Been going to this animal clinic for 30 yrs. How they have cared for our dogs is like a…read morePediatrician would take care of children. They really care about the well being of your pet with a great bedside manner. The office staff is so warm and welcoming. My dog " Riley" loves the hugs she gets at each visit.

They wouldn't see my elderly dog for some arthritis and pain issues (he's 12) because he hasn't had…read moresome vaccines recently. Meanwhile, he's 12, and has had virtually zero health issues because I've taken such good care of him. Just dealing with some older age dog symptoms now. They really have the care of animals first in mind!!

Great personal care, staff are wonderful!! Dr. Silk is very…read moreknowledgeable. Doesn't insist on a multiple tests. Just what is meefrf

Dr.Silk doesn't like to be questioned about things she deems necessary…read more They released my geriatric, diabetic cat via email this morning (cowards cant call me?) because I had questions. You'll get along GREAT with the staff and doctors here if you don't question anything and just become a sheeple and do everything they say and all the tests that they want. They don't really care about animals here, obviously. They care about money. My cat runs out of his antibiotic in 4 days and they know it and they have the gall to release him today and won't renew his prescription for an infected tooth. I would think long and hard before I bring my beloved pet here if I were you! Oh and when I reprimanded the receptionist, I can't think of her name bc every time I call I get a different person, she was laughing and giggling about something pretty serious! When I reprimanded her over the phone about it yesterday I had a feeling I was going to be released as a client.

Helpful Thorough. I saw Dr. Brink .I will go back. I was going to a different vet. but no more.read more

Followed my veterinarian Dr Orlandi from Newton -Wellesley Animal Hospital to here. It's a bit of a…read moredrive for me but I wouldn't bring my beloved pets to see anyone else. She and the rest of her staff are fantastic.

Its hard to find the words to express my gratitude for Dr. John H. de Jong. My sweet boy passed…read moreaway on April 25th after an incredible life spanning 15 years, 3 months, and 22 days. Dr de Jong saw Cyrus at our house since Cyrus was a puppy. He loved Dr de Jong, and we did too. He took the absolute best care of our dog and I will be forever grateful. He called to check on Cyrus any time he had a procedure, or wasn't feeling well. On the last day of his life, when we had to put him down, Dr. de Jong was so kind and compassionate. I will never forget him saying, "Cyrus, its been an honor," before he administered the shot. You can tell how much he cares for animals. Sorry if this is sad or dark, but it really meant a lot to my family. We love you doctor. Thank you so much for taking care of our boy. You are the best. Love, the family of Cyrus Hare, 1/3/05-4/25/20

Dr John was a life saver today. We unfortunately had to make the awful decision to let our corgi…read moreToby pass as his tumor started bleeding uncontrollably. He was immediately available on a Sunday and came to our house, which was so appreciated so that he could pass peacefully surrounded by love in our back yard. I don't know what we could have done without Dr John and we will be forever gratefully to him!

If I could give 6 stars I would! As a new puppy mom, I was so nervous about where to send my little…read moreguy for daycare. I found out about perfect paws by visiting the Newton dog parks and I got to know some of the trainers. Janie was so helpful in getting Hunny onboarded and he absolutely loves daycare. I even take him on his off days just so he can see his fr Amanda and Tracy are such amazing trainers and dog lovers!! I can't say enough great things about perfect paws and their staff. Hunnys second home for sure!!!

I found Perfect Paws from a Google search. I had a private training session with Amanda and my…read more4-year-old cocker spaniel. We learned so much in 60 minutes! We stayed in my neighborhood because my dog is familiar with the area. I learned a few techniques that are easy to practice and I can already tell my pup is catching on! From filling out the intake forms to the end of the lesson, our experience was great. Looking forward to booking another lesson in the future.

We could not have asked for a better person to provide euthanasia services for our dogs. She…read moreattended to our 14 and 13 year old ridgebacks some years apart, one just a few days ago. Betsy is technically skillful but also extraordinarily compassionate, understanding, soft spoken and gentle toward both our beloved dogs and the family members present for our dogs' final moments, one on a familiar couch and one on the grass in the yard he so enjoyed. She clearly understands and feels the trauma we were feeling and made our pet' s passing as easy as possible. She assisted at every step, and stayed to help until all was done. We are very grateful to her for making these difficult steps less painful. We were so very lucky to find her. She is the best.

A review I wish I never had to write. Our fur baby, Panini, was nearing the end of his fight with…read morelymphoma and we made the decision to say goodbye to him at home, where he could be with us and our other kitty in his familiar surroundings. We reached out to Betsy and planned for her to come the afternoon the next day; immediately, on the phone, I was soothed by her calm, compassionate manner and knew Panini would be in good hands. The night before, the ER vet let us know Panini was declining faster; we went over to BluePearl in Waltham (which I also recommend) and texted Betsy if she could come in at her earliest. She responded promptly and said she could. With sick pets operating on a very fluid schedule, we really appreciated her accommodating us. I thank Betsy for walking us through the procedure and explaining the steps. She had an incredible bedside manner and gave us time to grieve. I'm not sure how she does it but I'm so glad and grateful for how kindly she treated both us and Panini during this time. We had a ton of questions before, during, and after, and she answered them all with patience. If you need someone to give the best for your pet and to treat them as if they were her own, please call Betsy.

