I have been going to Park Place Veterinary Hospital for approximately 8 years and have received the…read morebast care for all of my animals. we recently took in 2 kittens and a momma cat. The momma cat ran away. Momma cat had an appointment today 1/28 and we forgot to cancel. My husband received a call from the Vet stating we needed to pay for the visit and going forward we would have to prepay for all appointments. Apparently, there is a policy that exists. Clients are only made aware of this when they miss an appointment. This gives the practice manager the ability to enforce the policy whenever they feel free to do so. Usually, we receive an email and a call stating that we have an appointment for the animals a day or 2 in advance. According to my husband neither of these reminders happened. i have spent thousands of dollars for my pets with this office and in the end they told me that I needed to take care elsewhere. I am a little disappointed with the way the practice manager handled the situation. I think the vet and the vet techs and the reception are amazing. However, if a policy exists it should be shared with clients when they establish care. Or it could be attached to the email when they send reminder calls. I believes this is an excellent, comprehensive, compassionate place for the animals. If I were to rate this based on today´s experience it would not be good. I do feel that if there are rules they should be shared with the customers. The practice manager should fix her process to ensure everyone knows the rules. Practice managers are suppose to fix processes. unfortunately, I need to rate.

I've taken my dogs here for years and really love the culture, community and compassion for my fur…read morefamily. Staff are kind, Helpful, and always available over the phone. Appointments are easy to set up with their online platform and the vets are very thorough and invested in my pup. They take their time and really connect.

We were new to the area and looking for a vet as our dog Coco needed her shots. They were…read morerecommended and they had an appointment available. Our dog Coco was seen by Dr Stanley. She was wonderful to work with very personable. You can tell she likes animals. She recommended a specific shot for ticks as we came from an area where ticks are not an issue. She also suggested a dental cleaning, but there was never any pressure. Though in time we did bring Coco back in as she developed an abscessed due to her teeth. shortly there after Coco developed kidney failure but did not respond to aggressive treatment. We made a decision to cross the rainbow bridge. Dr Stanley and staff were wonderful with kindness and compassion. Though our time was short, If and when we get another pet, we will definitely be back.

I took my dog in because Dr. Pearson said my dog needed a tooth extraction. I couldn't pick her up…read moreuntil late that night even though I brought her in early. He came out smiling, and saying that everything went "great." That night neither of us got any sleep, because she could barely breath. The first thing the next morning I took her back there and there was a new technician who saw her and told me that she had collapsing trachea, caused by the surgery. I found out recently that SHE ACTUALLY DIED temporarily during the surgery, which doesn't seem like the surgeon or surgery was "great." Three days later he called to see how my dog was doing, and actually told me that 'the collapsing trachea would probably go away.' It's an insult that he would think I didn't even care to look up what a collapsing trachea was.

Update- my kitty has died-- six weeks after he was kicked out of Court Street- all because his BP…read morewas uncontrolled. Court Street took him off a BP med and put him on another, which didn't work- but how would we know without getting a BP reading?? I drove Quincy two hours each way to an eye doctor who could give him a BP reading and he added his old medication, bringing him in check. However, his blood pressure was uncontrolled for too long thanks to this place's negligence and he died as a result. These people deserve to go out of business for their practices.

My husband and I have been long-standing clients of Court Street Vets for nearly two decades…read more Throughout our experiences with both the prior and new owners, Sabrina has consistently demonstrated exceptional kindness, compassion, and understanding towards our animals. However, over the past year, we have encountered different veterinarians instead of Sabrina, resulting in a less-than-satisfactory experience. Yesterday, when we brought our dog Oliver in for a visit, the veterinarian, who appeared to be relatively inexperienced, exhibited extreme rudeness. As animal owners who treat our pets like family, it was disconcerting to be spoken to in such a manner. I declined to authorize additional tests that were just extras... opting instead to conduct them at a later time, given the substantial costs already incurred for Oliver's physical examination and bloodwork. The veterinarian, Dr. Levy, proceeded to label me a neglectful dog owner. When these test I have done on a yearly basis and felt it wasn't needed till our next visit. I chose to address the issue at a later time so I could get my dogs monthly prescription , plus this Dr. had never seen my dogs or knows us and our history. This clinic has drastically declined over the last few visits and I new after this unprofessional visit I would never allow my fur babies to be seen by such nasty people. the funny thing is when you walk into their waiting room they have a sign about treating people with respect and kindness...I would say there team needs to practice what they preach! This morning, I contacted a new veterinary practice in a nearby town, which has received excellent recommendations, and arranged to transfer our records. I am relieved to have found a more suitable alternative and will no longer need to interact with Court Street Vets. Unfortunately, it appears that the establishment has undergone a significant decline in quality, with new staff exhibiting poor bedside manners and prioritizing financial gain over animal care.

