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Okay, I have a car and can drive my dog to vet appointments. I need a good vet recommendation, preferably within a 20 minute drive from Manayunk and I don't care if it is in the city or 'burbs.
I selected my current dog vet on the recommendation of my excellent cat vet (Dr. Guth at Caring for Cats). I feel like this is the second worst vet I've ever seen. |
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They're a little over 20 minutes away, and a bit pricey, but the vet I still goto Steinbach in Blue Bell is great. Take Ridge out to Butler in Conshy to 73. They're open at night so you can schedule 7pm appts to get there in time.
Steinbach Veterinary Hospital |
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look no further: Dr. Carrie Sutor at Gladwyne Animal Hospital
Gladwyne Animal Hospital she is absolutely wonderful and has taken care of both of my dogs for years. and gladwyne is relatively close to manayunk! |
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I vote for Queen Village Animal Hospital. I've been taking pets (cats & dogs) there for years. I've seen multiple vets over the years and they have all been friendly and (seemingly) genuinely concerned about my pets. The place is clean and the appts are on time. The Receptionist will give you a smart card for the parking meter. I've moved to 3 different neighborhoods in the past 7 years and have continued (and will continue) to drive there.
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Ardmore Animal Hospital
I can't recommend them enough. They are the absolute greatest. Modern, up to date on medical information. Exceptionally clean, caring and professional. Ardmore Animal Hospital |
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I vote for Queen Village Animal Hospital. I've been taking pets (cats & dogs) there for years. I've seen multiple vets over the years and they have all been friendly and (seemingly) genuinely concerned about my pets. The place is clean and the appts are on time. The Receptionist will give you a smart card for the parking meter. I've moved to 3 different neighborhoods in the past 7 years and have continued (and will continue) to drive there. |
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I agree completely--my vet Dr. Carrie Sutor has been at QVAH for over 12 years, but recently bought Gladwyne Animal Hospital (GAH) with Dr. Howard Wellens, who has owned QVAH since 1980. So she's leaving QVAH to run GAH. Since she has cared for my current dog for a while and I have a long standing relationship with her, I am following her to Gladwyne, even though it's quite a shlep for me from Old City. GAH is essentially no different than QVAH since it's now owned and run by 2 vets from there, including the vet that founded QVAH. |
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Isn't it "Suitor"? My dogs see whatever woman is available at Queen Village. I'm not fond of Wellens, the owner and only man there. I'd recommend them too. I used to take my dog to a vet on Ridge Pike in Plymouth Meeting and I can't remember the vet but it was right around Chemical Road and they were really good. like wil said, if you want a closer place than QVAH but somewhere just as good, I would go with Gladwyne Animal Hospital and see Carrie Sutor. |
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Isn't it "Suitor"? My dogs see whatever woman is available at Queen Village. I'm not fond of Wellens, the owner and only man there. I'd recommend them too. I used to take my dog to a vet on Ridge Pike in Plymouth Meeting and I can't remember the vet but it was right around Chemical Road and they were really good. |
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