My fur baby is always there for me and thanks to PASE I was able to be there for him…read more Greeted by a nice team member at check in. Quick Registration My baby was then taken in the back. It was a bit of a wait, because it is an animal ER. The waiting area is comfortable and the care providers are thorough, empathetic and compassionate. Clear instructions with a bland diet, my baby was cleared to come home. He's doing so much better! Thank you!

My senior dog, who I thought was indestructible (though that still seems possible) developed…read morelymphoma this year at age 15. While I had multiple options of oncology specialists to bring him to, I brought him to PASE because I just had a gut feeling about it after reading online about all of the options, as well as reading the doctor/staff profiles. My instinct was correct. My dog is still getting chemotherapy treatment 3 months later, but he is in full remission presently (again, indestructible), and you'd never know he was sick or even 15 with how much vibrant energy he has. But I am chalking a huge part of this to everyone at PASE. I met with the oncology team and immediately felt like my dog as in the best hands possible (the fact that he went into remission after about 2 weeks confirms that). Dr. Davis, Laura, and Kristen are the biggest support squad for my pup he's ever had (outside of myself). He has never been in better hands, and I will forever trust their team with any specialty care I ever need for a pet. I live a good distance from PASE, with so many other closer oncology veterinarians but it is worth the weekly commute. I don't know what more I can say about both the medical treatment and the emotional support my dog and myself have received from the team at PASE. That extends beyond just the medical team: the friendly familiar faces of the team working the front desk is beyond measure. They treat both my dog and I with the utmost care and respect. I don't know what the future holds for my dog. We take it week by week. But one things for certain: PASE has already given him a longer, quality life. And at the rate it's been going, I see that continuing for some time. And how can I not be forever indebted to them for giving us this amazing gift of more time together? Please consider PASE for your pet's needs. Doing so has been the single best decision I've made in my dog's decade-and-a-half on this planet.

I have always had wonderful experiences with the staff at Redbank with my pets; however, this last…read moretime was beyond phenomenal! My cat, Jasper, was very ill and hospitalized there for 4 days. The emergency room veterinarians and technicians were amazing. One ER doctor called me multiple times over the course of 2 days just to keep me updated on my baby. How amazing! Then Jasper was transferred from emergency medicine to the internal medicine team. This is when we met Dr. DiBenedetto- our hero. I cannot say enough amazing things about this man. He showed true compassion towards me and Jasper, he worked extremely hard to determine what was causing Jaspers illness, spent a great deal of time providing me with all the details of his illness, treated him appropriately, and SAVED HIM! Nine days after discharge, Jasper started to feel unwell again. Luckily we already had a follow up visit scheduled, so off we went to Redbank again. Dr. DiBenedetto promptly determined the diagnosis, explained to me in detail what we could do to help him, and provided me with honest and empathetic options. We decided to treat Jasper at home, as funds were tight after a 4 day hospital stay. Now two weeks after that last visit, Jasper is THRIVING!! He saved him for 2nd time!! Jasper turned 9 on June 6th and I owe it all to Redbank's amazing staff- especially Dr. DiBenedetto, his tech Liz, and the rest of the internal medicine team. The empathy, compassion, thoroughness, respectfulness, and intelligence that Dr. DiBenedetto possesses is truly exceptional. Thank you!!!! PS- I also love that they have a coffee station, water, tea, and a vending machine. The establishment is always very clean and the front desk staff are polite. All the techs have always treated me and my pets with respect and compassion.

We brought our 9-year-old cat Bandit in this morning. He'd stopped eating, and we brought him to…read moreour vet on Friday. She said his vitals were fine, but she detected a mass in his abdomen. She said if he wasn't better over the weekend to bring him to the hospital for an ultrasound. We were able to go to Red Bank this morning. He was breathing heavily, so the tech brought him right back to take his vitals. The folks up front were very kind and supportive while we waited to go back. We were very nervous, worried the news would be bad and it was. bandit had a lot more going on in addition to the mass--fluid around his heart, lungs, and belly--in just the 2 days since we saw our vet! We knew we couldn't let Bandit suffer. The doctor's and all the techs' kindness and compassion for us helped us. The doctor and techs were very gentle with Bandit and gave us all the time we needed. Highly recommend!

From the initial phone call to Robbinsville, who were able to make me an appointment at Maple Shade…read moreNJ within two weeks, to the friendly front desk personnel, to Dr Karen Meltzer, everything was Class A. We brought our Doberman here due to a racing arrhythmia. Knowing DCM and having lost three others to this disease, time was of the importance. Dr Meltzer was able to perform both a EKG and an Ultrasound, to get the best information on why, what and how to treat our girl. We were able to be in the exam room and watch these tests being performed. That was much appreciated, to see the care they took with her. Both Dr Meltzer and Shannon were wonderful with our girl. As suspected by us, she was diagnosed within DCM/V-Tac. Appropriate medications were given to us, with her being dosed before we left. Scripts were received, Wedgewood compounding pharmacy received another script, for Pimobendan, which we already had an account there. All in all, things fast tracked once we arrived. Anyone with a Doberman and having gone thru DCM; knows the significance of catching this early and starting treatment. Although there is no cure, their life can be extended. We left there with a follow up appointment in two weeks, to do another EKG, to ensure the medication is working for our girl. Walked out with a complete written report explaining her condition, test results and everything needed to know about this diagnosis, including her medications. Honestly, having had three other Dobermans go thru this situation; this is the first time we were able to "see it all" with the testing. That is so important to us and very much appreciated they allowed us to be in the exam room. This was the most personalized experience we have ever had at a cardiologist appointment. Thank you Dr Meltzer and Shannon, as well as the staff.

Quick nice helpful! Otis and I are super thankful!…read more My poor Otis had a wound on his paw, and the bandaging was getting so tight that he was in such pain. Brandee and staff were such gems!

