East Greenwich Animal Hospital
East Greenwich, Rhode Island
General Info
The East Greenwich Animal Protection League (EGAPL) is a no-kill shelter whose primary goal is to find suitable placement for all unclaimed, stray, adoptable cats and dogs. We are an all volunteer league and rely solely on donations from individuals as well as money raised at our fundraisers. The Town of East Greenwich does not have a pound so we pay to board our animals at the Greenwich Bay Animal Hospital. All donations received go straight towards the care of the animals.
Reviews
Daniel Crawford
9 Sep 2014
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I will say that I really enjoyed this clinics service initially but in time i found them lacking my expectations and constantly feel as if I'm being sold a product. Friendly but not the most professio...
I will say that I really enjoyed this clinics service initially but in time i found them lacking my expectations and constantly feel as if I'm being sold a product. Friendly but not the most professional service in the area!
Mel S.
19 Sep 2010
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I have taken my dog here for years. Each time I go, there is a new Vet and all new staff. I don't understand this place at all. The last Vet that we saw in Sep 2010 was obviously nervous and I was n...
I have taken my dog here for years. Each time I go, there is a new Vet and all new staff. I don't understand this place at all. The last Vet that we saw in Sep 2010 was obviously nervous and I was not confident with her abilities at all. I'm tired of a completely new staff every time I visit. I've found a new vet that I will be using in the future. They are also much more expensive than other vets based on discussions with friends and family. I don't recommend this facility.
A Google User
3 Aug 2010
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I used to take all of my cats and dogs to EGAH. They used to have different doctors working there, who were terrific. They are one of the highest priced vets, but the doctors made it worth it. Sinc...
I used to take all of my cats and dogs to EGAH. They used to have different doctors working there, who were terrific. They are one of the highest priced vets, but the doctors made it worth it. Since they left and new doctors like Dr Amy came on board, the place has gone downhill. They are money hungry and suggest all kinds of tests and treatments that are not necessary just to make money. Poor customer service, expensive vet, long waits every single time I went. Glad I left them.
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(401) 885-2221
Business Hours
Monday
Mon
08:00AM-18:00PM
Tuesday
Tue
08:00AM-18:00PM
Wednesday
Wed
08:00AM-18:00PM
Thursday
Thu
08:00AM-18:00PM
Friday
Fri
08:00AM-18:00PM
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East Greenwich Animal Hospital
East Greenwich, Rhode Island
General Info
The East Greenwich Animal Protection League (EGAPL) is a no-kill shelter whose primary goal is to find suitable placement for all unclaimed, stray, adoptable cats and dogs. We are an all volunteer league and rely solely on donations from individuals as well as money raised at our fundraisers. The Town of East Greenwich does not have a pound so we pay to board our animals at the Greenwich Bay Animal Hospital. All donations received go straight towards the care of the animals.
Business Hours
Monday
08:00AM-18:00PM
Tuesday
08:00AM-18:00PM
Wednesday
08:00AM-18:00PM
Thursday
08:00AM-18:00PM
Friday
08:00AM-18:00PM
Popular Hours
6a
12p
6p
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Closed on {{popularHourDay.text}}
Reviews
Daniel Crawford
9 Sep 2014
I will say that I really enjoyed this clinics service initially but in time i found them lacking my expectations and constantly feel as if I'm being sold a product. Friendly but not the most professio...
I will say that I really enjoyed this clinics service initially but in time i found them lacking my expectations and constantly feel as if I'm being sold a product. Friendly but not the most professional service in the area!
Mel S.
19 Sep 2010
I have taken my dog here for years. Each time I go, there is a new Vet and all new staff. I don't understand this place at all. The last Vet that we saw in Sep 2010 was obviously nervous and I was n...
I have taken my dog here for years. Each time I go, there is a new Vet and all new staff. I don't understand this place at all. The last Vet that we saw in Sep 2010 was obviously nervous and I was not confident with her abilities at all. I'm tired of a completely new staff every time I visit. I've found a new vet that I will be using in the future. They are also much more expensive than other vets based on discussions with friends and family. I don't recommend this facility.
A Google User
3 Aug 2010
I used to take all of my cats and dogs to EGAH. They used to have different doctors working there, who were terrific. They are one of the highest priced vets, but the doctors made it worth it. Sinc...
I used to take all of my cats and dogs to EGAH. They used to have different doctors working there, who were terrific. They are one of the highest priced vets, but the doctors made it worth it. Since they left and new doctors like Dr Amy came on board, the place has gone downhill. They are money hungry and suggest all kinds of tests and treatments that are not necessary just to make money. Poor customer service, expensive vet, long waits every single time I went. Glad I left them.
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