Animal Hospital of Orleans

Okay, so my husband and I have now brought each of our three dogs here. One of them is a veteran AHoO Pro - she was my mom's Keeshond and has been seen here for many years. We have seen Dr. Bohon, and have just been very pleased with her professionalism and caring with us and with our dogs. As you can see, and as she said, we have three different breeds with different needs in different stages of life. We have Zoe, a 9 year old Kees, Tucker, a 6 year old Lab, and now we have Sam (Samwise), who in one shot was just 8 weeks old, and is now 6 months old (and a lot bigger!). Dr. Bohon and the AHoO team have been consistently welcoming and caring, treating our animals as any animal parent would want their animals to be treated. They are a "Fear-Free" vet, which means what it sounds like it means, and Zoe, Tuck, and Sam have no problems going and visiting. We have Embrace Pet Insurance, and have had no problems having records transferred for reimbursement. We've been seen for well-puppy visits for Sam, an ear infection for Tucker, and anxiety for both Tucker & Zoe as we introduced Sam into the mix, so a variety of things. We were scheduled promptly and seen on time. No complaints at all, would recommend without hesitation.

We love all the great people here. They take excellent care of our dog Kannon. Whether it be appointments or daycare, we are super grateful to have such a wonderful spot for our dog!

Wonderful Vet. Care so much about all of our animals. Always efficient and you never have to wait too long. All the staff are very cool, great place to take your furry kids.

We are so fortunate to have a family owned vet clinic in our community. Corporate greed is taking over the veterinary business and this fact will not have a happy ending. The staff are excellent. They’re compassionate and thoughtful, friendly and professional. Thanks for taking such good care of our pets! Thanks for being a great small, local business.

I cannot thank the Animal Hospital of Orleans enough for treating our 19 mos Golden Retriever Luke. We are in Eastham seasonally from May to November. On June 13th we brought our boy to the Brewster Dog Park. We had brought him many times since last year without incidence. That day a Great Dane attacked him. My Husband grabbed Luke as soon as he could to get him out of there. At the time we thought his only injury was broken nails from being pinned against the fence by the Great Dane. We saw no visible bites or blood anywhere else. Four days latter Luke developed a large swelling on his face about the size of half a tennis ball soon after bloody fluid was leaking from it. On inspection my Husband discovered a tiny laceration and that is where the fluid was coming from.That would have been from the Great Dane’s tooth.We tried to have some one see Luke at the Brewster Veterinary with no luck because they had no openings. Eastham veterinary hospital was closing early that day. We were referred to the Dennis emergency veterinary facility and there was a 3 to 5 hour wait there. So we called our vet at home in Leicester Ma. to see him when we got home. In a last attempt I called the Animal Hospital of Orleans. The Dr. said she could see Luke at 11:00 am. Luke had an abscess/Hematoma that needed to be lanced and drained. The Dr. Either Kirby-Madden or Bohon and her techs were able to do Luke between patients and we were very happy! They are very professional and my husband said the facility was very clean. Our vet sent Luke’s records to them and we had our boy back at 1:30. It is so nice to have a vet at the Cape that we can take him to now when we are there away from home. Again thank you so much.