Friendly and caring Made every effort to accomodate when I needed records and procedures done right…read moreaway for a specialist my pet had to see. Also when I ultimately had to put my pet down they were so compassionate.

I would give this vet, Dr Kane 0 stars if possible but one will have to do…read more Took my 4 month old orange tabby kitty to be neutered and he was sent home wet. Since they said nothing, I assumed he had a bath but in a few days his hair starting falling out until he had large areas of only red skin and it turned out while in Dr Kane's care, he had been involved in a chemical spill which both she and her staff kept quiet. My kitten also was burned inside his mouth and tongue so eating was very difficult as i was feeding with a suringe, watering his canned food. Took him to a new vet in Ridge and she took photos and sent them to Dr Kane, showing her the damage which occured while he was under her care. She only said she was unaware it was that bad. What else did she think a chemical spill would do to a kitten? Dr Sawyer in Ridge had Dr Kane pay the billl as my kitten remained under Dr Sawyers' care several weeks until he was able to come home. What vet is aware a patient has chemicals spill all over the animal and does nothing and more, tries to hide it from the owner but willingly takes payment? (which she only returned once Dr Sawyer from Rindge NH took over his emergency care) I do not reccomend Dr Kane in any way but if you really love your pet, highly suggest taking your pet to Dr Sawyer in Rindge NH. If my kitten had not been seen by Dr Sawyer, he would have died.

Emailed Wende, she did respond, but wanted a $500 deposit below we could meet the dog we were…read moreinterested in. The dogs were already 15 weeks old, so could have gone to a home 7 weeks ago, which is kind of odd and why we wanted to meet them. When I responded telling her we wouldn't do the $500 deposit, but could that day and would have the full cash to pay for the dog if it worked out, she just didn't respond. I truly hope what I read on here isn't true, really sad people would do that to dogs. But out of an abundance of caution I would look elsewhere. We found a great breeder in moultonborough New Hampshire, much better things said about them online. Buying a dog is such an important decision, you get so attached and dogs are so special. There truly is a special place in hell for people who are cruel to dogs. I truly hope Wende is not one of those people, but there's just too much smoke here for me not to think there's some kind of fire going on.

Our new pup is happy and healthy - she came well socialized with a wonderful temperament. All went…read moresmooth with this breeder including transfer, paperwork, etc. Recommend.

Final journey has my highest regards these folks from start to finish treated us and our dog with…read morekindness and respect and understanding our beloved pet was cremated in just one day which also made things a little easier by having her home sooner. I wish to thank all involved in helping us thankyou

