Dr. Ruble is fantastic! He knew exactly how to handle my cat so as to make it the least stressful experience for all of us as possible, he was against doing unnecessary tests, and he was very good at explaining everything he was (or wasn't) doing and why. He gave clear follow up instructions. I feel so much better now that I've found such a trustworthy and fantastic vet for my fur baby Read Less

I read the past reviews and my experience was completely different. I had the best experience ever. I have an elderly dog who was not doing well and i thought that i had to put him down. However, that was not the case. He was treated and got so much better. My dog is like one of my kids, i would do what ever i could to make him better. A month later with medication and a different diet, he is a different dog. No surgeries or anything major needed to be done. It was the food that was making him sick. I am happy that i listened and tried what was suggested. Best vet i have ever been too. Read Less

Well I was going to have my animals cared for with them, not after the way they handled my grandmother's cat. She is elderly and disabled so this would be a great thing for her. They made her wait three days for a appointment. Her cat was in need of care they gave her cat the wrong medicine, charged her two hundred dollars and left. When the cat needed emergency care the next day they wouldn't see her and told her to trap him and take him to a vet? They knew she couldn't drive that's why she had them come out in the first place. Never offered a refund or any help. Refused to see her cat. I will not use them and I'm so embarrassed I recommended them. Shame on them. Read Less

We have been using Vet to Pet for over two years now and can't say enough about how wonderful they've been!!! We have 8 rescue cats; 5 that are feral and can't easily be taken to the vet. Missy and Shannon have been great in diagnosing and treating them when we've had a few sicknesses... Not to mention getting each one checked out and treated when they first come in. We can't imagine using anyone else!!! Read Less

My cat is alive because he was diagnosed correctly and is being treated, and he did not have the additional trauma of being transported to a vet. Dr, Battaglia has followed up, and Vet to Pet intervened when a problem arose with an online compounding pharmacy. Description of work: My elderly cat was wasting and I feared he would need to be euthanized. Dr. Melissa Battaglia offered a more heartening diagnostic impression than I'd hoped (I feared cancer), came to my home to draw blood to confirm her impression (not an easy task with this fellow), and treated him quickly and effectively. Her experience and responsiveness far exceeded my expectations, and my standards are high: I'm a health-care provider in my 60s who has never been without animals, and I used to work for a vet. Read Less

In my opinion You are heartless soulless people void of human compassion our poor dog has not moved since we gave the narcotics you prescribed, she has defected on herself winced in pain when we try to move her and because of your lack of compassion you want us to watch her slowly starve to death. We wanted her to be treated or pass away in the the comfort of her home. Now we must watch her slow die  of starvation or take her to a cold and sterile vets office.I can not  tell you the anguish you have caused our family. I would like to hear from you my number Is Sen Read Less

Extremely unprofessional. We made an appointment to have our 120lb, 11 year old lab euthanized. I clearly explained when I made the appointment what we needed them to do and why we had arrived at this painful decision. He is incontinent, cannot stand without help and can't walk up and down the steps to our yard without an enormous amount of assistance. I confirmed that they would bring sufficient resources to remove the dog so he could be creamated. We spent three days crying and saying goodbye to our dog while we waited for the appointment. When they arrived, the first words out of the "vet's" mouth, before she even knew why we had made the decision or seen the dog was, were "have you tried pain pills" (we had, but apparently not the opioids she reccomends.). She went on to tell us that "there's still a whole lot of happy in his eyes" and suggested a bunch of unrealistic solutions, like building a ramp for our stairs (not useful in the snow and I'm not a carpenter who can build a ramp that will hold a 120 wobbly dog) buying booties for him, and rugs all over our house(tried that, he pees on them as soon as they're down.). She then added, "unless you guys are just, you know,done with him." Her assistant then said,"you know, to us, these are very big lives, and they're already short. We hate to make them shorter." Obviosly, we couldn't have the dog put down after that. When we got upset with them they tried to say that gave us the option, but that's no kind of option. There was absolutely no discussion of his quality of life or our quality of life living with him. Then they asked me how I wanted to pay for the appointment! I threw them out and told them to send me a bill. The left me with ten days worth of an opioid pain pill for him. So far it hasn't helped. I just have a 120 lb doggie addict living in my house. These people are terrible. Update. I spoke with their practice manager on the phone and she promised to waive the fee for the visit and to call in a prescription for the medication that they left us with, that we didn't ask for. Since we are running out, I called the pharmacy to make sure it was ready for pick-up and they told me it had never been called in. I called Vet-to -Pet and was told that they "do not feel comfortable" calling in the prescription because we are not "currently clients" and I indicated that I do not intend to use them in the future. So now we don't even have any pain meds for this poor dog. Really, this is outrageous. Do not use this vet. Read Less

