My aunt passed and her cat was alone in an apartment for at least 3 weeks. We wanted to keep her, however my husband was allergic to her. We tried to give her to the ASPCA and reached out to many friends and family to see if they would find her a good home. No one came back and we didn't know what to do with her. We took her to the Easton Animal Clinic to see if they could help us. The cat had some medical issues, but they promised that they would take care of her, fix her up and bring her to the Franklin Shelter. She is a very sweet cat about 8 or 9 years old. It was very difficult for me to leave her, but I felt that she would receive the best of care and they would do their best to find her a home. . The staff were extremely helpful, understanding, dedicated and very professional. I would recommend this practice to anyone who has an animal that they love and want to be well taken care of. Thank you for taking Ana in and trying to find a home for her. Read Less

My favorite clinic because the whole team is professional, caring and compation with my pet and my need as an owner. I can count with a great support and knowledgeable doctor and clerks about all my pet needs. Combinely locater closed from home and easy to assess. Read Less

Wonderful animal clinic. I've taken three cats here over the past ten years, and all of them have received such outstanding treatment. Compassionate and understanding doctors, vet techs and staff. Outstanding veterinary practice, highly recommended. Read Less

I have been taking my domestic shorthair cat here for a while now. The staff are very accommodating to my rather busy schedule, are very considerate toward my cat, and they earnestly work with me to make sure he is happy and healthy. I'm very happy with the staff and I'll definitely keep coming here! Read Less

This was my vet for about 10 years. I unfortunately moved away from this area. I would travel an hour back to the vet for about 2 years after I moved away. Originally they're prices got me in the door. However the doctors and they're staff are what kept me coming back. They have a great love for your animals, and they take excellent care of them. I had a Rottie, a Pit Bull and a Presa Canario while Easton was my vet. My dogs were welcomed there. If you have an animal and are in the area of Easton Animal Clinic then this should be your vet. Seriously. Your pets can cost a lot and there are vets that are after your money. Easton Animal Clinic is NOT one of them. Plus the doctors and staff really are so nice. Read Less

Easton animal clinic has been part of my family for many years. They have seen my puppy and kitten grow. They were there for me when my babies crossed the rainbow bridge. Always helpful. I am glad one of the vet techs is gone. She was rude . Read Less

So lucky to have found them almost 11 years ago. The staff is very friendly and knowledgeable and they love animals. Dr. Soriano has been caring for our toy poodle, who is now 15, and we could not be happier with the care and attention he provides. He has always provided the right guidance to us, and the love he has for animals is evident in everything he does. His daughter has now joined the practice and after just one visit with her we can tell she has the same passion. Read Less

Convenient.......... Friendly staff. Always feel welcome by Gina, who has been there many years. On my most recent visit, new doctor, but not new. Dr Soriano's daughter is now a Vet also. You have a choice of either or to see your animal. Andrea is the daughter, young and her love for animals, or dogs in my case was easy to see! They do not try to up sell for un necessary treatment. Have been going for at least 15 years. Never a problem. Always good service. Read Less

They are the best! So caring, they truly love animals and that is why they do this. Definitely not after the money, very reasonable. The front desk staff are phenomenal, they will love your pet as much as you do. Read Less

Shannon the reception runs hot or cold. She is an extremely moody and unprofessional person, but has more knowledge of meds and dosage than the vet's daughter. If you are there for routine care they seem very competent, but the moment there was a reaction to an antibiotic and my pet had complications, they refused to examine the animal and demanded that I go to their friends at a very overpriced emergency clinic during regular business hours. I took the information and sought another vet practice because Easton refused to help me. Easton Animal Clinic actually shared my personal contact information against my will, and I started getting harassing and threatening phone calls from their friends at the overpriced the emergency clinic that demanded that I bring in my pet and they furthermore stated that my I could be reported because my animal was in duress. You can't make this up !!!  I assured the overpriced emergency center that I chose to seek critical care elsewhere. If you still decide to go, be sure your pet is healthy, be sure it is only for routine shots, and be see your pet is examined and treated only by the father. Under these circumstances there should be no problems. Read Less

while walking my dog this morning I noticed he was in severe abdomen pain.. I immediately called the clinic and although we had not been there before and they couldnt get us in the morning the receptionist being apologetic about it, provided us an emergency doc info and gave his number to call immediately. Our dog is in good shape since the emergency visit. Thank you! Read Less

