Great Bay Animal Hospital came highly recommended for our boy, but our experience was less than…read morestellar. Our dog needed a dental cleaning, and it was completed, but for a significantly higher cost than quoted and we had to return for additional extractions not long after. Same issue. The bill was astronomical. Biopsies were taken from the same area on both visits, but we never received results for the second biopsy, and when I called multiple times I was told someone would call me back, which they never did, which leads me to think the specimen was either lost or never taken. I also received a call while my dog was in surgery asking if we wanted to remove healthy teeth. It should be noted here that the price increased per tooth. The most egregious error was, despite a thorough exam before surgery, the fact that our dog was in early stage kidney failure was completely missed. We lost precious early intervention time and unfortunately we lost him three weeks ago. They claimed he had Addisons disease, but there was never any follow up or a treatment plan aside from the vet telling me "These dogs are hungry as hell". All in all, I regret bringing our lovely boy here, and we will absolutely not be returning with any future pets.

My cats have been patients at Great Bay since I adopted them in 2014. They always recieve the best…read morecare and attention. All the staff and doctors have been especially sweet and kind with our cats (who are never happy/anxious to be there). My most recent visit, I was show into an exam room very quickly although arriving early. As always, my cat recieved the best of care. Highly recommend this team to anyone looking for a vet.

at one time this was an independently owned clinic with great service .they are now owned by a…read moreprivate equity firm named Rare BreEd . it is all about the money now . do not go there Amy Moffet is a terrible manager ! they lost my check and then would not give my dog services and demanded payment when I had already paid them . they made a huge error and then treated me like a delinquent client and would not accept responsibility .....STAY AWAY FROM THIS VET

Disappointed in the Decline…read more I've been a loyal client of this clinic for over 10 years and used to really appreciate their service, but the quality has significantly declined over the past few years. Lately, they've started closing early without notice, which has been incredibly frustrating. It recently took me four days and three trips to the office just to pick up my dog's medication due to inaccurate posted hours or early closures. Today, I arrived for an appointment (confirmed via email 5 days ago) only to find a note on the door stating the office was closed. There was no phone call, no social media post, no email--absolutely no communication about the closure. This lack of professionalism and disregard for clients' time is unacceptable. It has become evident that my pet's best interests are no longer a priority for this practice. Unfortunately, you have not only lost my business but also my trust and the recommendations I once gave so freely.

I started coming here in 2021 just for laser therapy, but have since transferred all my cats'…read moremedical care to LAH (including multiple who have special needs). The facility is always clean and you rarely have to wait for a room. Staff is friendly, knowledgeable, thorough, and they clearly care about the pets. We've even had a number of emergencies that required same day surgery and, even with a fully booked day, LAH makes it happen. If I were forced to come up with a complaint, the only downside I could possibly think of is that the parking spots are very narrow. Other than that, highly recommend!

I wish I had more positive feedback. We have given Lafayette Animal Hospital a try, more than once,…read moreand always end up feeling like we are overcharged and unsatisfied. Generally end up fixing the problem with our dog ourselves or with another vet clinic.

I've been a client for over 15 years. Dr Cobb has treated not only my dogs and cats, but also…read morehorses, alpacas, and goats. Professional, compassionate, very knowledgeable, with a friendly and helpful staff.

