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5th Avenue Animal Hospital Inc, Lebanon PA

Address 1030 S 5th Ave, Lebanon, PA
Phone (717) 273-0171
Hours
Monday8:00am-6:00pm
Tuesday8:00am-6:00pm
Wednesday8:00am-6:00pm
Thursday8:00am-6:00pm
Friday8:00am-6:00pm
Website www.5thaveanimalhospital.com
Categories Animal Hospital, Dog Trainer, Emergency Veterinarian Service, Pet Trainer, Veterinarian
Rating 2.8 5 reviews
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5th Avenue Animal Hospital Inc reviews

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Daniel
April 23, 2023 8:18 pm

Great Vet! My boxer needed a c-section in the middle of the night and they were very helpful! Surgery went great and my boxer was given professional care! The nurses put lots of effort forth to wake up and get the puppies stimulated! The vet and 2 nurses having to get out of bed in the middle of the night to help my dog and all of them were in a great mood! Treat your hardworking veterinarians with the respect they deserve! My 5 stars to the whole crew at 5th Ave!

Ash
March 30, 2023 9:42 pm

They failed to tell us that the vet was going to do the ear cleaning and nail trimming when we made the appointment, instead of a vet tech. Had her for less than 5 mins and We had to pay $110 when last time it was only $60.

K Day
December 06, 2022 5:18 pm

My dog is more dignified than the people who work here. Outdated mentality at this office. The reception area is very cramped with no way to get in or out without squeezing by other people and their pets. It also smelled strongly of urine (which is always a red flag to the degree of care extended by the staff). I walked my large mellow mastif mix in the door, and there was a lady at the check out counter staring at her bill, not paying attention to the hyper reaction of her terrier toward a big dog entering the room. She was also oblivious to the fact that her terrier's flexi-lead was fully extended and he was blocking us from entering. The lady at reception saw this but pretended to suddenly be busy. I said "excuse us please. " The terrier lady gave her dog a quick tug but let him go again. Mr terrier then lunged at my dog and bit him on the nose giving him two puncture wounds, and making him bleed enough that it was dripping on the floor. I was more polite about it than I should have been (so was my dog) and the girl at the reception desk laughed it off trying to downplay the situation, which was totally dismissive and ignorant. Nevermind that my dog was just standing there, what about his doggie feelings here? ! The vet was nice, but wanted to put my dog on medication for allergies that cost $200 a month which I declined. I asked the vet to please also check his nose now since he just got bit in the waiting room, and the vet said, "oh, noooo! " in a cartoon voice making a joke of it, and said, "he's a big boy, I'm sure he'll live! ". Well, yes, he will. But I will spend our money elsewhere on someone who will give my dog the respect and validation for being a good boy and a GOOD SPORT that he deserves.

Terry
September 15, 2022 7:19 am

They are an awesome staff friendly I have been taking my boy ace 4 yrs and he is doing fantastic health and would not take him anywhere else

Jen
September 07, 2022 5:37 am

We've been going to this vet office since we moved to Lebanon in 2011. We were always happy with the place, but lately it has changed.

The last couple times I called, they were really rude to me. The first time was when my oldest cat needed to see a vet ASAP. I was told they couldn't fit him in, so we had to take him to an emergency vet in Lancaster (which was actually cheaper). The woman also accused me of not giving him his Laxatone because I hadn't bought it from them recently-we started with enough to last a year, so I still had some. Plus it's available elsewhere without a prescription.

The second time was when I called to ask for help with abandoned kittens my neighbor found. A friend told me the vet office where he used to work kept a list of local rescues, so I called 5th Avenue to ask. I was rudely told to call the Humane Society, which was closed that day.

I've also had to wait around 15 minutes to checkout because everyone was in the back chatting. I could hear them-it was not work related. I like a couple of the vets here, especially the man (unfortunately I don't know his name) who calls my oldest cat "sir, " but a lot of the staff are just terrible.

The cost of an office visit has increased drastically over the past few years. It's now $70 for an office visit, plus the cost of any tests or medication. I'd be okay with paying more if I felt they actually cared about my pets. I took in a stray who had ear mites and spent a lot of money on solutions that didn't work. Not once did they clean her ears and treat her there. They just sent us home with medication that did nothing. They also will not help you in an emergency during business hours, even if you've been with them a long time.

They once seemed to be in it for the animals. Not anymore. We will be finding a new vet before my pets need their vaccinations again.

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