WARNING TO ALL PET OWNERS!!! DO NOT USE THIS COMPANY!!!…read more Between the dates of November 2nd and the 10th 2022, I entrusted WARREN MOONEY'S company, FINAL JOURNEY, in NH, with the care of a beloved pet that had passed. I was advised by the East Boston Animal Hospital to contact Warren Mooney the owner of Final Journey in NH, to discuss a request. I then contacted, Warren over the phone, I introduced myself to him and told him that my family and I have been long-time customers and have been doing business with his company for over a decade. Specific instructions were given to Warren that involved dispersing the remains into two individual containers and that he would put some remains aside for an amulet. Additionally, I was told that there would be no extra charge for my specific requests and I took their word for it; considering that I have been doing business with them for a decade and never encountered any issues, I obviously trusted them. Upon receiving the remains of my pet, I was given two separate boxes but never received the small portion of the remains for the amulet I wished to fashion. I was also charged additional fees even though I was told that no extra charges would come up. When these matters were brought to WARREN'S attention via text, I was immediately met with a careless and arrogant demeanor. WARREN initially instructed me to utilize a hair dryer to melt away the wax sealing in order to retrieve remains for the amulet, something I was not going to attempt nor was it my responsibility. When asked about the extra charges Warren contradicted himself and just waved it away and continued to ignore this issue. I asked for a refund for the unknown fee and for not fulfilling the service as promised. Warren clearly shooed me away when he said he is "now going to spend time with his family". Warren seemed to be done discussing business with me and made me feel his word is worthless and he is a thief. I was appalled at his condescending responses, arrogant tone, careless and unprofessional way he handled my situation. I was upset at how he treated me and told him I did not care who he was going to hang with and not to forget that the pet owners are the ones that pay for his services, NOT the animal clinic. I then blocked him because I felt I would be met with greater hostility.  I contacted the East Boston Animal Hospital and explained my experience with Warren and that I did not want anything to do with him. Due to his severe lack of professionalism, I told them I would let all my friends, family, and colleagues know and warn other pet families NOT to use his services. I told the staff at the East Boston Animal Hospital that my family and I will NOT go through them for end-of-life pet care as long as they continue to do business with Warren and his company.  For over a decade, my family and I have been conducting business with Warren's company. This was my first encounter with him and I am extremely sad to now know this is what we've been dealing with. Warren's poor attitude was nothing short of rude, careless, and arrogant towards my questions and myself, he was completely uncaring and unempathetic regarding my situation and my requests. I do NOT trust Warren and I question his integrity. Throughout the years my family and I have been paying for our pets' end-of-life services, did he ever fulfill our wishes? After this encounter, I feel he did NOT. Unfortunately, there isn't much (if any) quality control or regulations for pet cremation services, which also explains his horrible demeanor, like he can and has gotten away with things.  I deal with customers daily and I would never respond to any of my new, long-term, past, or potential customers with such carelessness and arrogance. Some pet parents choose end-of-life services for their pets, and I truly respect that decision, so please take this as a WARNING and do NOT entrust your beloved pets with this shady guy and his company. I regret ever doing business with WARREN MOONEY and FINAL JOURNEY in NH. By the way, I saved all the text interactions between Warren and me!  The good news and to end on a positive note, there are other end-of-life pet service providers that have integrity, are professional, and actually care about their customers! Be sure to ask your pet's clinic to ensure they don't use this company and do your research to find a quality service provider. Thank you for taking the time to read this. Good luck!

HIGHLY RECOMMEND! On President's Day at 11:30PM, we had to bring our 10-year-old Australian…read moreShepherd, Brody, to the Veterinary Emergency Center of Manchester for urgent care, and despite the unexpected and heartbreaking news we received, the experience could not have been more compassionate or professional. It was determined that the issues Brody was experiencing was due to cancer in his lungs and he likely only had 1-2 days left. From the time I called to find out how to proceed, to the moment we walked in, the entire staff treated my wife and I -- and Brody -- with extraordinary kindness, empathy, and respect. They took the time to thoroughly explain everything, answer our questions, and make sure we felt supported during an incredibly difficult moment. The doctor we met with, Dr. White, was very knowledgeable and professional every step of the way. The facility itself was clean and well-maintained, which added to our sense of comfort and trust. While we wish the outcome had been different, we are deeply grateful for the care and compassion shown to our family. I would HIGHLY recommend this facility to anyone in need of urgent veterinary care.

They were very helpful and supportive I took my time with my loyal beautiful Bettsie..They put her…read moreon a cart as Bettsie couldn't walk without being in pain ..