This was my first experience at a pet ER, and while the situation was intense, the care was…read moreexcellent. I brought my orange domestic shorthair in for severe constipation after I couldn't get an appointment with my regular vet. They assisted us immediately, performing x-rays, starting fluids, and providing medication and an enema. By the time we left, she was already doing much better. The facility itself is very bright and comforting, which helped ease the stress of an emergency visit. They even have snacks and beverages for pet parents! It is a very active ER--it was intense seeing other pets coming in and witnessing some difficult moments for other families--but the team was incredible at multitasking and treating everyone with compassion. It is more expensive than a standard vet visit, but for the immediate service and high quality of care we received, it was absolutely worth it. I'm so grateful for this place and its convenient service when we needed it most.

Our experience at VEG ER Princeton wasn't good. It was bad. We went to the ER twice…read more 1st visit they have misdiagnosed severe inflammation with an allergy reaction ($340) Benadryl didn't help, so after three days had to go back. 2nd visit. (Quoted ~$1K). Suggested astronomical amounts for tests that are not necessary. We went with just buying the meds, which also are priced 4x more than on internet. There are many staff ppl, however, only one doctor. We were at the clinic 2hrs. Sorry for leaving this negative feedback, but that was our VEG ER story.

The whole office has been great from the front end to the nurses to the doctors. keep me well…read moreinformed and never made me feel like I can't ask as many questions as I want and need. Hopefully I never have to go back but if I ever need an emergency vet, I would 100% return to them.

Dr Hamilton is probably one of the smartest vets I've ever encountered. She's not only brilliant…read morebut she's kind and thoughtful. She went above and beyond to keep my dog with Cushings going long after it was expected. She is always thoughtful about costs and unnecessary tests. I cannot recommend her enough.

Incredible experience -- my dog ate some rat poison and the staff was so efficient and helped keep…read moreour anxiety at bay. Everyone was so empathetic and the doctor was such a kind man. We were in such good hands here and felt very supported by the whole staff (ie: they told us costs and implications of everything they would do for our dog so that we could make the best decisions). What a lovely vet group

From the owner: Our emergency veterinary hospital was specifically designed from the ground up to deliver…read moreexceptional emergency care when pets need it most. At GSVS Veterinary Emergency Care East Brunswick, we understand how important your pet is to you and your family. Our team combines expertise with genuine care to address your pet's urgent and complex needs.

It's been almost 3 years since my family's kitten was euthanized without my consent and I still…read morethink of that day often. Our kitten was almost 5 months old when he became lethargic and I took him in as an emergency. I brought him in, in his carrier wrapped snuggly in a t-shirt that smelled like his favorite human, my then 7 year old. Before we arrived I had hand-fed him, helped him drink water, kept him warm but realized I needed help. So I viewed our pet insurance website and searched for an emergency vet close by. He had insurance. When we arrived, we were called back rather quickly. We only sat in the examine room for maybe 5-10 minutes before he was taken further back without me. 5-10 minutes more and a staff member returned to tell me without extensive treatment he wouldn't make it. They didn't give a reason he had become unwell. No tests were ran. He just didn't respond to something they had given him, so that was their conclusion. I was escorted back to see him, where he lay breathing shallow, eyes open, and needle connected but no fluid attached. I asked questions. Requested more information. I was informed again they didn't believe the chances of him making it were likely. I NEVER gave the permission to euthanize him. I cried and asked for more information. A young lady came over, placed her hand on him and said he had passed. At the time I was a few months postpartum and it took me a while to process that the decision had been made for me. I read his paperwork sometime later and saw that I was charged for euthanizing him. I NEVER requested that. I was informed he was "gone" while I was standing in front of him. No additional fluids were given to him. He had insurance. I reported this establishment to the insurance company when I reviewed the paperwork. I think of that day at random, like today. My family and I cried for months, especially my little girl. It was heartbreaking. So today I'm obedient and I honor Grand Greyson Kabuki Lee Summers AKA Mr. Whiskers by finally leaving a review.

We had a 4AM emergency with our cat, Franklin. We had no idea where to go so looked online for a…read moreclose 24 hour emergency care facility. We were lucky enough to find Keystone. They told us to come right in, without ever having met our cat before. Everyone was so kind and patient. It turned out there was nothing they could do for him, so we had to make the hardest decision all pet owners have to make, to end their beloved pet's suffering. It was a beautiful, gentle experience for both us and Franklin. We were able to spend as much time with him as we wanted and stayed with him until the end. Thank you to the staff for your kindness and grace in a difficult time.

Brought our senior cat in for emergency care without an appointment. Our cat was clearly suffering…read morean end of life crises and they took us in immediately. Literally- immediately! The entire staff was incredibly compassionate and efficient. Special kudos to Dr. Veltri. They also helped us make 'over the rainbow' arrangements. Very caring.

They are only in this for the money. They will convince you to murder your own pets because you…read morecant afford to pay 5000+, and 1k+ of that is just for them to stay a night. They show clear fake emotions, and rush you during the grieving process. Couldn't even leave without paying an arm and leg just for a check up that took hours. If they wanted to help, they would. A place i knew that was affordable moved away. They worked on my dog which is more complex than a cat, for only 600. They did a wonderful job aswell. i moved away from there and this was the vet that was recommended to me as backup for my type of emergency. a huge regret. Unless you are made of money, find a better place. Everyone there was overly pampered looking just for an ER VET CLINIC aswell. Its just odd to me. the vibe was just off from the start. Hire people with real empathy. Ive talked to other places that were cheaper but they closed early in the day. i felt forced into this places arm. My pet could still be here today if i didnt come here. Oh and those payment plans they have pamphlets of? have a high rejection rate.