Pleasant Plains Animal Hospital South

First I would like to say thank you to Dr. Longo and the nurse that assisted her for such professionalism and being so kind and thorough with Zions appointment. Not only did they squeeze us in last minute with an emergency we had but every one there from check in to check out was amazing. I appreciated that through every step of the way they discussed pricing with me. 10/10 would definitely recommend. And so would my dog Zion!

Terrible attention, BAD clinic, we spent a lot of money and the (woman) Dr. Pasquale Meleleo suggested that I put my dog to sleep, she wanted to kill my dog. I didn't like her way of speaking, she has no professional ethics nor tact, maybe she is a discriminator. I don't recommend this place to anyone. They love money $$$$$ instead of having compassion and love for animals, very disappointed.They are not a hospital, they are a clinic, but fortunately I took him to a wonderful hospital and no doctor has ever recommended that I put my dog to sleep, he is alive and improving after an attack by another dog

I have been taking my pets here for the last 5/6 years and have consistently found myself unhappy with my experience. I kept coming back due to the convenience of the location to where I live, but every time I took my pets here I was left unsatisfied and was given referrals to specialists or other clinics, etc. I never left with answers. Since leaving PPAH, I have found a new vet who is more affordable, accommodating, and just overall better. I am specifically writing this review because three years ago I expressed a concern to the technician and to the vet, and was told that my dog was experiencing pigmentation due to his coloring. I asked if my dog had pigmentary keratosis, as I had done my own research and concluded that myself but I was told no, it was typical pigmentation found in my dogs breed. after going to a new vet this month, I raised the same concerns and was told that my dog indeed has pigmentary keratosis, and left untreated my dog WOULD GO BLIND. My dog is now on prescription eyedrops for the rest of his life and could have been on these eyedrops starting from three years ago, but was misdiagnosed by PPAH. I have since taken him to an eye specialist and this has been confirmed again. I am writing this with severe frustration, but also disappointment that I feel PPAH runs and performs more like a business than an animal clinic. They charge office visit fees for follow-ups and rechecks that they request. I used to recommend PPAH to friends and family, and every single time they have come back to me with a bad experience or story. Honestly, I do not recommend this vet or their services, and I say this as a true animal lover. I will never return, and I will never recommend them to anyone. They make getting prescriptions extremely difficult as they will not cooperate with third party pharmacies like chewy, etc. If you are considering taking your animals here, I would consider other options.

We just found out my 1 year old cat needed surgery. Brought him here from the beginning they easily diagnosed his condition gave him the best care and also offered many recommendations for his care outside the office. All staff is extremely patient and kind as my family was calling a lot and asking many questions they had no problem speaking with everyone and reexplaining things. Were extremely insightful when giving us the diagnosis. Could not be happier with this vet office, the vets work in this location shows she has a true passion for helping animals. Recommend 10/10 times. would not bring my animal anywhere else after this experience.

Every experience at Pleasant Plains (both north and south) has been a good one. The Vets and the Technicians show true care and empathy towards our 3 pets. I recommend them to anyone who has pets.