I took my Beagle to Tremont Vet Clinic for extreme itchiness. His regular vet had us giving him expensive allergy shots. Doctor D. said he had ear problems and gave him ear drops. The problem went away within days. I and my extended family have been taking our many, many pets to Tremont Vet Clinic ever since and have always received honest, fairly priced, competent care. Read Less

Our boy "Rusty" is a patient at Tremont Veterinary. He is being treated for paw licking/chewing problem, his poor paws were so red, raw, swollen, infected, loss of hair, then he was limping, then he wouldn't jump off the couch to go out, he would whine, I knew then how much pain he was in, so I would carry him out and in, I was just sick with worry. The doctor decided to try him on an injection called Vetalog (Kenalog) then asked that I call her with an update. I asked what signs am I looking for? She said the redness and swelling will go down and sores will begin to scab. We knew the next day that quick that it was working. She was right. We then are continuing the injections every other day for a total of 5 injections. Rusty's paws are almost back to normal, sores gone and the hair is almost completely grown in. I can't say Thank You enough to Tremont Veterinary, doctors and staff. They are wonderful. The Miller family & Rusty say "THANK YOU" from the bottom of our hearts for taking such good care of our boy. (Before and after pics) Read Less

We took our Jack Russell to Tremont Vet with a troubled ear problem he had been suffering with over a year. The dr knew exactly what it was (Severe Yeast Infection) and treated it along with his skin allergy & asked that we bring him back in 10 days to see if he needs another treatment. Over the 10 days we saw a 90% turn around in him, finally some relief. We returned as instructed, ears much better but gave a 2nd dose and refilled his allergy meds. Call if I need a refill otherwise he's good to go. Rusty is doing great!! Thank you Tremont Vet ! The Miller's Read Less

We have gone to this vet clinic for over 20 years and it is absolutely top notch. Everyone there is professional, personable and always show love for our dog,Roxy. Our first dog Jake actually liked going there because he knew he'd get some hugs.Read Less

In February I took my 10 year old Boxer in. He had hit his ear against the coffee table causing the blood vessel inside to burst and the ear filled up. It had gotten rather large, but wasn't concerned. Dr. Zygota took a look for us. I specifically asked if it would go away on its own because I read online from another vet clinic that it will eventually re-absorb back into the body, which is why we waited to take him in. Her reply was no and it is very painful for the dog. I didn't feel my dog was in pain, but she made me feel like a terrible pet owner. Unfortunately, I trusted she was being truthful. I didn't want to put my aging boxer through a surgery if it wasn't absolutely necessary, but since she said it wouldn't clear up on its own we scheduled the surgery for the following day. During surgery they removed a mass from his side without prior permission. We scheduled a follow up appointment ten days later. They removed the stitches from his side and checked the drain. They decided to leave the drain in for another week because there was still fluid in his ear. We left and went home thinking all was well. It wasn't. My poor dog wasn't home more than 5 minutes and where they had removed the stitches had completely come open. There was a 3-4 inch exposed area. I couldn't believe it! We quickly rushed him back up and they stapled his incision shut and we began another round of antibiotics. Another week or so went by and we took him back to have the drain checked again. Still had fluid so they decided to continue to leave the drain in. They had us schedule another appointment to check on it in a week or so. Eventually, my dog ended up scratching his ear and catching the drain and ripped it out. I called the vet and they had me come in just in case. They removed the rest of the drain and took out the staples. I took him home only to discover that his side where they removed the staples was gapping open AGAIN! The dog had had surgery over 3 weeks ago at this point. We quickly rushed him back up. They stitched him back up. We returned 2 weeks later because his ear was once again filling back up, which we knew could possibly happen. The vet that took a look asked us and said that they would want to do the full surgery to fix it. At this point we had already paid over $500 to try and fix it. My husband and I didn't want to go through the whole thing again and this vet (not Dr. Zygato) said we could just let it go and eventually the body would re-absorb the fluid build up. WHAT!?!? This is exactly what I asked Dr. Zygato and she said it wouldn't fix itself on its own. They removed a stitch or two from the top and bottom of the incision site on his side.It has now been about 2-3 months since the surgery and my dog still has some stitches in his side. His ear filled up and it has begun to be re-absorbed by the body. I am planning on scheduling another appointment to take out a couple more stitches and discuss my disgust with the services we have received. I feel I am entitled to a refund or compensation. I don't think it is right to lie to a client. I would have broached the conversation with them earlier but I didn't want it to be an emotional and reactive conversation. Read Less

AVOID AVOID AVOID! Customer BEWARE! They charge hidden fees and do not disclose the fees at all and will lie to you what the fees are for. Only after paying and looking at the receipt does one finally realize what they paid for! Read Less

AVOID AVOID AVOID!  Customer BEWARE!  They charge hidden fees and do not disclose the fees at all and will lie to you what the fees are for.  Only after paying and looking at the receipt does one finally realize what they paid for! Read Less

I've been going here for years. I ignore any posts that have very poor spelling (not just a couple of words) and grammar Since anyone that can't spell or type is either too young to comment or doesn't speak English well and therefore probably has misunderstood. I've found the people here to be nothing less than caring and professional. I've dealt with everything from large dogs with bad hips to a cat that is now 19 with thyroid issues. This cat won't take medicine unless forced and then will disappear for weeks at a time. Working with the vets here we have changed her diet and other than being very thin she is doing very well. plays with the kitten, runs, jumps and eats everything in her bowl with minimal vomiting (side affect from the thyroid). I drive much further just to keep my 3 pets there. Read Less