Old Farm Veterinary Hospital

Old Farm Veterinary Hopsital has amazing service and is pleasant to bring pets for checkups. The technicians and vet were incredibly nice and thorough with the visit. They also provide plenty of information on how to best care for your pet after a procedure or just for regular pet hygiene.
Mar 8th, 2024

These doctors are amazing!! They are patient and listen to you. Treat your pet well and with care.
Feb 10th, 2024

The technicians are always great with our frenchie. She's a lot to handle, but they're aware and are always good with her. She has been seen by all three vets and super please with each one.
Feb 4th, 2024

They require a full vet exam for a booster shot. They had the audacity to tell me my dog looks great on the second visit (well yeah, he was literally here a week ago). Super expensive compared to other vets in the area. Go elsewhere.
Jan 21st, 2024

It is pretty sad when one judgmental team member can taint the entire team of a practice I never had a problem with Dr. Wilson or Dr. Hiltner at Old Farm, but I cannot say the same about Ms. DeLacey, their newest colleague. She decided (at our euthanasia appointment) that since I would not pay for more tests (or really, repeat the same tests I had just gotten done a few days prior at another vet that I was referred to by Old Farm- i.e. a urinalysis, physical exam, ultrasound of bladder and kidneys, and full bloodwork panel), she was not going to help me humanely end my dogs suffering. So she refused, treating the whole situation like it was a moral dilemma involving an owner vouching for convenience euthanasia nothing about the decision was for my convenience My poor dog was suffering she was a 13 year old, completely incontinent collie mix with symptoms of late-stage Cushings disease. Her quality of life had diminished But in Kelleys opinion after seeing her in the exam room (not even an exam, just a visual scan), she was not eligible for euthanasia She (Kelley) believed my dog had a treatable condition (contrary to what the test results actually said, but I dont believe she even looked at them) and so did not feel comfortable going forward with the euthanasia Then, as if to add insult to injury, she said if money was the reason we werent going to repeat all the tests to find the same results, she would print out a list of local shelters and rescues for me that we could surrender our dog to again, this is a geriatric, anxious 13 year old collie with a terminal illness and no control of her bladder or bowels so we arent allowed to end her suffering in a kind, loving way surrounded by her family of 13 years, but it is okay, in fact recommended that we surrender her to the shelter where she can die alone and scared? Not to mention we sadly had to put our other senior dog down just 10 days prior she was a 14 year old poodle that had trouble seeing, hearing, and walking but we were not even questioned about that when we made the call Dr. Wilson trusted me as her dog owner to know what was best and when I said her quality of life was very low, no tests were required, no permission was needed by the vet, I was shown endless compassion and understanding so what was the difference? If anything, my collie was suffering far more physically and mentally than my poodle was We thankfully found a vet who went above and beyond to help us that night when we were not even his client and helped us give our dog the respectful and kind goodbye she deserved a little kindness and understanding goes a long way There is a severe lack of consistency of care at this practice now and I cannot recommend it I have had 14 years of positive experiences with Dr. Wilson and Dr. Hiltner, but how I was treated by Kelley DeLacey made an already gut-wrenching situation so much more traumatizing than it should have been, all because she had a preconceived idea about me and was upset that she was not going to make more money off my poor dogs suffering I felt as though I was on trial, attempting to convince my own vet through my tears that I was not an evil person or a bad dog owner, that I was doing what I really believed was best for her, but all I got in return was rejection and then told to surrender my dog to the shelter would not wish that scenario on anyone
Mar 5th, 2024