Bucks County Vets

Called when my dog was acting strange and I was a bit upset bc I was scared, he’s my baby. I was sniffling, but no where near hysterical and she rudely told me to stop crying. I believe her name was Dr. Jackson. She asked me for all my information, and had me on the phone for about 15 mins, just to tell me they weren’t open. All while im trying to get my dog to be seen and not waste time. She asked questions regarding the drugs I have in the house and if I was on anti depressants. She said “I’m a vet, not a cop.” I did not appreciate her accusatory tone and persistent interrogation as I told her several times that I did not have drugs in the house. She kept asking again and again. Asking what narcotics I take and if I smoke weed. I felt extremely uncomfortable and bullied. I wouldn't let her go near my animal due to her rude attitude and for wasting my time while I thought my dog was going to have a seizure. I’m sure you see weed/drug ingestion often being a vet, but do not project that on me and treat me as an irresponsible dog owner. All while I’m calling emergency vets (which aren’t cheap) to do whatever I can to help my little guy. Just say you are closed next time.

I’ve had nothing but incredible experiences with Bucks County Vets. Each call or visit has been compassionate, calming and excellent medical care! I had an urgent call to the office this evening, Dr. Jackson was kind enough to guide me through a stressful situation even though the office was closed.

Dr Jackson was simply wonderful with Macky. I called on a Sunday morning after my dog was having severe ear issues. Dr Jackson was so very kind and compassionate. She was patient and understanding and I was thankful for her help on a holiday weekend.

If I could give the 10 stars I would. Dr. K was just doing paperwork, but when we needed her, she was understanding and said to come in with our cat Zoey. Z was seen earlier at another office but took a turn for the worseater in the day. That office said to take her elsewhere. She tried all she could do and stayed with her thru the night. Her compassion, caring, and concern was true. Unfortunately Z lost her battle,but Dr. Z was sorry and concerned for what caused her death. She wanted to know the blood results from the other vet from eaier in that day which came in over 48 hours later. In any event, Z was sicker than thought, but in her time of need and comfort, Dr. K was there...thank you..

I left a piece of my heart with Dr. Jackson this evening. One of the most difficult moments of my life was making the decision to let my senior kitty go. Dr. Jackson took her time evaluating, answering questions and allowing me as much time as I needed to make the necessary decisions. After I made the heartbreaking choice, Dr. Jackson handed her over in a warm, soft blanket for my final goodbye. I could not have asked for a more compassionate ending! She treated my girl like it was her very own. Rest gently my love….