Willingboro Veterinary Clinic

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I called to have my dog put down March 14 8:30 am He had lymphoma Said bring him right over. We went to the vet and were ushered into an office immediately. 15 minutes later, 2 girls came in to shave Goliath's leg for the shot. I told them he didn't like anything done to his legs or feet, and he wouldn't let them. About an hour later, while sitting on the floor and calming my dog the entire time who had his poor nails caught in the dirty crocheted blanket they gave him to lie on, they came back in and shaved his back leg. That went much easier. They left and it was another hour and 1/2 before the vet came in to administer the shot. I got to the office at 8:45. It takes 15 minutes. I didn't get home till after noon. I had a disagreement with the woman who billed me because I was told that the charge for the shot was $79 and then when I was billed it was more than $140. The whole incident of waiting to have my dog put down for more than 2 hours was extremely cruel.

Willingboro vet has done a great job once again, with one of my holland lops. They had me bring in my rabbit immediately. That's so important when a rabbit has a blockage. They have less than 24 hours to be treated or they could die. Willingboro didn't try to push surgery for a small blockage they spotted on an X-ray . Surgery would most likely kill a rabbit. They also prescribed my little guy Honey Cisapride, which is hard to come by in the U.S.. They have it compounded. Cisapride works the best to stimulate the rabbits appetite and get things moving. They don't Try to sell you all kinds of non-sense when you're there. They have also helped my other bunny, who has had a blockage twice. I couldn't have asked for better help for my bunny. Thank you Dr. Wolf, you were great! My Honey is eating and running around. It's been less than 24 hours since treated. I also gave Honey 0.3 ml mineral oil, which the vet wasn't against and that is rare. Most vets will tell you it doesn't work, but it has helped time and time again. So if you have a bunny who needs help, Willingboro vet is highly recommended.

I LOVE Willingboro vet, the staff and vets there are attentive and kind. I usually see Dr Pettit who is hands down my favorite vet in the world. She always has suggestions for treatment that fits into your budget and is able to listen to your concerns. It is located off Rt 130 and the waiting room is large and open, great for nervous animals! The vet tech staff is friendly and treats my babies like they are their own. Reception staff is always friendly and answers any questions you may have when you call in. Dr Daniels and Dr Rabin are also amazing and very supportive of sick animals. This clinic is constantly trying new techniques and bringing in new vet specialists to relieve animals pain or fix their diagnosis. Two paws up to Willingboro Vet Clinic!