I took my cat in last week because she was doing very poorly. They diagnosed her with cancer and suggested I put her down. I'd had her for 18 years and it was so hard for me. They were so gentle with my cat and so nice to me while telling me what was wrong and what my options were. I really appreciated their kindness during that time. They even sent me a card a few days later. I will definitely be taking my future pets here. <3 Read Less

Went to two other places before they could figure what was wrong with our little dog. He was very close to death when Dr. Weber suggested we do surgery and saved him! We will be eternally grateful to Dr. Weber and the staff for all the love and care they offered our little guy and because of them he is home and happy with us today. THANK YOU!! Read Less

This group of professionals are nothing short of amazing! Dr. Weber has the perfect blend of knowledge and compassion to be a WONDERFUL vet! they did, indeed, help a miracle to happen with our tiny new kitten. We are forever grateful!!! Read Less

I always thought they were good with my husband's cat and my bunny. I did really appreciate finding a vet who could properly care for what is considered an exotic. (bunnies are exotic? Uh... okay I guess) Later in life my husband's cat became diabetic. They were great with diagnosing and getting us set up with a plan, at first. After an extensive amount of research we decided to get the cat set up on a proper low carb canned food diet. When we told the vet at the next follow up we were essentially told we were terrible pet owners who have no clue what we're doing and to stop immediately and put him back on his dry food that had a ton of carbs in it. We were also told that home testing is a waste of time and to accept that he would spend the rest of his life on insulin. For basic care, they're good. But when it comes to following the updates on appropriate healthcare for pets I think they're just missing the boat. The science evolves, and a vet's office needs to evolve with it. We went with a different vet when we adopted a new guy. If you feel like you need to lie to your vet so you don't get scolded when you have science to back up your appropriate care of them, it just isn't a good relationship any more. Their prices are good, and if you just need the basics I didn't have a problem with them. But I was just not comfortable continuing with them for a new animal after our experience. Read Less

We've been going to Pet Medical Center for 27 years, with ALL of dogs in the past and we now have 2 Yorkie's and our cat Hershey. Dr. Suzanne Weber is the most amazing vet I've ever had. Over the years I've come to know and love her. She's a very sweet lady and her staff are very attentive and loving people. Read Less

I read the reviews and checked local prices. This place was pretty good. The people are nice and the clinic is clean. The prices are pretty good, too, for the area. I went in to have my dog vaccinated and get a script for a pet med so I could order it online for her.  When I asked for a script for heartworm meds, they just brought the meds out instead of writing a script. I thought it was pushy, but they charge less than online websites charge by about 10 bucks and they even had 10 dollar coupons that we could fill out that they mailed in for us. I got the rebate a week later in the mail. After reading what the spay/neuter clinics's reviewers had to say on google, I'm afraid to go to any of those. It was $120 for the visit, a year of heartworm meds, 3 month vaccination, and rabies vaccination. Considering petsmart charged $75 for one vaccination and an office visit with a free visit coupon and tried to make me feel guilty (said I hate my dog if I didn't buy their $1000 dollar plan that doesn't include most of what's needed the first year) for not buying their bogus health plan, I think it's a pretty good deal in price. And the spay there is 175. I'll update the review after the spay, too. Read Less