Dr. Anacker is kind and compassionate. Was busy but made time see my dog . He kept Molly very calm…read moreduring the exam . Diagnosed and explained the problem , prescribed medication . Symptoms lessened after a day of medication and is doing well now . I would highly recommend Dr. Anacker .

I had to find a second vet because my regular vet did not provide the services I needed for one of…read moremy cats. I had been to Complete Veterinary Care many years prior for an emergency visit under another vet (Dr. Vorhies) with a different cat. However, it seems the practice changed vets, so I researched Dr. Anacker and he came highly recommended. Dr. Anacker is calm and level-headed. He took me on as a new patient within a couple of days even though he was booked solid for two weeks. He also saw me every 7 to 10 days for several months to give antibiotic shots to my sick cat (and discuss other methods of treatment) even though we both knew my cat Stephen was never going to get well. He always listened carefully and never rushed me out the door. Several times he squeezed me in on the day I called even though he was booked solid. The office always responded in a timely manner and was very cordial. I was also able to provide updates via email. I am so thankful to him. He enabled me to have a few more months with my precious Stephen. I would definitely go back to him again without hesitation.

RIP to my best friend Tank *pours out some liquor*…read more i couldn't start this review without that. i lost Tank almost a year and a half ago, and 6 months later Selina Kyle walked her furry lil self into my life. Selina was a kitten, a stray from south Jersey, and i needed to get her checked out, vaccinated, spayed, the uszh. how do you spell the short for usual? youszh? yuzsh? anyway... I kinda wanted to go somewhere different than Cameron Animal Hospital even though i had gone there for years and it's so close, and I had received a BondVet mailer, advertising their new place in Montclair, and offering $50 off a first visit. I went online to check out their website and i liked that I was able to set up my appointment, picking a date and time, and even the vet i wanted. I hate talking on the phone so this was a major plus for me. Set the appointment, picked Jeniffer Bedoya for Selina's doc, and was set. I got email and text confirmations i had agreed to beforehand which was also great. I was initially going to walk but it was so cold on my first visit i decided to drive. There is a parking lot on the opposite side of Valley Road to park in for only $1/hour, and if full, there is also a parking garage behind the vet for slightly more. This is great because if you're thinking of parking on Bloomfield Ave, fugedddaboudit. Everyone at BondVet is so welcoming and pleasant, from the desk jockey to the vet's assistant to Doc Bedoya. They lovvvved Selina, and treated her with such care. I got all the results, Selina got some shots, they trimmed her claws at my request, set up her spay, paid and I was on my way. I've had i think 4 visits in all? All great experiences. I always leave feeling happy. And as soon as Selina gets home, she runs to make sure her food is still in the kitchen, lol. Also, BondVet is soooo, clean. I guess that should be expected, but I've been to a lot of vets that smell like 20 dogs are drying out from sweat and rain. *holds back wretch* Anyway, I highly recommend. Especially Doc Bedoya, just please don't tie her up too much that she's too busy for Selina in the future. *withholds tear.* (now i need to upload a pic of Selina to my profile...)

Overpriced This practice is a SCAM stay far away! There's a…read morereason the first visit is free and it shows. They did not dispense the correct amount of medication for my cats infection which is MALPRACTICE and I will be writing to the Vet board. I still don't know if the medicine they gave me was not compounded correctly,not enough, or incorrectly labeled the syringe and I've been giving him too much. Who knows since I couldn't speak to a vet or manager about their mistake. They scammed me into paying for medicine I already paid for TWICE. My family came in on Monday and paid for 5 days worth of medication during my cats visit (also stated specifically on the manufactures label '5-7 days worth.') On Tuesday (the next day) I called and spoke to customer service on a recorded line stating there has been a mistake and not enough medicine was dispensed. I was told that they spoke to the doctor and she gave me enough for 5 days and it just may seem like it's not enough but surely it is.... It's now his 4th day of treatment and there is no medicine left in the bottle so he's missing 4 doses. Now I call and speak directly to the office who states they will dispense 2 days worth and to stop in. I come in on my lunch break and told by the front desk that I have to pay for the medicine. I am completely taken aback. I inform her I called Tuesday about this and now I'm here again and I paid for this medicine already I shouldn't be paying for it again. She comes up with this fake story that not a single doctor or person in this office informed us prior that this second bottle is being dispensed now and not before because they couldn't give me all the medicine in his first visit because the shelf life is short and this is how they dispense it. I'm in the medical field and it is amoxicillin refrigerated its shelf life is not 5 days especially when the label says it's supposed to be 5-7 days distributed..... I inform her again how I called on Tuesday and was told by the Dr I was given 5 days worth and show her how the packaging states there should be 5-7 days in here! I ask to speak to a manager I'm told they're not here right now and at another office. I ask her to call the manager she states she cannot. I am put in a corner and have to pay for this medicine for my cats well being while they scam their customers and try to talk to them like they're idiots. Horrific customer service when THEY MADE AN ERROR. If you care for your pets safety do not bring them here they cannot even correctly calculate and dispense medication I cannot imagine what else is being done incorrectly.

