The dog I inherited from my brother who decided to follow his girlfriend to London could only be classified as a "problem child" He is so cute you can't help but love him but, was causing all sorts of problems in my already stressful life. I took him to Abbey Pet for a behavior consultation. Dr. Prutton was great and recommended a group called Serious Dog Training. After eight weeks and a lot of patience I now have a dog I can bring to the dog park and have friends over without "PI" jumping and drooling all over them. The last time we saw the Doctor we were given shots and tick removal. I recommend this place.

I am taking my cat to them and they are wonderful with her.

Dr Prutton treats feral cats brought in by volunteers. However, when our family cat was trapped by an over-zealous volunteer, he did not take the time to scan her for a microchip so her owners could be contacted. He then anesthitized our cat, cut the top of her ear off, gave her shots, and only stopped in neutering her when he saw her abdominal scar. When confronted by this break in procedure, he refused to acknowledge the error. In addition, he indicated that he will not scan "ferals" in the future. Please support other vets, as his attitude and corner cutting has caused great stress to our cat and our family.

I first took my Jack Russell to Abbey Pet Hospital when he was hit by a car and his vet was closed...Im glad they were closed...His injuries required surgery to repair a broken leg and I do not think his recovery would have been as successful had he not been cared for by Dr. Prutton and his excellent staff. Thank You Abbey Pet Hospital for saving our "ROCKY"

I have been going to Abbey for well over 20 years - they are great. Well priced...are they perfect? no, but I have always received excellent care - not a lot of hand holding, I don't need it, I need my pet taken care of. They do that and more - Dr. Prutton just saved my 19 year old cat last week --