Millersville Animal Hospital

Millersville Animal Hospital always treats me and my furry friends with great love and attention. I appreciate their warm greetings and attention to detail. My new baby pictured is a rescue and was greeted with hugs and lots of affection.

I've been going to Millersville Animal Hospital ever since I moved to Maryland back in 1999. They have taken care of two dogs who have crossed the rainbow bridge, two cats who are still alive and kicking in my latest addition a rescue pup. Everyone is extremely friendly, very helpful in the obviously love animals and love their job. I always feel at ease knowing that they are doing the best for my furry friends and they do it at a fair price. Thank you so much for everything you have done for me in my pets over the last 25 plus years. You guys are amazing!

Since our move to Maryland in 2020, Millersville Animal Hospital has become an essential part of our lives. This facility feels like family to us. When it comes to our dogs, we always know they are treated with the utmost care, kindness, and love. Dr. Rubin and the entire staff at Millersville Animal Hospital have earned our deep respect and admiration. Every team member is friendly, knowledgeable, and genuinely cares about our pets. We have a lively pack of rescue dogs that we cherish. Each one receives loving attention at this hospital. Sadly, we have faced the heartbreaking experience of saying goodbye to some of our beloved dogs. During those difficult times, Millersville Animal Hospital has been incredibly supportive and compassionate. There is no other place where we would feel comfortable in those moments. The level of care and support provided here is extraordinary. The staff goes above and beyond to ensure that both pets and their owners feel valued and understood. We are truly grateful for everything they do. For anyone in search of a veterinarian in Maryland, we wholeheartedly recommend Millersville Animal Hospital. They are the best around, and we are thankful to be part of their family.

I have been coming here for over a decade with my four dogs. I cannot say enough good things about all of the doctors as well as the staff. Five Stars!!!

Switching vets ASAP! Making an animal suffer to teach its owner a lesson is not just NOT cool, it's CRUEL!!!! I have taken all three of my dogs to Millersville AH for over two years. Today, I called and asked if there were any cancellations such that I could bring my 11 year old cattle dog Scout up to be seen. Scout had a scheduled appointment Friday, but I asked if he could be seen today, Monday, bc over the weekend, starting Sunday, he had stopped eating and seemed listless. Today, he ate a little of his wet food, but would not eat the dry kibble. I surmised perhaps he has tooth pain, but regardless I called Millersville, our family vet, and asked if they could work Scout in today. They said there was a cancellation and gave me an appointment for 3:00 pm. En route from Annapolis to Millersville to the appointment, I was caught in a traffic snarl. I arrived at MAH with Scout at exactly 3:10 pm, and was very apologetic (since I know they have a policy of not seeing patients if they are more than 10 minutes late). The receptionist said he would check with the doctor to see if the doctor would still see Scout. He went to the back and returned a minute later and said the doctor would not see Scout. Mind you, since my appt was originally at 3:00, and it was only 3:10 when I arrived, I would assume there must be at least a remaining 20 minutes for even the shortest 30 minute appointment slot! I was distressed and asked the receptionist if he could please explain to the doctor that this was not just a check-up, and that Scout is not eating, listless, and potentially in pain. I said I would happily pay whatever, if someone could just look at Scout's teeth. If there were signs of an abscessed tooth or something, at the very least I would have been able to get some pain medication for Scout while scheduling a tooth extraction later. I said I was happy to wait with Scout as well - there was no one else in the waiting room. The receptionist agreed to ask the doctor again, and he returned a moment later to tell me that the doctor said no. I was stunned. With my three dogs, one of whom required surgery last year, I probably spend about $1500-$4000 at MAH every year. I was not a walk-in, but rather a regular longtime customer/pet owner in distress, with a dog that is clearly not well. I was 10 minutes late. I have on more than one occasion waited in MAH 15-20 minutes or more for a scheduled appointment when a doctor was running behind. No big deal. I never complain. I understand these things happen, and the most important thing to me is that ALL pets - not just mine - are afforded the care that they need and deserve. I set to work switching vets as soon as I left MAH. I know they have many good reviews here, and it takes A LOT for me to write a bad review, but I do not want any other pet or his person to experience what Scout and I did today. UPDATE: I am updating to inform that our beloved Scout died the day after being turned away by MAH. Another veterinarian practice who took my call and agreed to see Scout ASAP advised that while she could not see him that day, she was concerned that a dog of his age was not eating and she recommended I take him to the animal ER, which I did. Scout was suffering from internal bleeding, and an ultrasound revealed inoperable tumors. I am attaching screenshots of my review of the Anne Arundel Veterinary Emergency Center, which provided Scout and our family the kindest most compassionate care on this devastating day, photos of my sons saying goodbye to our sweet boy, and smiling Scout as I will always remember him. I am still reeling from the inhumanity of MAH in turning Scout away from his appointment because his person (me) was 10 minutes late, and not even having the baseline level of medical ethics that they would advise me - at the very least - to take him to the ER, as the other practice I consulted by phone advised. The doctor at MAH not only wouldn’t examine Scout, she wouldn’t even listen to his symptoms.