I have to give Dr. Squires and this Hospital an A +. I am an owner of a Personal Care Home Community, and we had a stray cat become very friendly with our residents that lived in our community. Being a business owner I was worried of scratching, fleas, worms and all kinds of diseases, so we asked the residents to keep from feeding the cat so that it will stop coming around. Of course the residents fed the cat anyways. Either way, one of our residents owned a cat of her own and took her to Dr. Squires over at Forest Inn, and explained to her the story of the stray cat. Dr. Squires was kind enough to offer to take this stray cat in so that she can fix her, and take care of any illnesses that she may have so that the residents can keep 'lucky', they named the cat around. All said and done, one of our residents took the cat in, and now she is fat and jolly and everyone is happy :) Thank you so much for the kind generosity of Forest Inn for helping make a senior citizen smile every day. Read Less

When you join the ranks of people in in the field of veterinary care, you should have to take an oath, to heal those within your power. tried to bring my bleeding cat here after a car hit him, and would not be seen without an appointment. its hard to plan these things, and being told you wont get help at a hospital, be it for man or animal, was a huge let down. i vote a name change, they should lose the hospital in their name if they cant even help out a dying cat. for emergencies, go to creature comforts in Saylorsburg, fast care, great staff, and a true concern for the well being of your pet. Read Less