I have a bunny and he had started to pick up bad habits such as spraying. So it was suggested that he come in one day for a neuter, 10 days after the surgery and my rabbit is doing amazing! I had a few questions along the way and both the staff, Dr. Andrea, and Dr. Soriano were more than willing to offer guidance and help along the way. Read Less

I have known the vets at Easton Animal clinic for about 15 years as we've taken our family dogs there since I was a teenager, however I didn't truly get a feel for how great this vet's office was until I adopted my own puppy last year. I adopted a cockapoo and Dr. Soriano has been great with her. Everytime she goes there she's excited to be there and if I have ANY questions, he doesn't rush the answers (down to telling me how to keep her ears clean to avoid "Cocker ears!"). You can tell Dr. Soriano really cares about every single animal that comes into their doors and so does their staff. The staff is friendly and very accommodating when there's an issue and you need to get in right away. I recommend this office to everyone that gets a new pet and doesn't have their own vet already! Read Less

I have been coming to this clinic for over 10 years and they are absolutely amazing. They truly love your animals and take the best care of them. They never push you to do unneeded treatments. They are the best! Read Less

I have a long history with Easton Animal Clinic, and have taken all of my pets here. I love that they take Friends of Animals Certificates, and don't treat me like a second class pet owner because I spay and neuter my pets through Friends of Animals. I do a lot of research on pet nutrition and health (no, not just wiki and WebMD, actual Research articles) so I'm familiar with a lot of the brands and what they contain, how to READ a food label, and why certain people go with one brand over another. I'm also familiar with common treatments performed at a clinic. I ask questions, and the doctors AND the front desk people (who people on this review board are very quick to judge their personalities) answer to the best of their knowledge. They have always been responsive to any "emergency" questions or concerns I have about my pet, and they actually CALL back when I leave a message on their voice mail. I'm a responsible pet owner, and love learning more and more about how to take care of my animals. Every vet office has it's quirks, and if you don't agree with the doctor or the techs, it is within your right to seek a second (or third or fourth) opinion.Read Less

Our experience over the many years has always found the entire staff both professional and very caring. The very caring part is truly important because it is extremely helpful when deciding on the care of your loved pets.I truly recommend this practice to anyone looking for complete and compassionate care. Read Less

My dog was turned away today because he didn't have an appointment. I'm sorry I cannot schedule and predict an emergency. I'm sorry you are only in the business in seeing pets who are healthy. Cedar Lane Animal Clinic helped us and said they frequently get pets turned away from Easton Animal Clinic. They care about all animals. Read Less

My furry son has been going here since he was a wee pup..7 years later I still love the vets and staff. Although I have seen many different techs the mainstay Shannon is by far the best. The biggest heart and patience, even tho she has bad days too. This Dr. Is kind and patient with my dog. Considering I have a breed most vets are afraid of..seriously not a big dog. My dog hates it the vet for obvious reasons but as soon as the dr. Comes in his anxiety calms down. They are considerate and compassionate. Will never change going there. They're fee for visits and other problems are reasonable and fair. So taking care of your pet won't put you in debt. They so take the time to explain everything so you don't feel stupid. Definitely trust worthy clinic. The long time dr. Celo has since retired but the other dr. Is just as caring and compassionate. Read Less

I should have read the reviews prior to scheduling an appointment for my cat. I had brought my cat there to be neutered when he was a kitten about 7 years ago and recently moved back to the area.. bad decision to not redo my research.  The woman at the front desk was extremely rude and loud. I did not need to hear about other patron's pet's problems and I do not need them hearing about mine. She was rude to the other staff members and when I finally thought I had gotten away from her by seeing the vet she barged into the room and would not even let him speak long. She was a "know-it-all" and was insensitive when discussing my cats health.  On top of her rude service, the vet only recently began believing in a correlation between stress and health. That is not the kind of doctor that I want to see nor do I want my beloved pet to be seen by a doctor with this mentality.  The only upside is that the vet cleaned the table off when we had first walked into the room so I guess they at least read their reviews.  Hopefully they'll read this and remove that awful woman from the front desk. Maybe then they'll receive some better feedback.  I would rather drive 40 mins to my other recently adopted cats vet than even think about going back here. Read Less

Not really sure where these other reviews are coming from.  We have brought our dogs here for many years and they are the best by far.  We had gone to other Vets in Somerset and Hillsborough and our dogs did not get the same care as they get here.  Their fees are very reasonable and they have always been nice to us. Read Less

