Veterinarians in Mullica Hill, NJ
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4 locations found near Mullica Hill
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400 Swedesboro Road, Mullica Hill NJ 08062
“My 9 year old dog had an aggressive cancer that was growing on her lower jaw that gave her about 6-12 months to live. Long story short, the team at Delaware Valley hospital saved my baby girl. From start to finish, I felt this place was the best veterinary office I’ve ever been to. The care and love my dog received from the staff was amazing. I was kept informed throughout every step, and the cost was by far the most affordable considering her treatment plan and surgeries. The only negative I could come up with is just how far I live from them. Thanks to DelVal, my baby girl has turned 10 years old and still has so much life ♥ Thank you from the very bottom of my heart, you guys saved her!”
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301 Bridgeton Pike, Mullica Hill NJ 08062
“Brought in our new rescue dog for a health checkup- everyone was kind and gave us some tips and recommendations on food, flea, tick & heartworm meds and info on vaccines that he should have since we live in the woods and take our dog out to various places.”
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400 Swedesboro Road, Mullica Hill NJ 08062
“Wow! I have to call out one specific Veterinary Technician named Michelle O'Toole. I witnessed this amazing angel go over and above her job requirements. I would love to recommend her and this facility.”
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301 Bridgeton Pike, Mullica Hill NJ 08062
“I've been going to RVAH for over 10 years. They are competent and caring professionals. They've taken very good care of a cat and 2 dogs now. I read the full reviews of the 3 people who gave poor ratings. One said they hung up after waiting (a whole) 5 minutes on hold and were indignant about having to wait to be seen once they arrived when they were granted an emergency appointment for their pet that wasn't even a patient normally at the hospital. Apparently they were so rude and belligerent they were denied service. As a nurse I can empathize with staff having to deal with that gem of a family member of the patient. #2 was mad the doctor had to postpone a neuter because of the dog's dental issue needing to be fixed first. Number three was pissed they needed to make an appointment to have their dog receive medication. How many doctors you know treat patients without seeing them first? Vets don't have crystal balls. Vets are DOCTORS of animal medicine. Just like people, sometimes pet appointments don't go as planned because they find things unexpectedly that take priority or take longer than planned. It's a hospital, not a hair salon or a fast food drive thru. Do you want good thorough care or an assembly line? If it's good thorough care then take your furbaby here.”
