Princeton Veterinarians

PRINCETON, WV

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"... the world and a member and past president of aav (association of avian veterinarians). she combines natural medicine with up to date scientific knowledge. she is very responsive and professional. i wouldn't go to anyone else and i highly recommend her...."

"... the pets. their friendliness stands out. i was not dissatisfied with them...."

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3 tips to help your pets live longer

Regular checkups with your vet can keep your dog healthy and fit. (Photo courtesy of Animal Care Clinic)

Did you know that a fit pet will live longer? Unfortunately, most of our beloved dogs and cats are overweight. Try these three tips to help your pets shed those extra pounds, lower your vet bills and feel better.

Pet acupuncture — get to the point

Dr. Darcy Hoyt of At Home Veterinary Acupuncture administers a treatment to Montana, a German shepherd. (Photo by Andrew Larkin)

As alternative veterinary therapies such as pet acupuncture grow in popularity, Angie's List members take advantage of the health benefits for their pets.

4 tips to navigate expensive vet care

Expensive vet for your pet? Here are 4 tips to help ensure you get more bang for your buck when it comes to veterinarians and pet care.

Specialty pet care - why so costly?

Dr. Bonnie Lefbom, board-certified cardiologist, treats Angie's List member Cheryl Bright's dog, Bacci, for congestive heart failure. (Photo by Robert Mang)

As specialty vet care increases in popularity, so does the amount of money we spend on our pets. Angie's List explores the reasons.

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Princeton Veterinarians Reviews

"... are a little bit high but everything is high now. i really like the attention and care the animals get. the clinic is clean and the staff is very nice. they are compassionate with the animals. the overall experience was excellent. i would use this provider again...."

"... are cat-friendly. the vet that we went to prior to them was primarily a dog practice. both vets in this office have cats of their own, and they are really good with them...."

"... i was overcharged for no real diagnosis. previously, i had used their boarding facility and i am almost positive that one of my dogs caught a bladder infection from probably not going out enough. in the numerous return trips, they charged me more and more money...."