Dog trainer in Swanzey, New HampshireClosed Overview…read moreServices Reviews Photos By owner About Google review summary 5 4 3 2 1 4.6 (33) Reviews All leash10 walks8 confidence7 aggressive5 +6 Sort by Most relevant Newest Highest Lowest Elizabeth Nagine 2 reviews After having a consultation I was advised to do a 2500.00 training plan wich consisted of 8 hour long training sessions. My first session was extremely hard to sit through but even harder on my dog. My dog wich is a 5 yr old husky mix mouth ... More 1 Green Mountain K9 LLC (Owner) 3 days ago Hi again! You purchased an 8-Week training package on 3/14/24 and did not attend your first lesson until 5/29/24 (76 days later). In the contract that you signed and requested a copy of, you acknowledged that all training services expire after 180 days, as our training packages typically take anywhere from 1-2 months to complete, depending on which package you purchase. During the first lesson, your dog Memphis attempted to bite up the leash at the trainer, and unfortunately bit his own tongue. This injury was not caused by anything that the trainer did. Your second lesson was not had until 6/14/24, 16 days after the previous lesson. During this lesson, your dog broke its nail. Your dogs nails were extremely unkept and long, and this is overall an extremely common injury for dogs with long nails. We have never hidden the fact that we utilize balanced training methods, which is the reason why you came to us in the first place. Memphis was extremely aggressive and was attacking the roommate in the bus you were living in, which is the reason you sought out our services. $2,500.00 was a large investment that you made and didn't prioritize. You had our contact information and did not once express any concern until yesterday, 104 days later. We wish you and Memphis the best and hopefully Memphis' aggression resolves. Stephanie Raynor 2 reviews·1 photo a month ago Our family recently adopted a 2 year old rescue named Melvin who just finished four training lessons with Mark (Concord area). Melvin came with all the usual behaviors of a rescue dog- nervous, no recall, not leash trained, and running away ... More Photo 1 in review by Stephanie Raynor Kelley V. Bell 11 reviews·4 photos a month ago Working with Chris was the best decision I have ever made! My German shepherd Max, now 3 was a handful when I first got him including running off and not coming back. Now I can take him anywhere! I cannot tell you how many compliments I ... More Photo 1 in review by Kelley V. Bell Lauren Ayers 2 reviews·1 photo 4 months ago I finished my 8 week course with Mark (Concord, NH) in early May and I am more than satisfied! My boy Rabble is a very high drive dog (GSD/Mal/Pit mix) and I was struggling with reactivity towards my roommate and poor leash manners. He is a ... More Photo 1 in review by Lauren Ayers Book online Elizabeth Nagine 2 reviews After having a consultation I was advised to do a 2500.00 training plan wich consisted of 8 hour long training sessions. My first session was extremely hard to sit through but even harder on my dog. My dog wich is a 5 yr old husky mix mouth was bleeding and spraying everywhere. The trainer informed me that it was a superficial injury and was nothing to worry about. My dog continued to struggle with the method until the hour was up and I brought him home. My dog didn't eat and struggled to drink water for 4 days afterwards. Brought him to the vet and he was checked out and sent home. I then waited a few weeks before going back but i really wanted to trust the process so i tried again, THIS time the session was basically the same method but this time my dog was even more terrified. He ended up getting his nail ripped off and again bleeding and I was again told that it was a common thing and not to be alarmed. My dog ended up limping for the next week with no improvement so again we went to.the vet where he showed to have an infection in his toe from the nail being removed. He ended up on 3 rounds of antibiotics which took two months to complete. This is when my vet advised me to seek out other training methods & that this was clearly not beneficial nor healthy. When I reached out to green mountain k9 to ask for a partial refund since I paid 2500.00 for two hours of inhumane training and a slew of vet bills they informed me that not only am I not getting any sort of refund but I have also forfeited my other 6 lessons (that they NOW say could have tried a different method with) with them due to the time on the agreement had lapsed. So, that's what my dog and I got from green mountain k9 for 2500.00. This isn't the last they'll see or hear of me. & I do not recommend a company that pushes you to have no choice besides to either risk the health of your dog or lose the extreme amount of money that you gave in trust. The ethics here is so wrong. I do not recommend this company.

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My wife and I dropped our dogs off for a weekend of boarding and grooming. We left instructions for…read morethe groomer to groom our boy and do a practice grooming of our girl. We were also told that the grooming would be recorded so that we could watch the session if anything weird happens. When we picked up our dogs, it became clear that the boy's grooming was incomplete. He had little knots on his head and a large knot on his tail, as well as a new bald spot on his chest. When we spoke to the groomer about it, she said that he was difficult and wouldn't sit still so that she couldn't complete it, and she said that the bald spot was a cowlick. This didn't *seem* right, because he gets groomed 4 times a year and in the previous place they never had any issues with him at all, and we pet his chest all the time and would've noticed a bald cowlick spot before. She was also not told that the girl was supposed to get a pretend grooming session at all, so that never happened. Since the boy has never been an issue before, we wanted to see the video that we were told we could see if we requested it (we wanted to know what might've set him off), but then we were told that we couldn't because the video system has been down for weeks. The manager I spoke with didn't care and just told me that the groomers rent out the rooms so they aren't responsible for what they do. We contacted the owner but she hasn't responded and instead blocked us on the company Facebook page. Best case, this place has terrible communication amongst the staff and the groomer, poor customer service, and a broken video system. I wouldn't trust my dogs there.

Sam enjoys going to Wagging Tails. He loves to play with the other dogs! The people are also very…read morenice and accomodating!

This place is great. My timid rescue dog loves going here to be boarded. Linda and her team are…read moreawesome, loving, and personable. We love this place!

Excellent training…read more My only bugaboo is that they make it impossible to sign up for further classes. I keep being asked to sign in and there is no sign in button. I keep registering my dog for ongoing classes, but am being told that I have to sign in for that Crazy Making Call the Shelter and they do not answer. you will only be able to leave a message. Which results in a game of cross tag. for every hour I wait for a call back, II will deduct a star. And we are starting at three stars.We are not dealing with dogs here, but humans. Dogs are smarter.