East Maryland Animal Hospital

Kathy L. 

on Yelp

8 years ago

I've been going there for over 8 years now and have been very pleased with how the doctors and the techs show their love of animals. They helped me through one furbaby (a Calico cat) having kidney failure and now are working with me for our other two furbabies ( a Norwegian Forest kitty and another Calico) No matter which doctor you get, they all give the same care and understanding of both our concern for their health and our concern for being able to finance any procedures. The building is always clean, both inside and ou... read more

Penny S. 

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8 years ago

The grounds on the outside of the building are clean. The waiting area is clean! Love the free cookies, coffee and pet treats! The staff is welcoming, efficient and knowledgeable. If an insurance claim needs to be filed they will help you through the process of gathering the documentation and faxing the claim sheet for you. They also send you a letter to remind you that you have visits to use if you haven't used them all before the insurance expiration date. I take Bongo in with me to say hi and get a treat (free cooki... read more

Susan F. 

on Yelp

8 years ago

Staff are all friendly, patient, courteous and professional. The environment is warm and inviting. Reception and treatment rooms are clean. No parking issues. Overall excellent experience " 

Leo R. 

on Yelp

8 years ago

Wow! You will always be the doctor for our pet bunny. We took her here for a second opinion after another vet told us she had a terminal illness and suggested that we spend $500 on tests and $120/month on medicine. The doctor here diagnosed her as having "Snuffles" which is like a cold for a bunny. She cleaned out bunny's eye and gave us berry flavored medicine. The berry flavoring is important because it causing the bunny to want to eat it. One final callout is the doctor personally called my wife a few days after the... read more

W V. 

on Yelp

8 years ago

The EMAH staff are always compassionate, professional and treat you like family (a functional family ;) )! Dr Clemmons is our vet and was instrumental in helping us find a vet oncologist for our little corgi, Gracie! She's passed now after living beyond expectations and we miss her but we have a new opportunity and decided to take this opportunity in the form of a new puppy. Dr C and staff are so supportive....We have recommended EMAH to friends and we will continue to recommend and continue to rely and trust EMAH to assi... read more

Kristin C. 

on Yelp

8 years ago

Amazing staff and Dr. Schroeder couldn't be more dedicated, kind or caring! It's obvious she is so passionate about her job! Thank you Doc 

Nadine A. 

on Yelp

8 years ago

I've taken CALISTA BELLE "CALI" (my Black Goldendoodle) to East Maryland Animal Hospital since we adopted her from Ohio 10/2015. We see Dr. Martens, whom we adore. We signed up for the puppy package PAWS for our first year, and now just pay as we go. The staff is always happy to see her. We even pop in there, with treats for the staff, even when she doesn't have an appointment so Cali will associate the office as a fun place. So far so good. 

Mariel L. 

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8 years ago

I brought my little female mix (12 years) in to have her left eye looked at, after a tangle with a relative's dog. I wanted to make sure she had no corneal scratch. She was examined by Dr. Schroeder whom was very thorough and pet friendly. She had a stain and flouroscopy of her eye for $59, no scratch, thank goodness. Dr. is sure she found a mass under some Breast cancer tissue and recommended surgery to remove the tumor. She said she thought it would cost approximately $900. She emailed me 2 quotes, one for surgery for the ... read more

Kerri M. 

on Yelp

8 years ago

I have had positive experiences with several of the doctors at East Maryland over the past couple of decades which have included regular wellness exams as well as surgeries and even euthanasias. The staff has always treated my pets and family members with compassion. And while veterinary care is getting increasingly expensive, there are never any surprise charges.