Easton Animal Hospital

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I would highly recommend Easton Animal Hospital. We have always found them to be very professional and compassionate.

Money Factory



We went there for a long time until they killed my Basset Hound by giving her too much lasiks. She went in for a cough, nothing else wrong, very healthy. We also wanted her nails clipped. After an entire morning at the vet, they called and said they were keeping her because she was in congestive heart failure. (She was running and playing the same morning in our yard) They gave her lasiks and she died. Then they charged me $700.00 for the visit. They included the nail clip in the bill. THEY ARE DOG MURDERERS. THEY EVEN DO ON SITE CREMATION SO THEY CAN MAKE MONEY ON THAT AND CUT OUT THE MIDDLE MAN. EASTON ANIMAL HOSPITAL IS A MONEY FACTORY!!!

great staff, my dogs love them all.

I am actually quite perplexed over my recent experience with this facility..



My 4 year old cat had been vomiting, not eating or drinking, and very lethargic for nearly 3 days. My husband and I took him to Easton Animal Hospital (first-time there) and it turned out he had a string wrapped around his tongue that potentially went into his stomach. Long story short, we were not able to come up with the $ it would cost for a surgery to cut him open to "see where it is" so they sent us away with the string still attached to my cat's tongue!!



We had made it clear that our cat had not eaten or drank in days, but they didn't even seem to care about that- they never even checked to see if he was dehydrated (which after bringing him to another facility, it turned out he was extremely dehydrated and req'd immediate IV hydration) and basically said if we come up with the cash, we can come back. !?!? My cat was literally starving to death and extremely dehydrated, and they sent us home without doing anything but looking at his mouth. I was stunned.

We asked what we were supposed to do with the cat at home.. if we should attempt to detach the string ourselves (which they absolutely refused to even attempt) and they said we probably shouldn't. Okay...then should we wait around while he starves to death or dies of dehydration until we can come up your money... Pretty much that's what they expected.



We took him to a Vet down the road in Pburg, they were wonderful, helpful and completely worked with us with the money situation. They would not let our cat leave because they knew how dire his circumstance was. And- this place gave us an estimate $500- $900 LESS THAN EASTON. Incredible.



Try out Harmony Animal Hospital before going here. These people obviously care more about getting money than they do caring for an animal that needs help.

I had to do an extremely difficult thing today and euthanize my 18 year old cat, Mozart, He had renal failure and of course his old age. The vet was extremely kind and I really appreciated the fact that she did not immediately want to do a bunch of expensive, invasive tests on him. The techs arranged some time for me to be alone with him and, although I did not want to watch them actually give him the needle, they told me what was happening. They even arranged for someone to come into the room in order for me to pay the bill without having to go into the busy waiting room. It was so hard to say goodbye to Mozart, my cat, after 18 years of having him with me, but they made is as painless as possible. I can't recommend them highly enough.

I've been going to this vet for a very long time. I've never had a problem with this vet however I was worried for a while about going there because the vetrinarian I had always gone to left. I saw him in a store once and I asked him what happened and he said he left because somethings happened that he did not agree with... that raised my suspision about taking my pets there, but he couldn't tell me what exactly happened. I've personally never had any problems though...