When we adopted our puppy, Ellie, at 14 weeks old, we were so overwhelmed. We went to a consult at…read morelife is dog. Our consult was with Nance, and she was very patient in explaining the process and talking us through some initial things that we were struggling with. Then, we started with a training package that included 3 private training classes and 2 months of group obedience classes. We also went to a few puppy kindergarten classes. Nicole did the majority of our trainings and she has been a god-sent. She is very good with the dogs, and her energy level makes the training classes fun both for us and our dog. We learned a lot from Nicole and she helped us to feel a lot less stressed out and actually enjoy the puppyhood. The obedience class is set up like a monthly subscription, where you can go to as many classes as you want. We end up going about 3-4 times a week for 30 minutes, as it is a great activity to mentally exercise our dog and provide socialization while working alongside other dogs. We also started bringing our dog to their dog day camp 2x a week. Tim was also very patient in explaining the process. The dog day camp has been great in getting her to play with other dogs and allows her to learn obedience from others aside from us.

I volunteer at the animal shelter Save a Dog in Sudbury and Nance has been helping us train some of…read moreour more challenging dogs. It's remarkable to see the progress that they make with her and how much they enjoy their training sessions! Nance adapts her training sessions to the needs of the individual dog and she is quick to assess how they learn best. She is always patient, kind, and encouraging. We are so lucky to have her expertise, she has changed the lives of so many dogs!

I adopted my first cat from Guardian Angels a few months ago and Kim and Susan were so kind and…read morehelpful. It was clear to me that they really know each of their cats and care for them very well--they took the time to get to know me and understand what I was looking for, and suggested a cat who seemed like the perfect fit. They both were eager to answer all of my many questions throughout the process and even helped me out by dropping my new kitty off since I don't have a car. My girl had a few minor health issues after arriving (most likely due to the stress of moving/change in food) and Susan offered me advice about different things I could try and followed up numerous times to make sure she was settling in okay. The process overall couldn't have been any smoother and I am so appreciative of Guardian Angels and the care and diligence they put into finding good homes for all of their cats. If I ever decide to adopt another cat I'll definitely work with them again.

We've worked with this organization for over 5 years as a foster family. From this perspective I…read morecan strongly affirm that the cats are extremely well cared for. All have vet visits, great food, and most importantly, attention and caring to help their transition from whatever their previous situation was. The fostering process is great at getting the cats ready for their new homes. If you're looking for a cat, I suggest Guardian Angels without reservation!

Hi. We took our dog to Sea Legs Integrative Vet in West Roxbury due to a torn ACL, arthritis, etc…read more and it was a very poor experience. Our pet had gone through rehab years before at a different location for a torn ACL on the other side and ultimately had surgery, but at his advanced age we decided not to do the surgery with its long recovery for this side. Session 1. The setting up of the initial appointment was great and the vet Dr. Jaclyn Coble was very responsive, fit us in right away. The staff were also very friendly. We went to the first appointment and the vet was examining our dog's knees and then went to do the Soundwave ultrasound on the wrong knee and when I pointed out that she had the wrong knee she said she thought that it had felt fine on that side (the side he has a titanium TTA in). I wondered why she was willing to do the procedure on a healthy knee. She made some comment about reading through his records, but I had not sent her his records. She proceeded and did the soundwave therapy on the now correct knee, but needed guidance from her vet tech, vet nurse on how to get the machine to work. Her examination on the wrong knee was $295 &$350 for the soundwave ultrasound for total charge for session I of $645 Session 2. We returned a week later to do rehab. First they did warm laser therapy. Then, they had our dog do an obstacle course, stand on an uneven surface. Finally, they had him use the underwater treadmill. While he was on the treadmill, they attached the neck collar at the front of the machine to him (there is nowhere for him to go as the treadmill walls are 4 feet high), but they had the treadmill going so slow that our dog was riding it to the back of the treadmill before he would walk and it was stretching on the collar so I very quickly untied the collar so that he did not get choked. No Session 3. We returned for the second soundwave session and the vet tech/nurse took us into the room and shaved his knee and they were going to start the procedure and I asked why the doctor was not doing it this time, if she was going to see him and they said that they were more than capable. I was not questioning if they were capable, but I did wonder how she would know if he was any better without seeing him. They went to get her and suffice it to say that it went downhill from there and we did not have the second soundwave and we will not be returning. I love my dog and I am willing to do anything to help him have a good quality of life, but this vet did not instill confidence, lied about reading his records, did not know what knee was injured, did not know how to use the machine, let them tie his collar on a moving machine and was either willing to do a procedure on a healthy knee or worse did not realize it was a healthy knee. We had done rehab with the first torn ACL, laser, water treadmill, obstacle/uneven surface so this isn't that the experience is new to us, but I have never felt such a lack of faith in a provider.

My dog was 13 when he tore his CCL. He could not have surgery so rehab was the only option. He is…read more90% recovered which is better than I even hoped. His leg does not interfere in his life at all which is amazing in an old dog.

Very nice staff and we even get magazines to read while we wait. The surgery for my cat went well,…read morealthough we got a cone for her but she didn't like it so we had to go back and get that blue thing you can see on her in the photo. But she likes the blue thing, and she's recovered quite well. Staff is nice and it doesn't smell bad.

Last Monday I brought Lilly my 1.5yr old female Doberman in to Concord Animal Hospital fo begging r…read moreDr.Aubert to remove a large mass that was on her side. The mass was larger than expected but Dr.Aubert did an excellent job removing it & stitching up the large area! It was done so cleanly that I'm confident there will be minimal if any scarring! To say that I'm satisfied would be an understatement! I even received a follow up call the day after the surgery just to see how Lilly was doing. I would highly recommend Concord Animal Hospital and especially Dr. Aubert & her staff for quality pet care!