Richboro Veterinary Hospital

We are new to the Richboro Veterinary Hospital and we really like them a lot! I met both veterinarians and they were very friendly and really good with our dog. They are very well priced and only have recommended things that were absolutely necessarily. Our previous vet had recommended services that were not really necessary as well as overpriced. I feel that our dog is in very good hands and we will be saving money. I am so happy we switched to the Richboro Veterinary Hospital.

Dr. Sampson is the best around! I take my very sassy girl to him and he always handles her so well. He is very gentle and compassionate. He always takes the time to explain things. He truly cares about animals and their owners! His staff are also super helpful and friendly.

Very grateful to Dr. Sampson and the whole staff. Everyone is very nice and patient. Dr. Sampson is very knowledgeable and really listens and cares about our fur babies. He has successfully completed my cat’s eye surgery (Icy says hello!) while other vets refused to even take him. And Today he has found a way to become friends with my anxious and hyperactive dog during her annual exam, blood tests and vaccinations. The nurse was very nice, gentle and super patient to my dog. I can’t say enough how happy we are to find such a wonderful doctor and team like you. Many many thanks to everyone for all your hard work!!!

We finally found the best doctor! It turned out to be a challenge, as we went to various clinics where everyone just brushed us off, unwilling to address our issue! My beloved dog (who means the world to me!) developed liver problems after a severe infection. Only Dr. Sampson truly listened to me, identified the problem, and treated my dog! I am immensely grateful to him—thank you so much, Doctor!

Doctor Sampson is a truly amazing human. One of our pups(snow) got diagnosed with Addison's disease in 2020 and we ended up changing vets to RVH. Since this was all new of course we were doing research on google and Dr.Sampson had no problem answering all my questions, and there were a lot. He never once made me feel like a burden for asking like some other veterinarians do. At our most recent 1 year visit Dr.Sampson broke the news Snow may have lymphoma. He went over all the different tests we can do to confirm but eventually it was confirmed. We then went over all the options after we decided not to go through chemo. Any time we had questions he would always take the time to call us back and talk about it. Three weeks later snow wasn't doing good at all and I woke up one day thinking it would be his last hoping I was wrong and it was just a bad day. While our boy was struggling to breathe at home I called the office to see if they can squeeze us in to euthanize him which they did. We rushed over and staff met us in the parking lot with a cart, he was about 130 lbs and couldn't walk. The only negative was as we hear our boy struggling to breathe/dying the receptionist came for a signature and payment which my husband then told her to leave the room and we would pay when we left. (We ended up not having to since he went on his own)Maybe one minute after being in the room our boy took his last breath as Dr.Sampson was coming in. Through that difficult time he sat with us and again answered all our questions and even walked us back to our car with our boy to help get him in. We are super grateful for him and his team. Thank you thank you thank you for the care you gave and will continue to give our pups.