FAH has been our vet clinic since we moved to the area 11 years ago. More than once in emergency…read moresituations we've been glad they're less than 10 minutes from our house, because until a few years ago, the closest emergency clinic was more than half an hour away. Dr. Audrey Karamourtopoulos (she goes by Dr. Audrey for obvious reasons) is the clinic owner and our primary vet. For the longest time she was the only vet there, but over the years other vets have been brought on staff. Dr. Audrey has been a wonderful caretaker for our dogs, and even the occasional foster. She will sit on the floor with a dog and let them give her a facial while she tries to conduct an exam. She is one of the most compassionate people I've ever met. Some people like a vet who is all business, others like the heart-on-sleeve kind. Dr. Audrey is a little bit of both, but leans more towards the latter. Easy to tears, this lady, even more than me. I'm okay with that, I don't feel silly getting sniffly in front of her, or on the phone. She usually beats me to it. She's a skilled surgeon too. She saved the life of our first Rottweiler, who was bloating, which is a life threatening condition. Carl would have died enroute to an ER clinic, but fortunately FAH was open. He recovered really well. We had to go out of town a couple weeks later and did medical board at the clinic just to be sure he had around the clock attention. Because the clinic is attached to Dr. Audrey's home, she is available at all hours. She sat up with our neighbor's dog at 2am while he died in her arms from hemangiosarcoma. FAH has techs on staff 24/7. Unlike some other clinics where animals might be left alone overnight. FAH also does rescues, mostly cats, but occasionally dogs that might be strays and owners not located, or the animals have been surrendered to the clinic. Dr. Audrey is the vet for a local Doberman Pinscher rescue. Like a lot of vets, she's not an advocate for raw feeding. She will try and point out some of what she feels are negatives, but won't try to stop you outright. It's your dog, not hers. We've agreed to disagree, though she has admitted that my dogs are pretty darned healthy overall (even our cancer boy is still on part raw/part kibble and doing great) and have gorgeous coats. Argo came to us with teeth so covered in plaque you could barely see the cusps. No dental done, just some manual scraping to remove the large chunks by a hygienst and a raw diet have really cleaned his teeth up. Dr. Audrey doesn't try to overvaccinate your pets either. She was actually the first person to tell me about titers (blood test to determine antibody levels) when we first met and had a senior dog. Other than rabies, we didn't need to be pumping the poor creature full of the damned things. She often runs late, because she doesn't rush through appointments. Not every situation can be handled in 15 minutes. I may wait an hour to see her, and I'm okay with that. Just take my dog outside for a walk; girls at the front desk will call me in when it's time. Dr. Audrey will spend as much time as you need her to, especially if there are a lot of questions coming up. Lately we've had some communication issues, having to wait longer than I thought was appropriate for a return call on something, but that seems to have been a short lived issue. Hasn't happened again. Drs. Baker and Stephanie are the other current DVMs on staff. Haven't worked much with Dr. Stephanie, but she is more of a small/exotic animal and bird vet. Dr. Baker is a nice gentleman, little more of the reserved, old school type vet. Dr. Audrey was out of town at the time Argo presented with a recurring limp; Dr. Baker caught his bone cancer early. We will be forever grateful for that, as it's given us more time to try different treatments and kept him with us longer than most people get in this situation. He also did a nice job pulling over 200 baby porcupine quills (they're small, soft and hard to find!) from Hannahbelle's feet and mouth recently. Don't ask... She's lucky she's cute!

I have nothing but wonderful things to say about the staff here We have been going for years For…read moreour Cat and dog

A very compassionate animal hospital. We got an appointment the same day . Our 14 year old yellow…read morelab received excellent care for her age related anxiety. The person at the front desk, the assistant and Dr Betty Huang all couldn't have care more for our sweet aging girl. Dr Betty checked back with us the next day to see how she was doing‼ We we're just visiting the area and they treated us like family. Thank you Sagamore animal Hospital

We've been going to Sagamore for 2 years since we rescued our pup and they are the absolute best…read more The staff and doctors are kind, compassionate, and we always feel confident that our fur baby is getting the best care.

Always been happy with any of the vets we have seen here. Dr Davis was very compassionate and…read morecaring with our old boy Rusty and gave us the correct diagnosis and treatment when our last vet said it was just old dog lungs.

Northwood Veterinary Hospital is the best. Their ability to step outside the box on tough issues…read morehas been by far the most impressive I've seen. They saved are small beagle twice and she's been bouncing around since it's been two years. I cannot recommend CAVES in Concord not that I weren't warned by other individuals I know. So any emergency that comes up and Northwood is closed I'll head to Portsmouth. All staff are great and again the doctors are tops.

Caring, friendly staff and vets. Appointments are fairly quickly made by phone. Making them through…read morethe Pets Desk app is less successful- probably the app's fault, not the facility.

North Hampton Animal Hospital is the best in care and courtesy. Dr. Craig Kelleher and his staff…read moreare always a pleasure to deal with for care and preventative care. Excellent in every way.