Banfield Pet Hospital

We love the staff here! The veterinarians are all so wonderful, especially Dr. Gallicchio. We have been here for wellcare and sick visits. Most recently one of our pups became ill and Dr. Gallicchio and vet tech, Kelly, were amazing in diagnosis and treatment. They helped put us at ease when we were so worried & upset. We are happy to be members of the Banfield Holmdel family.

Baxter loves the Staff so I know I can trust the staff, everyone is so kind and knowledgeable. They answer all of my questions even the silly ones, thank you for everything you do.

They're always able to get you in when you need an appointment right away. Their staff is very friendly. The only thing I do not like is that you cannot go in the room with your pet. If that would ever change I would give them five stars for sure I think anyway the vets always seem nice but I'm used to being in the room with my dogs

All three of my dogs go to Banfield. They are not only kind but supportive. My one dog went through extensive heartworm treatment and still wagged his tail walking. My new rescue puppy had a parasite and they took him in the day I called as a drop off and he was able to get the care he needed. Dr Gallicchio and her team treat every animal as their own.

I will never forgive Banfield Hospital for what they did to my dog. My French Bulldog, 13 years old, was healthy and stable — until Banfield made the unforgivable mistake of giving him a Lyme vaccine he never had before and did not need. In his files it was written in BIG LETTERS: NO LYME VACCINE. They ignored it, and that single shot destroyed his immune system. Now he is suffering with serious health issues. What makes it worse? They didn’t even apologize. No compassion, no accountability. Instead, I got harsh body gestures, cold attitudes, and a total lack of care from the staff. It felt like my dog’s life meant nothing to them. Everyone in that office showed the same disgusting disregard. Because of their negligence, my dog may not survive this. I am now facing the reality that I mig