Horrible people, treated my dog horribly, Seemed they weren't interested since my pet was not shot or run over by car. The fact that i thought it had gotten lyme disease due to all the huge deer ticks in the area and that her 2 back legs were going paralyzed wasn't a big deal to them. Dr. scrubbed foot that she had been chewing, so badly that dog would not go near them. Fat dumb bitch at counter then left my dog in exam room alone with her retractable leash on dragging around on the ground. they should all be working at wal-mart not around animals.

Great place for to take your pet 24/7/365. They are always so helpful and you can tell they love and care about the pets in their care. I would never go anywhere else.

don't even waste your time or your $125 emergency fee. go to the place next to the malvern diner (currently Mid-Atlantic Veterinary Specialists) why? because i called ahead and advised "my dog has a splinter in the surface of his eye, not very deep... if we come in does the dr think that it's something he'll be able to treat?" (we're not rich and this is very expensive)... the answer i received was "I just checked with him and he says yes definately, bring him on in." nope... not the case. advised us to go to U of Penn to see an optimolagist.... really?? drive another hour to U of Penn, pay their emergency fee and then have them call in an optimologist?>> like i have the time or money to do that. had i just gone to malvern in the first place they have an oncall optimoligist that they could've had come in... but nope, not what i did, so now i ahve to go to malvern anyways, pay another emergency fee and wait for them to call their guy in. summary - DON'T WASTE YOUR TIME OR MONEY GOING TO THIS PLACE. i'm out 3 HOURS, AND $175 --- BUT YET NO CLOSER TO A SOLUTION.

We took our 4 month bulldog puppy here when she was acting strange and wouldn't move. They charged us A LOT of money, took xrays and insisted that it was because she over ate, even though I explained several times that she had no more food than she usually had, and it didn't make sense. After two days at the Vet they called us at night and said we needed to take her to UPenn because they had no idea what was wrong with her and she was getting worse. Within just a couple hours at Upenn they realized she had A FRACTURED SPINE! I have no idea how they mistook that for over eating, especially after taking xrays but that was a HUGE miss for them. Thank God for Upenn though! I would never bring another pet here again. Our dog almost died!