Newport Veterinary Hospital, Inc.

Our pound puppies Beau and Duke have been going there since we adopted both of them. Duke has been going there 6 years and Beau Almost 4 . They are every good to my boys ! Beau contacted parvo from the pound and had to be vetted as soon as we got him ! As you can tell he is still with us ! We also board our pups with them and will hand feed them chicken if they will not eat !! I am very happy with our vet ! They are 5 star in my opinion !

I beg to pardon, this clinic is absolutely the finest we have dealt with in years. Total compassion, complete physical exam, we were willing to pay for what they were recommending. Follow up calls every other day. We went in thinking it was over for our companion of 12 years, yet she is on her way back to being the bird dog full of life she once was. All the result of a vet who works out with weights so she can pick up dogs of any size to gently compassionately treat them. We border there as well, we can trust them. Bill to date $176, xrays, exams, meticulous screening, all the time necessary to diagnosis the problem, no more staying up all night with our dog. Guess our experience was just not quite the same, you notice your post stands, they take the good and the bad when it comes to comments.

My boyfriend and I went to this place on a recommendation for a coworker. We adopted two kittens from out of town and we are both new to the area. Since they were shelter kittens we wanted to get them checked out quickly especially since one of them had a hacking cough.

The vet didn't check their lungs or heart stating that they were purring too loud, they do purr loud and alot but they were there with the vet for over an hour and a half. He said that they were both fine and didn't really comment on the cough and prescibed medication for loose stool. Less than a week, they both had the cough and one had bloddy diarrhea. The vet didn't want to see either of them again and just prescirbed antibiotics and a deworming treatment. But they were both tested a week ago for worms and the test was negative...

When it came down to it our office visit was about a 3.5 stars, he spent alot of time answering our questions about care and gave up lots of free samples of treats and flea medication. But when a vet looks to us for recommendations and only wants to treat one cat for worms I have to pause. It may be miscommunication between the staff and doctors, the vet we talked on the phone to was not the vet that saw our boys, but we are switching vets!