I highly recommend this practice. The staff is friendly and professional. The office is clean, and…read morenicely decorated with photographs of pets. I especially appreciated Dr. Kim DiMalo for how thorough and gentle she was with our two kittens during their 1st visit to a Vet. Thank you, Main Street Vet., in Souderton.

Had my first visit today and I was thoroughly impressed with the entire staff. Very friendly,…read moreknowledgeable and willing to answer any and all questions. Have been to several good vets over the years but Main Street is tops in my book.

Very nice store! Clean, a large selection of specialty items for all pets. Their collar and leash…read moreselection is fantastic and we were able to get everything recommended by our trainer in one visit. The staff also helped us fit the dogs with the correct items. You can tell they really love animals there!

Thank you so very much to CherryBrook Premium Pet Supplies who opened their doors an hour earlier…read more (during what looked to be a store meeting) than their clearly marked store opening to sell me a can of KMR for a kitten of ours with hydrocephalus that really isn't doing well. The 5 week old tiny little girl quickly ate up 5 mLs of it!! I don't know if we can save her but all of us including her were so very, very grateful for your kindness!!!!!

I've been bringing my cat here for almost 5 years after trying a few other vets in the area. Very…read morehappy with Mom's Vet, these guys are the best.

I have been using Moms Veterinary for a few years now for our two cats. not only are they fabulous…read morewith one of my cats who is not very fond of the vet's office (read: he is a nightmare) but when i rescued 4 kittens from my brother's property and brought them in to be checked out, they were more than accommodating and helpful. The Dr. ran a full panel on all four kittens and gave me a great price - having everything up to date helped me adopt out all 4 rescues within 2 weeks! I cannot say enough good things about this vet - which is why even after we moved 40 minutes away we will continue to come to Moms for all of our vet needs.

Our experience at Alburtis Animal Hospital was excellent as usual. After 30 years covering 3 dogs,…read morewe have complete trust in the care our pets receive there. In this last visit our dog received a thorough examination with some test results being immediate and the others were available the next day. We were given clear instruction by the doctor on what we need to do to help our dog. (PS: He's doing well now). The staff is also very helpful and courteous when we call or get there in person.

The staff is amazing! They went above and beyond to make us feel comfortable when we had to put our…read moredog down. They were great.

So incredibly thankful we found Urgent Vet. From the very first call for help to the compassionate…read morecare we received, I truly can't say enough about the staff. I may sound like a crazy cat lady -- but our Rex was injured and developed an abscess. I did everything I could to keep it clean, but it was getting worse and I was terrified. At 4:30 on a Tuesday night, with limited funds, I started calling everywhere. Urgent Vet was the only place that told me to come right over. I cannot even describe the relief in that moment. They got us in immediately, which meant more than I can express. We still need to follow up with a primary vet since they're urgent care only, but the care we received on Tuesday, February 10th was exceptional. The young tech/veterinary nurse who handled our intake (I'm so sorry I forgot her name!) answered every single "crazy" question with patience, kindness, and zero judgment. The vet came in and explained everything in detail so we fully understood what was happening, what needed to be done, and what to expect next. That reassurance meant the world when we were feeling overwhelmed and scared. And to the techs in the back -- the ones we didn't have the opportunity to thank personally -- thank you for watching over our guy and keeping him safe under sedation. That trust is everything. This morning I woke up to my Rex being loving and affectionate again instead of hiding because he was in pain. Seeing him comfortable and acting like himself again says more than words ever could. When you're worried about your pet, that level of compassion and professionalism makes all the difference. Thank you to the entire team for treating Rex -- and me -- and my daughter with outstanding care. More importantly for your compassion. Forever grateful If you ever find yourself needing urgent care for your four-legged baby, please take them here. I promise you won't regret it. Forever grateful.

Honestly, hands down the worst experience I've ever had at any emergency vet. I went in because my…read moredog had a second seizure (one in Paris and one at home) within a week, due to the stopping of medication. My dog has had a history of seizures, since a puppy and has been diagnosed for that by MULTIPLE vets. I typically take her to BluePearl, but because the aftermath of this seizure was worse than others, I chose to go here because it was 25 minutes closer to me. Keep in mind, I also informed them that she did THROW UP. I explained the situation at hand with the doctor and she was completely and utterly dismissive of the actual issue at hand, because she was convinced it was not a seizure, and "marijuana intake," instead. I told her she typically DOES act like that, AFTER her seizures bc I brought her in 2 hours after the seizure occurred. She still says "doesn't look like a seizure" and proceeded to ask to do a drug test. I agreed, just to prove my point. It came back NEGATIVE lol, not surprised! She was still convinced it was marijuana intake, when I told this woman WE HAVE NO MARIJUANA IN THE HOUSE, but only medical THC tinctures that are kept in a cabinet up and away. I showed this doctor woman a video, of how she acts AFTER her seizures, so she has a better understanding that this is her NORMAL behavior, but she dismissed that as well, saying "it doesn't look like a seizure." LADY??? How many times do I have to explain this is hours AFTER her seizure? They refused to give my dog any treatment for the seizure, due to it "not being a seizure," so they couldn't treat her. They told me her blood pressure was "extremely low" and did nothing about that. They offered fluids and I asked if that will help with her behavior at hand, due to the seizure and was told "no it won't help a seizure. It's to flush marijuana or any toxins out there body." Once again, SHE DIDN'T CONSUME MARIJUANA, SHE HAS EPILEPSY, so I denied the flush because there is nothing to flush out. I paid and left, took her immediately to BluePearl, where it was confirmed, yet AGAIN that it was due to another seizure. BluePearl also informed me that she had an extremely low heart rate, along with a very low body temp, but that her blood pressure was fine. I was given the CORRECT treatment at BluePearl and was able to inject her with seizure medication there (what urgentvet REFUSED). In result, the summary from my visit I received was wrong. I NEVER said "marijuana" was in our household and I actually said the complete opposite of "she was just acting differently than how she normally acts after a seizure." It said in the summary, she did NOT vomit, but I told the doctor 2x that she DID. Also states that, I showed her a video of the seizure, when I've said MANY times, that is the AFTERMATH of the seizure and not the actual seizure itself (in the video). They told me her BLOOD PRESSURE was low, when it was indeed her heart rate and body temp decreasing, while her blood pressure was perfectly fine, thank gosh for BluePearl for confirming. Not sure why the doctor was so ignorant and narrow minded, relaying everything I said completely incorrectly, due to her tunnel vision on the "marijuana intake" theory she had made up for herself. So glad, BluePearl was able to give her the treatment she needed RIGHT away, instead of being left high and dry with no treatment like Urgentvet. Get rid of that one woman doctor because everyone else there is fine!!