I cannot say enough good things about the care and compassion provided by Dr. Wellington and his…read morestaff. I first started taking our dog Lily to Dr. Wellington a couple of years ago after I couldn't get an appointment with my long time veterinarian for months. The care provided by Dr. Wellington has always been thorough and professional. Recently, Lily, who was 14 years old, was diagnosed with end stage kidney disease and after Dr. Wellington dianosed and provided medication to keep her comfortable, my wife and I decided to euthanize her. The compassion and professionalism displayed by Dr. Wellington and his staff made a very difficult time much more bearable. We decided to have a private cremation. Lily's ashes arrived in a tasteful light wood box with a name plate and a condolence card signed by Dr. Wellington and his staff. All of this was packaged in a blue velvet drawstring pouch. My wife and I were truly moved by the respect shown for Lily and the recognition that her death was a truly sorrowful and difficult event. Thank you to Dr. Wellington and staff for treating Lily like the valuable and loved member of our family that she was.

Our two bunnies are being cared for by Dr. Wellington and his staff. Everyone has been wonderful,…read morefriendly and interested, and appreciated their followup on their care after being spayed and neutered, respectively. We are pleased with the level of care and glad we chose them for our Holland lops. We recommended to our friends and family and our mom is looking to adopt a rescue and will also be using Well Pet Animal Hospital.

I strongly advise against taking your pet to this vet. I've waited 2.5 years to write this review…read morebecause the experience we had here was so upsetting, and the impact on my dog and our family has been life-changing. We took our 1.5-year-old golden retriever here to be neutered, and the entire process was a nightmare from start to finish. When my husband dropped him off, the waiting area was full of dogs--an overwhelming environment for any pet, especially ours, who is naturally anxious. Later that day, the vet called me to say the surgery "went well," but then they added the following: "Your dog is very nervous and anxious. He even jumped when a tool dropped on the floor. He was one of the most difficult dogs I've ever neutered. When I used anesthesia to put him under, it didn't work, so I had to use more. That resulted in him 'deciding to stop breathing.' But don't worry, we have procedures in place to help him breathe again. You should have him checked by another doctor or a neurologist. You don't want this nervousness to lead to something like seizures." I was shocked and upset. First of all, blaming our dog for stopping breathing is incredibly unprofessional. Second, why would they overdose him with anesthesia if the first dose didn't take? I asked if he was okay, and they assured me he was but said they wanted to keep him overnight. Third, my husband and I questioned "Why on earth would we worry about him having a seizure? What does that have to do with anything." Four days later, I witnessed my dog have his first seizure at home. It was absolutely traumatizing and unexpected. When my husband called the vet to ask about it, the front desk staff made a shocking statement: "Oh, yeah, that's how he acted during his first seizure." This was news to us. My husband asked for clarification--was she saying he had a seizure at the clinic? She immediately put him on hold, and another staff member took over the call. They refused to confirm or deny what happened but said they were "worried this might happen." We ended up having no choice but to take him to a neurologist. When I asked for notes from the day of the surgery, they were completely illegible. It almost seemed intentional, as if they were trying to hide something. Since that day, our dog has had over 30 seizures. He is a completely different dog ever since - his demeanor, personality, and quality of life have changed drastically. We've had to try countless medications to help him. It's been a devastating journey, and it all started at this vet. I've never regretted something more than us dropping him off there that day. To make matters even worse, we can't find any daycare place that will allow him to be around other dogs because of his seizures. We can't give him tick and flea medicine because it can trigger seizures even more. We can't give him ANY kind of anti-anxiety medications because they interact with his seizure medication, further increasing his seizure risk. The list goes on and on. We can no longer have people over to our house because he gets extremely anxious--something that NEVER happened before this experience. Even going out for a simple dinner is nearly impossible because he can't handle having anyone else walk him. Keep in mind, this is a golden retriever--known for being friendly and easygoing. It costs thousands of dollars for us to go away for even a short trip because he needs to stay at a specialized facility capable of administering his medication and handling his seizures. We've even had to contemplate the unthinkable--rehoming him--because we're expecting a baby. The stress of managing his care is overwhelming, and in the end, who would even want a dog with such high needs? A dog that doesn't like to be around people, requires multiple medications a day, and has ongoing health challenges? I don't know what truly happened during his surgery, but I do know that this clinic failed him. The lack of transparency, the unprofessional handling of his care, and their negligence have forever changed our lives and his.