Have used for years for our 8 and 3 year old pups. Excellent interactions always.  Typically have Dr. Battaglia and Shannon come on Saturdays for annual appts, tho Dr. Reuben has visited for sick calls over the years as well.  Have pets' best interest truly at heart!  have all things needed for  house calls (vaccines, tags, microchipping, meds...literally can do everything in the home except surgeries of course).  Definitely worth the surcharge for the comfort of treating our dogs at home.  Dr. B has gone above and beyond several times when pups have had various GI issues over the  years, calls to check in to see how they are progressing, completely unsolicited.  what MD (for humans or pets)  does that?! They put our dogs at ease with exams and nail trimming, never in a rush to get to next patient.  Jill, the office manager is wonderful to work with, gets back right away, any interactions with staff at Vet to Pet have been utterly delightful.  Highly recommend to anyone.  Avoid the hassle of transporting animals to brick/mortar vet (especially in our case with anxious dog who panics at car rides, let alone waiting around to be seen in traditional vet setting office).  use their online mail order pharmacy for flea/tick and heartworm meds.  is seamless.  often run specials, and earn points towards future purchases.  Prices comparable to other places with out the hassle.  do it, call now.  seriously, switch vet providers.  will not regret! Read Less

When the "doctor" came after my call to come and take my cat, I changed my mind and told him he couldn't take the cat. Dr. Ruble put a pen in my hand, put his hand over mine and checked off some blocks on a orange piece of paper. For his coming out that night, I also gave him about $600-$700 worth of Vintage/Antique items to pay for his services. As he ran out the door laughing, he shouted that I was a stupid idiot and that I would never see my cat again! I tried the next few days but was told that the cat was already placed, which it wasn't! I would NEVER recommend this VET to ANYONE. He doesn't have a heart and he has NO compassion for people or pets! Read Less

Our first visit was pretty horrible. Like with most pets, trips to the vet are always stressful. Normally, our cats just aren't big fans of going (though they tolerate it, with puffy tails and lots of shedding) and this year, I was going to have to take the two cats PLUS an infant with me. I don't have enough arms for all of that, so we called Vet to Pet to try their services out.When the vet and tech arrived, they brought in their tools and set up shop in the living room, which was totally fine. I was expecting them to sit on the floor and get to know the cats for a couple of minutes, maybe getting in some pets and calming "conversations"  before starting the exams, as most animals prefer to get to know new people prior to being touched and handled. The two vets we've gone to in the past have always done that...they talk to the cats and pet them for a bit before getting anything started. That didn't really happen. The tech did sit on the floor, but there wasn't much interaction between her and the cats outside of the cats sniffing all of her things. I was immediately asked for payment. Between the time I went to get our credit card and the time I came back, our laid back cat was hissing, growling, and clawing like I've never seen. We've had him for almost 10 years and he's never, ever reacted that way to us or anyone else he's been around, including his normal vet. They ended up putting a muzzle on him, which was pretty horrifying. I should have ended the appointment there, but by that point, I had a crying baby on my hip who was upset by the whole scene. They were finally able to give him his shots and I think they maybe listened to his heart, but he had no other examination because he just didn't want to be touched or handled by these strangers he had no chance to get to know. We still paid the full amount for his examination. When they were done with him, he got loose before they could get the muzzle off and ran into several things, hissing and shaking, because he was so upset by the whole situation. Totally unacceptable.Our second cat was a little easier for them; she allowed them to examine her. Again, the muzzle came out for the shots. The way they handled her, too, was way more aggressive than I've ever seen her be handled before and I think that was a huge part of the problem. Our usual vet has me hold her legs, the vet tech holds her front paws and she does nothing more than growl.Overall, the whole scene was very chaotic and atypical of our cats. The older male is usually very laid back, the younger female is kind of crazy but in a very playful way. Neither have ever had to be muzzled or held aggressively in order to be examined or given their shots. Maybe they just weren't into the whole vet in their home idea, but the whole visit just didn't feel right for anyone involved.Both the vet and the tech were nice enough. I didn't feel like the vet was really hands on or that interested in our cats, but maybe that was just because it was a Friday afternoon, or she'd had a bad day. Who knows? I can't imagine that we'd do this again; from here on out we'll stick with their usual vet. Read Less

Vet to Pet is a mobile veterinarian service, with two doctors. You call, make an appointment, and the vet will come to your house. No more lugging animals in crates to and from a veterinarian's office! Their website explains all of their services, so I won't try to outline them here.I've been using them for years, and have nothing but great things to say about them. I've always used Dr. David Ruble. He even put one of my cats to sleep in my home (he was very old, and had cancer). Dr. Ruble did this in a respectful, dignified, gentle manner. I will *always* be grateful to him for that. Read Less