Examinations

I bring my dog Winter to Quakertown Vet to see a board certified behaviorist because of severe anxiety and fear. So far my experience with Dr. Wilhelmy has been very good. She's extremely nice and listens to everything you have to say. It is pretty expensive to see a behaviorist but thankfully I have pet insurance. I can't comment on other vets or services there since I see a specific person.

I discovered Quakertown Vet when my 19 year old cat was found after having spent 3 weeks outside. I wanted him to be seen immediately, and Quakertown Vet was able to accommodate same day. Their emergency cost was VERY reasonable, and they aren't like other places where they wanted payment BEFORE they even saw my pet. 2 years later and we had to have our same, now 21 year old cat, put down and we brought him back here. They did not charge me an emergency fee and told me they would bill me for the service that day. I had Gizmo cremated and he was returned to me in under a week. Not only did he come back in a nice box, but I received paw prints, nose prints and two glass bottles with his fur in it. It was amazing. I now have two new cats, Luna and Loki, that have both been seen here and I will continue to bring them for their yearly visits for the rest of their lives!

People are very friendly and the docs are very thorough.

No one ever wants an emergency situation with a pet, but if it happens, this team provides excellent and efficient care. You can call ahead to get your pet on the queue. The vet spoke with me at length and discussed possibilities so we could determine a treatment plan for my girl. She gave additional medications to be on the safe side and cover any contingent infections, and one of the medications is helping her feel better. She helped me get an ultrasound appointment asap, so hopefully we will soon know more and develop a long term plan going forward. Also all the helpers at the front desk are knowledgeable, kind, and patient, and understand the stress and worries of a pet parent going through medical challenges.