As a pediatrician myself I feel impelled to write a stinging review of this clinic.  We were visiting New Brunswick from Idaho and had no local contacts when disaster struck.  My dog was hit by a car, shocky and in pain as we came in the door at 4PM on a Tuesday.  Obviously we were upset and in need of a great deal of empathy and quick action.  The front office "receptionist" was not in a mood for either perhaps because she was afraid that she might have to stay after her normal quitting time.  She was authoritarian, shrill, unhelpful...one of the least sympathetic people I have ever met in a medical facility of any kind.  This short, heavyset, woman with glasses should not be allowed to work in any position where she has contact with the public, certainly not a medical faciltiy.  Had I found someone in one of my pediatric offices acting in this manner, she would have been on the street immediately.  Of course we immediately left and sought help elsewhere which I'm happy to say we found at the Cedar Lane Animal Clinic further down Easton Ave.  From other reviews I have seen on line and later comments from others in the profession, my experience was not unusual in the least.  The Vet (Dr Celo) would be doing his clientele a great favor by immediately discharging this worker as it reflects horribly on his own empathy.The only reason I can think of for her retention after previous criticisms is that she must be a family member desperately in need of a job.  That is no excuse for helping to drive this vet's office into the ground. Read Less

The receptionist/assistant here was so terrible, it left a much longer lasting impression than the visit with the vet.I needed an emergency appointment and my dog was a current patient there and unfortunately they did not have any openings.  I asked her for what emergency animal clinics I could bring my dog to.  I had never needed to go to one before, so I was hoping she could name places they refer pets to.  She said with an attitude and yelling "WHY DONT YOU GO LOOK ONLINE."  The nerve.  I never went back there again and took my business to a better vet! Read Less

some (hopefully) constructive criticism:so i've used this vet on an off for a few years. i have not had the same issues with the so-called "rude" front desk person that i've seen on insider pages and g*ogle. what i have found with her is that she is very direct and i actually appreciate that. the fees here are cheaper than other vets i've been to. i also feel more respected by the vets in my choices and a willingness to answer questions. they don't push unnecessary testing, or unnecessary treatments for an aged animal who's only got a year or two left in him anyway. i appreciate that very much as well. if you talk to other pet owners, you will find this is a common problem, they wish their vets were straight with them about their pets' chances for a positive outcome, rather than selling procedures. but i did have a negative experience with my very old dog there, and it's bugged me ever since, to the point where i won't bring him back. he was brought in for what turned out to be lyme disease*, and he was 13 years old, which is very old for his breed. so, in addition to the the illness diagnose that day, he had the natural arthritis and confusion for an animal of his age. making the emergency appointment, we made it abundantly clear why we were there. he couldn't walk, had to be carried in and therefore was not on a leash. the vet tech chastised us a little for not being on a leash, but listened to our explanation, and in turn, explained that all dogs have to be on leashes there, which is reasonable. she then put one of their leashes on the dog as he lay there in the reception area and commanded him to come with her to the scale. we explained again he was there because he can't walk and would not be following her. she then - i am not kidding - pulled on the leash, which was one of those that tightens around the neck when you pull it, and DRAGGED HIM on the floor. she was shouting "COME ON!" as she did so, as if the reason he wasn't walking in with her was because someone hadn't shouted at him yet. as he whimpered in pain, she continued to shout and pull.i put a stop to that pretty quick, but i'm not sure if she understands how close she was to bodily injury. i get that everyone has bad days and lapses in judgment, but this clinic would do well to understand that one negative experience can destroy a customer's confidence in your ability. we're not talking about a snippy attitude a typical complaint about "customer service" that are pretty ample on other review sites about this business. this incident was inexcusable, it was a grievously ill, elderly dog, brought in for his inability to do the very thing she shouted at him to do. this is, after all, what you use veterinarians for. this person watched as we carried him inside, listened as we talked to the front desk about his symptoms, and still did this.*oh and... they say "lyme's disease," which irritates me. it's Lyme Disease, named after the region where the disease was discovered, it's even written on their invoices as "Lymes." maybe that's a me problem.** oh, and i also read on their yahoo listing that they "specialize" in ear cropping and tail docking. these procedures are ethically questionable, a lot of countries actually ban them because they're painful and unnecessary. a lot of vets won't do it. Read Less

Bad attitudes especially the reception lady!! She yells at people, and even threaten them. To be fair, the doctor seemed to have good medical practice experience. But because of the overall terrifying attitudes, we'll never visit there again. Read Less