Butler Veterinary Associates and Emergency Center at 1761 North Main Street Extension in Butler, Pennsylvania
Butler Veterinary Associates and Emergency Center is healthcare, which located in Pennsylvania. They address is 1761 North Main Street Extension.
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Phone: +1 724-283-2345
Address:
1761 North Main Street Extension,Butler, Pennsylvania
16001 Get directions
Web site: butlervet.com
Categories: Veterinary care
Customer Reviews about Butler Veterinary Associates and Emergency Center
- ✪ ✪ ✪ ✪ ✪I know not everyone likes cats but a pet is a pet. Cat got into rat poison and they wanted to test it for cancer when it was bleeding out ?!? And had to wait cause a dog got hit by a car and came in after and we were told the dog was more important not to mention they had no blood on hand for a transfusion. Gave an outrageous price of $1700. Had to euthanize the kitten and was charged over $300 for them doing nothing. Never ever go back and will definitely refer everyone I know to seek help elsewhere for their cherished pets.February 01, 2017by John Iorio
- ✪ ✪ ✪ ✪ ✪My one year old lab mix, Porter, has been a patient there since we got him at 10 weeks. He has always liked going to the vet for checkups. I say that because it stood out to me as odd that he would just sit there so calm during checkups. He has also boarded there since he was very young. I got him bathed and his nails trimmed every time. A few months back, they started telling me he was giving them trouble during his nail trims. He peed on them, expressed his anal sacks and tried to bite them. The tech I spoke with apologized that they couldn't give him his bath so they'd credit me the next time. I recently was in for his shots and his one year physical. He was terrified. He wouldn't let the vet touch him. They had to muzzle him. Then, at my suggestion, they took him out of the room as I thought maybe he's actually behave better apart from me. Then, the vet and tech tried to counsel me on how I might be able to settle him down. Maybe bringing him in just to visit on occasion. I don't know what happened. Something happened. Yet, he needs his care - updates -and I need a place to him to kennel when we are away. Otherwise, he is very friendly. He is around two toddlers, another dog and has no issues. We touch his ears and feet and he is perfectly fine with all of it. But, NOW, he does not like the vet.December 08, 2016by Jocelyn Richardson
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