My 28 year old Cockatiel suddenly passed away and Pam at Patt Veterinary Hospital was beyond…read morehelpful and caring to my needs with her cremation. Im very thankful for their care of her.

Wow I just had a absolutely HORRIFIC experience at patt vet. We've been going there for years now,…read morewith the same dog but my ex always took her. This time it was me and my 10 year old daughter, when the male doctor walked in (only male vet), my dog growled and stood by my 10 year old. She is overly protective and HATES the vet. So the guy walks in, takes the leash from my hand, and puts her in a slip lead, on the bottom of her neck, then lifted her UP OFF THE GROUND with the fucking slip lead!!!!! At the bottom of her neck! So my 10 year old jumps up and goes to grab the leash and he says "SIT DOWN AND DO NOT TOUCH HER, your dog is a ticking time bomb. Look how she is growling at me, that's not normal. So when, not if, she needs to be put down for mauling someone call me". My 10 year old was crying, I was drenched in sweat having a panic attack. The vet left and the tech came back and apologized, called him very aggressive, said she did not think our dog was aggressive at all, just scared at the vet... like isn't that normal?? She said he gets that way towards people with "aggressive dog breeds to really scare them into getting dog training"... which he reccomended last year, so we went with his suggestion, then today kept telling me how wrong that guy was and shit. Keep in mind it's dentlers dog training, so he definitely knows what he's doing. I'm so disgusted, so sad, and honestly appalled.

De Renee saved my cat Bear's life. Bear would have been dead a long time ago if not for her. She…read morehas kept him extremely healthy and happy. They are by far the best. I'm sorry Sara C. from Bangor had to speak lies about such a highly reputable place because she did not perform her own job well. If you want your little pet friends to live a long excellent life then For Cats Only is the the place to take them. They are tops in their field in knowledge, skill, treatment and caring. Also they have never hesitated to make follow up calls after some of Bears tougher procedures. Thanks Doc for giving Bear a long life. Bear is still with us and very healthy. Tom

Wonderful and caring clinic. Project MEOW, a small rescue based in West Philadelphia makes the…read moredrive to come to this clinic because they charge a fair price for dental work, and do a great job. Dr. Renee has helped many formerly stray kitties get past their painful mouths and go on to be adopted. She and her staff are true friends to the animals. Project MEOW management recommends this clinic without hesitation.

If your dog is anxious, high energy, or a young working breed, find a different vet. If you have…read moreyoung children at home, find a different vet. If you prefer to see or talk to the same vet assistants each time, find a different vet. From what I understand, the practice was purchased from an older vet a few years back. It shows in how young the entire staff is. There is a lot of turnover with the vet techs and assistants so it always varied what kind of information I'd receive. When I started bringing my purebred puppy in for service it was assumed that I would neuter him at 6 months. When I said he would either be neutered at 2 years or possibly not at all, I got argued with. Even though I made it clear if and when he would be neutered they still asked every appointment. When I brought him in for diarrhea and said I was removing pork from his diet as it isn't good for his breed, the vet tech got snippy that I knew something she didn't. She also dismissed what I said like I wasn't as educated as her (the internet exists). Side note: removing pork made a huge difference in his poops. If your dog has issues, give it a try - treats too! I don't know what they do when they would take my boy into the back, but he has become VERY reactive and fearful as a result. I had to let his groomer know when he'd been to the vet as he would be more cranky than usual for her and made her job harder. The last interaction provided conflicting information was the one that had me leave. I'd missed giving him his monthly Simparica Trio and he ended up with worms. I took a stool sample in and asked if he'd need a dewormer. First tech said yes he would. After the stool sample came up clear the second tech and the vet both said he didn't need an additional dewormer, give it a few weeks and bring in another sample. I have an infant at home. My dog had live worms in his poo and coming out of his butt. I went to Tractor Supply and got dewormer, which is what my husband had said to do in the first place. They're probably okay with cats, smaller dogs, and senior dogs. They're also good about refilling meds or approving online prescriptions. They aren't as knowledgeable as they should be, and seem to give mixed advice as well as do the minimum in making sure that the medication provided (especially sedatives for anxiety) is the right one. Vet care is already expensive. Go somewhere that cares holistically about your dog and your dog's family.

Absolutely love this place, the doctors seem to enjoy my chinchillas when I bring them for their…read moreexams each year. The vet isn't so close to me anymore since I moved further but I will keep coming here. Great staff, knowledgeable, all around excellent!