They have always been amazing with my animals especially my dog when she needed anxiety medication when she was a puppy. Even when they knew we needed to put our cats to sleep on the rainbow bridge they were the most compassionate people about it. Read Less

My dog has a rare fungal disease that has caused him to lose his eyesight and DAH has gone way above and beyond to help us through this really difficult time! Dr. O'Loughlin calls to check on him, calls specialists to get more information, and tells me uplifting stories about other dogs she has seen flourish after losing their eyesight! I can't say enough how grateful I am for all of their help and support! Read Less

Great vet!  I adopted a 12 year old cat who,  unknown to me at the time,  was seizure prone.  The shelter was no help to us but these guys figured out that he actually had feline hyperesthesia. They helped us to get it under control and keep it controlled and now the old man is living a normal life!  He's playing and running around and is able to just be a normal cat,  something that never would have happened without their help.  They've been great with treating our dog who has a skin condition as well!  5/5 stars,  would absolutely recomend!! Read Less

There needs to be more star's. Every single person in this office treats you with respect, kindness, compassion and understanding and I don't only mean the humans. My babies are not my pets to them, they are family member's and treat as such. I have been to another Vet only for us to return and vow, no matter what or where we live ... Delmar is our choice Read Less

My dog passed away last week. It turns out she didn't have a crimp in her back as suggested by Delmar Animal Hospital. Several months had gone by where she was being treated for the wrong thing. After going to a more reputable vet, I learned that she had a brain tumor and was having seizures, not arthritic pain. By this time however, it was too late. Read Less

We always get kind and competent veterinary care for our three cats at Delmar Animal Hospital. We often see Dr. Lane and she always takes the time to answer questions. They have done a good job at keeping the care affordable and we expect to continue to go there. Read Less

If there was a way to offer more than 5 stars for Dr. O'Loughlin and the entire staff at Delmar Animal Hospital I would certainly do that. These folks are not only compassionate and caring they are highly skilled. They become family members just like the pets that you bring to them for care. Dr. O'Loughlin and her colleagues are there for the happiest of times with your new puppy or kitten or whatever, but more importantly they are there to help you through the saddest of times when your beloved family member is at the end of their days. they are the best! Thank you Dr. O'Loughlin and team!! Read Less

Over the almost 25 years we've been clients at Delmar Animal Hospital, our experience has exceeded our expectations. Anyone who considers pets part of their family knows how difficult it can be to find a veterinary practice that will provide the care we're looking for, and DAH has been there for us every step of the way. From the very rare and difficult-to-treat diseases we've faced to the special-needs rescues we've loved to the more routine treatments, I can't imagine finding better care anywhere else. Keep up the amazing work, DAH. You are appreciated more than you'll ever know by cats, dogs and humans alike Read Less

We love Delmar Animal Hospital! Last August, Tobey, our fourteen year old rescued Golden suddenly fell ill with cancer. Dr. O'Loughlin did everything that she could to help prolong his life, while still giving him quality of life. Together, we made his last few weeks peaceful and as enjoyable as possible for Tobey. When it could no longer be a quality of life and he was in too much pain, Dr. O'Loughlin was the only person we would trust to give him peace. She had been his veterinarian for many years, and understood the trials that he must have gone through before my wife adopted/rescued him. The staff at Delmar Animal Hospital is great, too - friendly, understanding, and patient. We continue to take our two other rescue pups to this office and always receive the best care. Read Less

They de-claw cats. An inhumane and barbaric practice that is outlawed in over 30 countries around the world.....except in the U.S., where the all-mighty dollar reigns supreme over the welfare of kittens and cats! Moreover, it runs counter to the Veterinarians Oath: Being admitted to the profession of veterinary medicine, I solemnly swear to use my scientific knowledge and skills for the benefit of society through the protection of animal health and welfare, the prevention and relief of animal suffering, the conservation of animal resources, the promotion of public health, and the advancement of medical knowledge. I will practice my profession conscientiously, with dignity, and in keeping with the principles of veterinary medical ethics. I accept as a lifelong obligation the continual improvement of my professional knowledge and competence.Read Less

I have been a fan of Delmar Animal Hospital for 14yrs now. All the Doc's and staff are great! I have to say though, Dr. O'Louglin is a one of a kind vet! She is absolutely the best! She has patched up, saved, and healed my Heelers. She has also kept me sane on many occasions when I have been at my wits end of what to do for my dogs. She never hesitates to answer even my most ridiculous questions, ALWAYS returns my phone calls. I have never felt rushed at my visits, never felt like she was hurrying to get to the next dog on her schedule....she always makes us feel like we are the only patients she has. We love you, we appreciate you, and we thank you! Read Less

What a GREAT group of folks... so personal and thoughtful and definitely animal lovers!  I felt really good about bringing our brand new puppy here when he was sick!BackgroundAfter just getting our six week old puppy, he became sick a few days later.  I was worried because he was throwing up and had diarrhea and wouldn't eat or drink all night.  So the next morning I went to an animal hospital in Albany and the vet there wanted to run $600-800 worth of tests and wanted me to leave him there overnight.  As a new dog owner, I had no idea if the costs were reasonable and was a little upset the vet didn't offer to go step by step, rather than just run all the tests at once.  I thought "yikes!" and quickly ran off to get a second opinion.  I called Delmar Animal Hospital and explained my situation and the ladies at the front desk were really helpful.  They suggested I bring the x-rays and any documentation from the previous vet visit so they wouldn't have to repeat the exams (saving me money.)  When I met with Marie, I felt right at home.   I described our puppy's symptoms and answered her questions, she looked at his x-rays, and then Marie explained everything in detail to me.  What could possibly be going on, what steps she planned to take, *why she planned to take each step*, and an estimate of how much the procedures would cost each step of the way.  My first impression, she seemed very caring and loving and genuinely concerned for my puppy's well being, so I felt much better leaving him in her care.  One other important note... when we spoke to the first vet, in Albany, about our interest in feeding Otis a vegetarian diet, the vet tech strongly tried to convince me that "dogs are carnivores and are supposed to eat meat" and he didn't recommend we make our dog vegetarian.  Marie, on the other hand, has an open mind and although she does not know a lot about this area of interest (refreshing that someone is willing to admit that), suggested places to go to learn more and is willing to look into vegetarian options with us when we decide to switch Otis over to a different diet. Read Less