming process. So while Groom do take the utmost care to be gentle with pets, there are occasional times when there could be a Nick or a cut from a clipper during toenail clipping or regular grooming. This has only happened to us maybe twice in 20 years, but accidents do happen when pets are moving about on the grooming table. All little knicks have been minor and she has always informed us if this ever happened. We have always been pleased with our dogs' end result. I definitely recommend Cameo for grooming!

Cameo does a wonderful job trimming my cat's nails and applying nail caps. My cat can be very…read moredifficult but she has a very calming manner about her. I highly recommend.