Noah’s Ark Animal Hospital

If I can give this place 0 stars I would, the receptionist with short blonde hair was so rude. I’m never coming back here.

I have been going to Dr. Ronis for about 10 years with both my dogs. She is great for routine care — shots, exams, neutering, teeth cleaning etc. My one dog lived 16 great years under her care. Her prices are reasonable — no reason not to have your dogs vaccinations up to date!

I’ve been coming here on and off for 10 years or so, but not anymore. The older woman with the short blond hair at the front desk needs to find a new job, she obviously hates hers. She is the rudest most obnoxious unprofessional person I have ever met. I’m sure I am not the only ex patient she has driven away.
The one male vet seems to know what he’s doing but he is hardly there, the other vet seems more of a witch doctor than a vet. She had no idea what the skin rash was on my cat’s face, I told her the other vet said it was allergies last year and treated it easily with a shot and a regiment of oral steroids. She said Oh Ok… and gave him a shot and the pills.
Really? Isn’t the vet supposed to tell you whats wrong with your pet, not the other way around?
This place has really gone downhill, there are much better options out there.

When my dog fell ill and our regular vet was unavailable I went to this practice on recommendation of my daughter. They came across to me as competent, knowledgeable and caring and had reasonable fees. I too would recommend this vet.

I have been coming to this vet for over a decade for several cats. What I like is that the vet is honest and open to exploring the mental well being of the cat, not just physical. She will offer both prescription treatments, and homeopathic and allow you the option to choose. The only thing difficult about this place is their office hours. Staff is super understanding and friendly.
After my feline companion of 12 years passed away, they were there to help me through that hard time and I was even able to adopt a new cat from them. The only thing I found a little disheartening is that the vet did not remember my new addition several months later when I brought her back for a check up. But really I can’t blame her she does see a lot of animals.

My fiancé had been bugging me for months about getting a dog, I tried to dissuade him given the size of our apartment and our having just moved in with brand new furniture, but he insisted now was the time. I hopped in craigslist in hopes that there might be a listing for a beagle needing a good home and found Noah’s Ark which was looking to place two beagles of the same litter into new homes. We made the trip from center city to go visit with the puppies and were greeted by friendly staff who were excited to see that their temporary furry friends would be moving to a new home. We managed to coerce our neighbor into adopting the female dog so that we could get the male dog without splitting them up as they’re siblings of the same litter.
I can say that I was a little surprised that they didn’t ask more questions about our ability to care for a pet, our living situation, how we planned on putting them on schedules, etc. I guess I thought that adoptions were more thorough. It made it easy on our part as I was raised with and helped train puppies back home, however was a little weary at how easy it would have been for someone dog-​incompetent to just come in throw down some money and walk out with a dog.
The puppies had already been given their first round of shots and we were invited back in two weeks to get their second round of shots on the house. We will be back again to have them updated on immunizations, but am thinking that we will be finding a vet closer to home in center city for them.