Milford Veterinary Clinic

I'd make it zero if I could. I have never had a more terrible experience with a veterinarian. I moved to Quakertown in 2018 but continued to bring my cats to my previous veterinarian, but the hour-long drive was very stressful for them. After Allison at the front desk helped me get their records transferred, I let her know I have 20 years of experience with cat care and fostering as a volunteer; the latter decade has been hospice fostering – entrusted with the most fragile cats. I brought my cat Zelda in for a checkup and I thought Dr. Jamison was a bit rough with her, but not hurtful. For my other cat, Oreo, I specifically told Allison that the ONLY appointment I'd make for him would be euthanasia. A cat that could vault over a baby gate now struggled to walk up a couple stairs. He was 16 years old. He was receiving Cosequin and this was in his records – along with EVERYTHING else. And he was in pain. I had to hold him in the car because he was a Norwegian Forest Cat mix and 27 pounds as my parents drove us to Dr. Jamison's office – 29 days after I brought my cat Zelda for a check-up and shots. She was sick for a couple days after. I sobbed as I held my suffering, elderly cat in the lobby – that reeks of ammonia. When we were called in, they put him on a metal table with no towels or any kind of comfort, Dr. Jamison started asking questions. Before I could answer any question, she'd talk over me and ask another, and I realized she likely hadn't read his file or notes at all. I begged her – with my DECADE of experience with hospice fostering work – to please end his suffering. After about 60 seconds, she said, “Well, then I can't help you.” And she walked out. The attached is the record I received. It's full of lies; he had broken teeth that I had recently discovered; however dental calculus - because I know how to remove it – was not present. My five-year-old stepdaughter writes better than this. My parents drove us back home, as I hugged my dying cat and sobbed. In the elevator, he urinated down my hip and I had to take my shoe off. After two DECADES of volunteerism, I've NEVER met someone who is a veterinarian and so absolutely heartless. It was three days before I received assistance from a friend, and for those three days – I got to watch him suffer, and I suffered alongside him knowing that I'd already prepared to say goodbye.

posted: 11/07/2023

Best vet around. Dr. Jameson is an animal lover who consistently goes above and beyond to help all of our furry family members out! She is compassionate and extremely knowledgeable. I wouldn't go to any other vet!

posted: 10/19/2023

Dr.Jamison is the most down to earth person. Very good with all my animals. I drive an hour to her office . Always have a great experience!

posted: 10/23/2023

Unfortunately we won't bring our pets back. My wife seen conflicting information online and brought it up. She was looking for clarification. I was in the waiting room when I heard the vet screeming at my wife. I don't care what my wife said, the only one you could hear yelling was the vet. The cheaper visit was not worth the panic attack my wife had to deal with after.

posted: 08/15/2023

"Dr" Kathy Jamison is an animal abuser and should be reported as such. She SCREAMED at my sister and shook her cats crate with him inside around because she "was just having a bad day." My sister was there to get her animal checked out so she could fix the problem he was having, not be told to go elsewhere and that the food that millions of other pet owners feed their animals is "poison." Pet owners beware. This woman is toxic to your animals! I'm working on reporting her and I urge anyone who has had a similar experience with this woman, do the same.

posted: 08/15/2023