This place may seem on the surface like a great vet but it's a money grab. For the people that have…read morebeen here let me know if this is your experience. 1. You get told to NOT purchase vet insurance till you hear their pitch. Then you are pressured on your first visit to buy super overpriced pet insurance that "creates by vets for vets" with some reasoning that it covers everything which isn't true. I pay like $40 a month and theirs was like $150 or more. And it only covers major things. They are clearly getting a kickback on this, of course it was designed by vets. Secondly, have you gotten to the checkout to find out you were charged an exorbitant amount for something you were not told about. They charged us $65 to clean the dogs ears!! Wtf. Our current vet does it for free. 3. They immediately stuck us on prescription dog food that we had to buy from them at over $100 a bag. 4. They never call you with results, it's all on you. Which actually speaks volumes as to whether or not they actually care. Even if something was wrong, you wouldn't find out unless you called. 5. Some of the staff are Just self righteous. They will lecture you about going to breeders, they allude to "having issues" before they even examine the dog. If you are wondering why this is the only vet that isn't booked. This is why. So if you want to pay 30% or more for everything this is the place. We have at least 3 neighbors who have left here as well.

I brought my Bella in to the practice for a recheck after a visit for illness in January…read more Called when I arrived and Sam, as usual, was very helpful and Beth came out to my car to take Bella in for testing. I entered the building after testing was completed and received a full report of results. Thank you Beth for the extra effort to take care of Bella and assure my access and comfort at the visit.

My dog's liver enzymes were high and instead of evaluating his symptoms, expensive procedures were…read morerecommended. After spending a lot of money, I decided to take him to another vet who immediately said some dog's accumulate a lot of things in their liver. Because he wasn't vomiting, still had a good appetite, and no diarrhea, all my dog needed was to be put on a prescription diet for liver. After 2 weeks on Hill LD food, my dog came back to life. Thank God I didn't have a lobectomy done where they remove parts of his liver. Not only would he have possibly died during the procedure, but it would have cost 8K + the CT scan 4K. This is not the place if your pet has a serious condition.

Dr. Wilson at Cedar Grove Animal Hospital is incredible. We've been consistently blown away by the…read morelevel of care and love for animals shown throughout the office. Dr. Wilson always takes the time to thoroughly explain all options for our cat's ailments, and his guidance has been invaluable in navigating both our cat's heart disease and skin allergies. We can't thank him enough for his dedication and expertise, and we wholeheartedly recommend him to anyone seeking exceptional veterinary care.

I have to agree with others who have mentioned the disturbing indifference shown by CGAH staff to…read morelong-time clients. I simply gave up on them, as they have clearly taken on a workload that eliminates any chance of being flexible and results in very long wait times for appointments. The local animal hospital down the road is also a single-Vet practice and while they seem to be a bit more accommodating, I think that trying to maintain a practice like this in such a busy suburban area is a mistake. While Dr. Wilson may be a good Vet, that becomes meaningless if an ill pet cannot receive timely treatment and the owner is turned away by staff that is devoid of compassion and concern for the animal. If you live in Cedar Grove or the surrounding area, spend the extra 15-20 minutes to go to Oradell Animal Hospital in Paramus. The quality of care and service there is truly impressive, and they have the resources to provide any level of care, including emergencies. A small single-Vet practice cannot offer much more than routine care and will send you to local emergency referral centers for urgent situations, more complex care, imaging, etc. anyway, so it makes sense to drive a relatively short distance to obtain comprehensive care under one roof.

They were accomdating. Dr. Kentner treated a stray cat I brought in who had severe wounds. He…read morewanted to help and didn't charge an arm and a leg. the cat did very well . Will miss him and Krissy

Excellent. Krissy, the Vet Tech is very knowledgeable and really shared…read moreimportant info with me - about food and meds for the 2 cats that were there for dental appts. And I love the fact that there are cats moving around the office. Thank you Dr. Kentner and Kristi Montana.

Great care and compassionate staff. Pets feel safe and welcomed. You feel safe here and your animal…read morestays happy

Dr. Ahn & staff are so caring! You are family once you enter their doors! They take very good care…read moreof my fur baby and my fur baby loves them!